Darren Orf is a journalist who has written for various publications, including Popular Mechanics Magazine, Knowledia, Yahoo News, AOL, Inc., and more. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including space exploration, physics, technology, and current events. With a knack for captivating storytelling, Darren brings complex scientific concepts to life for readers.
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How the universe will end is an ongoing debate among cosmologists, and outcomes vary depending on specific theories.
By: Darren Orf
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By: Darren Orf
A new study took a novel approach at examining—and maybe even solving—the mystery of the humble wheel.
Modern LIDAR observations have finally revealed its long-lost location, hidden amongst the jungle's dense foliage.
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By: Darren Orf
It turns out the volcano isn’t the hottest thing in Pompeii after all.
If you're exploring the frontier of known particle physics, examining neutron stars, which produce some of the most intense magnetic and gravitational environments in the universe, is a good place to start.
By: Darren Orf
Now it’s just floating around in an interstellar cloud.
This thing loves carbon. An international team of scientists (including experts from Harvard University) have described a carbon dioxide-hungry algae nicknamed "Chonkus."
It took over a year for citizen scientists to decode the signal.
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