Spotify Elevates Premium Experience with Introduction of Audiobooks+ New York, NY – July 17, 2025 – Spotify, the world’s most popular audio streaming service, today announced a significant expansion of its premium offering with the introduction of Audiobooks+, a new feature designed to bring even more choice and flexibility to its dedicated subscribers. This exciting … Read more
Neutrino Day Fun in Lead! 🎉🔬 Imagine a whole town celebrating science! That’s exactly what happened in Lead, South Dakota, on Neutrino Day! Hundreds of people, big and small, came together for a super fun day all about tiny, invisible particles called neutrinos. What are Neutrinos? Think of neutrinos like super-shy, super-fast tiny messengers. They … Read more
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Seeks to Enhance Radio Astronomy Capabilities with New Bandwidth Link The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has announced its intention to procure a 1Gbps managed bandwidth link for the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory (SARAO), as detailed in a Request for Proposals (RFP) published on July 17, … Read more
A Harmonious Fusion: Beethoven Evening Celebrates Art and Science at Martonvásár The Hungarian Academy of Sciences proudly announces a special event celebrating the profound connection between art and science, set to take place on July 16, 2025, at 10:00 PM in the picturesque setting of Martonvásár. The evening, titled “On the Island of the Community … Read more
Samsung Unfolds a New Era in New York City with Galaxy Unpacked 2025 New York City, NY – July 17, 2025 – Samsung today unveiled its latest innovations at the highly anticipated Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event, setting the stage for a transformative experience for users, aptly themed “Galaxy and the City: Lighting Up NYC, One … Read more
Fermilab’s Super-Duper Discovery: Fixing a Cosmic Puzzle! Imagine the universe is like a giant, amazing LEGO set. Everything we see – stars, planets, even you and me – are built with these special LEGO bricks called fundamental particles. For a long, long time, scientists have been trying to figure out exactly which bricks exist and … Read more
The Wobbly Dance of Tiny Particles: Fermilab’s Exciting News! Imagine you have a super, super tiny, invisible spinning top. So small, you can’t even see it! This tiny spinning top is called a muon. Muons are like cousins to the even tinier particles that make up everything around us, like the stuff in your toys, … Read more
Amazing Quantum Computers Get a Boost with New Open-Source Tool! Imagine a computer that’s super, super powerful, so powerful it can solve problems that our best computers today can only dream of. That’s the promise of quantum computers! And guess what? Scientists are making them even better, and it’s all thanks to a new invention … Read more
NASA Program Builds Bridge From Military to Civilian Careers for Johnson Team Members Houston, TX – The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is proud to announce a significant initiative aimed at leveraging the invaluable skills and experiences of its military veterans. The Johnson Space Center has launched a new program designed to create a … Read more
The Thrill of the Sidelines: Why Being Where the Action Is Paramount for Sports Journalists Madrid, Spain – July 17, 2025 – Telefónica recently highlighted a fundamental truth for those who chronicle the world of sports: “Being where things happen is the best thing that can happen to a sports journalist.” This insightful observation, published … Read more