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Carrying Capacity for Satellites is Being Affected by Climate Change
Image Created By Olivia Hwang Student Summary by Olivia Hwang Original Source: William E. Parker et al., Science Journal for Kids, July 2025 https://www.sciencejournalforkids.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/space-debris_article.pdf; https://www.nature.com/articles/s41893-025-01512-0 Abstract Background: High numbers of satellites and space stations orbit Earth in the thermosphere and exosphere (the top layers of our atmosphere), which together are called low Earth orbit. Scien


Protecting Ourselves from AI Cyber Hacking
Student Summary by Emma Seo Original Source: Kathryn Hulick, Science News, June 26, 2026 https://www.sciencenews.org/article/cybersecurity-threat-new-ai-models Image created by Emma Seo Abstract Background: As AI is growing in advancement, it is becoming better at hacking. People can use AI to steal someone's identity, disrupt core operations of banking and health care systems, and much more. If cyber security defenders aren't prepared, problems might be caused by cyber attac


Innovative Materials That May Slow Climate Change
Student summary by Olivia Hwang Original Source: NEIL SAVAGE, Scientific American, April 2,2025 https://www.scientificamerican.com/custom-media/ul-research-institutes/the-new-materials-that-could-ease-climate-impacts/?mvt=i&mvn=c72419d6bafe46a58cf37beafcb7118d&mvp=NA-SCIEAMER-11239494&mvl=%20%5BHopper%20Native%20Grid%5D Abstract Background: Climate change is a growing issue, and with the world using many petroleum-based materials, a United Nations study reports that water
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