Perpetual Learning
You know that feeling. That sudden, heart-stopping lurch as your foot slides out from under you on a patch of ice. We’ve all been there. For over 200 years, scientists thought they had a pretty good handle on why it happens. The long-accepted theory? A thin layer of meltwater on the ice’s surface, caused by … Read more
You know, I’ve always been fascinated by how we can reimagine waste. It feels like unlocking a secret potential that was hiding in plain sight. And lately, the science world has been doing just that, turning a problem we all know too well – plastic waste – into a solution for another massive challenge: carbon … Read more
Did you know that scientists have developed a new type of plastic that’s not only biodegradable but also stronger than PET (polyethylene terephthalate) – the plastic commonly used in water bottles and food packaging? This is a really exciting development in the world of material science. For years, we’ve been grappling with the massive problem … Read more