Science and Tech

Elon Musk is a widely-viewed technological genius who is in charge of Tesla Motors, is trying to build a tunnel under L.A., and is...

By: Rachel Xue Imagine being hooked up to a strange machine, having no idea what is happening to you, and being physically tormented. Imagine being...

By Leonardo Yana-Romero and David Chung What is a Flying Car? The term, flying car, is pretty self-explanatory. But just in case you don’t know, a...

by Nikitha Kamath Known to be deadly at times, malaria is an infectious disease that is more common in countries with tropical climates. This mosquito-borne...

By Shawn Gupta Plastic waste is a huge problem for our planet. It is estimated that over 300 million tons of plastic are produced annually,...

By David Chung and Leonardo Yana-Romero What is a Super Blood Wolf Moon? The Super Blood Wolf Moon is comprised of three different phenomenons regarding the...

By Daniel Purizhansky The question of dark matter and dark energy has been among the most mysterious and endearing in scientific history. 95 percent of...

The story of Adam and Eve’s expulsion from the Garden of Eden is one of the most widely known parts of Christian lore, and perhaps one of the oldest as well. Like other Biblical stories, it was derived from earlier Sumerian traditions. The word eden is a Sumerian word meaning ‘plain.’ No matter your religion, you are probably familiar with the tale of the world’s first two humans and their misdemeanors in paradise. It is referenced in countless films and books, which leads to it being explained even in secular schools. It has infiltrated pop culture. Despite this, it is almost always depicted incorrectly. As is typical of the Bible, no physical description of Adam, Eve, or the serpent is included. It never explicitly states that the forbidden fruit is an apple or that the serpent is a snake (it was definitely not a snake). In this article, we’ll explore a few ways of envisioning the antagonist in this famous scene.

By: Sherrie Chen Bioengineering is playing an important role in medical area. For instance, tissue engineers can graft layers of skin grown onto wound, helping...

Emmanuelle Charpentier, a French professor, and Jennifer Doudna, an American biochemist, are the 6th and 7th women to win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Their discovery of CRISPR-Cas9 is a molecular tool that can be used to make precise incisions in the genetic material, making it easier to edit genetic code. This discovery revolutionized molecular life sciences, bringing new opportunities with breathtaking potential.