Georgina Torbet
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Recent articles by Georgina:
Does listening to languages in your sleep help you learn them faster?
Can you learn a language by listening to it in your sleep? The science isn't clear-cut, but recent research suggests sleep-listening might indeed be beneficial → Read More
Next-generation batteries could use material derived from trees
Researchers have developed a tree-derived material for use in solid state batteries, which are safer and less environmentally damaging than current batteries. → Read More
Hubble Space Telescope captures a peculiar pair of galaxies
This week's image from the Hubble Space Telescope shows an odd couple: One large spiral galaxy and its diminutive companion. → Read More
Crunchy algae, anyone? NASA shares ideas for food in space
From bugs to algae, and from 3D printing to artificial photosynthesis, NASA has announced a plethora of ideas about the future of food in space. → Read More
Boeing Starliner valve issue may have been caused by humid Florida weather
Boeing's Starliner capsule won't be carrying astronauts to the International Space Station soon, but officials say they are zeroing in on fixing of the issue. → Read More
Hawaiian telescope snaps an image of a recently formed baby planet
Recently, astronomers had the rare treat of observing an exoplanet directly -- and it's one of the youngest planets ever found. → Read More
Hubble had a ringside seat to observe a star going supernova
Recently the Hubble Space Telescope observed something very rare: A star in the process of going supernova. → Read More
NASA’s Lucy spacecraft is in cruise mode, but solar array issue persists
NASA is investigating what is wrong with the solar array of its Lucy spacecraft, but says the craft is healthy and is traveling along the correct trajectory. → Read More
NASA will send its uncrewed Artemis mission to the moon in February 2022
NASA has confirmed that it will be heading back to the moon early next year, announcing that the uncrewed Artemis I mission will launch in February 2022. → Read More
Mars helicopter is back in action and will attempt high rotor speed flight today
Mars helicopter Ingenuity will attempt another test flight this weekend, spinning its rotors faster than before to compensate for changing weather on Mars. → Read More
This Black Friday shopping hack will never leave you empty-handed
Some of the best Black Friday deals are already available, and we have a hack to help you save even more during sales season. → Read More
This 32-inch 4K monitor is so cheap at Walmart today it could be a mistake
If you've been wanting to get your hands on a new gaming monitor, then we have a deal you won't want to miss out on: A 32-inch LG UltraGear monitor for $250. → Read More
This 70-inch 4K TV just got a HUGE PRICE CUT at Walmart for Black Friday
Black Friday might not start until November, but we're already seeing amazing deals like this massive 70-inch LG 4K TV, which is available for under $700 today. → Read More
See the 42 biggest asteroids in our solar system in stunning detail
The European Southern Observatory (ESO) has released images of 42 of the largest asteroids in the asteroid belt, showing their variety of sizes and shapes. → Read More
James Webb Space Telescope arrives in French Guiana ahead of launch
The James Webb Space Telescope, which will allow astronomers to hunt for habitable exoplanets, has arrived at its launch destination in French Guiana. → Read More
Chinese crew launches to new space station — including station’s first woman
Three astronauts blasted off for China's longest-ever stay in space this week, including Wang Yaping who is the first woman to stay on the new space station. → Read More
Russian cosmonaut and film crew returned safely to Earth from space station
A trio of Russian crew members including an actress and film producer have landed safely after departing the International Space Station (ISS). → Read More
Hubble spots persistent water vapor on Europa — but only in one hemisphere
Evidence from the Hubble Space Telescope shows persistent water vapor on Jupiter's moon Europa -- but only in one hemisphere. → Read More
Watch a Russian Film Crew Depart From the ISS Tonight
Having spent 11 days on the International Space Station (ISS), a Russian film crew will be heading back to Earth this evening, Saturday, October 16. → Read More
Perseverance rover captures stunning panoramic image of Mars’s South Séítah
NASA has released a stunning panoramic view of the surface of Mars, composed of pictures taken by the Perseverance rover. → Read More