This multi-wavelength image from NASA shows a universe full of galaxies that are various shapes, colors and sizes. Most are small while a handful are somewhat larger. A few stars are also scattered across the image. NASA/ESA/CSA/A. Pagan (STScI)/R. Jansen (ASU)/NASA hide caption toggle caption NASA/ESA/CSA/A. Pagan (STScI)/R. Jansen (ASU)/NASA Dark energy, a mysterious force
A while ago, my family and I embarked on a new chapter in our winter-sporting life. Why book another trip to the expensive Alps, we thought? Sure, the snow was excellent, the aprés ski exuberant and the facilities über convenient. But would the children get to hear new languages, be exposed to many kinds of
As Democrats aim to rebound following stunning setbacks in the 2024 elections, the race for Democratic National Committee chair is very publicly heating up. Getting less attention, but also starting to quietly commence, are moves by Democratic politicians who may have national ambitions in the next White House race. And while 2028 may seem like
By LEWIS BROWNING Published: 02:44 EST, 18 November 2024 | Updated: 02:44 EST, 18 November 2024 Welcome back for another Teamsheet. Today we’re only going back a decade, when Liverpool thrashed Arsenal 5-1 in February 2014. The game made headlines not only because of the score, but because Liverpool raced into a 4-0 lead in
The Democratic Party is soul-searching in the wake of last week’s stunning setbacks both in the presidential election and down-ballot races. A wave of incriminations and finger pointing is well underway, and more earnest autopsies of what went wrong and how to make corrections will soon commence. Concurrent with those efforts are talks about who
In case fans need a reminder about how tough hockey players are, look no further than Dylan Holloway. Holloway’s St. Louis Blues were hosting the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday night when he found himself in a scary situation. With roughly two minutes left in the first period, Tampa Bay left-winger Nick Paul flicked a
OceanGate’s CEO continued diving his Titan submersible despite knowing it would eventually implode because he knew he wouldn’t be ‘held accountable’, his friend has testified. Karl Stanley, a submersible pilot and designer of the Roatan Institute of Deepsea Exploration, told a US Coast Guard panel that Stockton Rush was more concerned with leaving, ‘his mark