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After over 20 years of planning and delays, the most powerful telescope of all time officially went into operation. Now, one ...

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Welcome to Education Week’s Weekly News Quiz! We’re here every Thursday to test how well you’ve kept up with the latest education news. After you finish the quiz, read the explanations to ...

Science capital is a relatively new measure developed to understand people's engagement with science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields.

Most Americans don't pass this financial literacy quiz In a financially literate society, the quizmasters say, most of us would know most of the answers. Yet, only 16% of quiz-takers got 22 or ...

Explore 10 jaw-dropping black hole wallpapers captured by NASA. These cosmic visuals reveal the mysterious beauty of space, perfect for anyone fascinated by the universe’s most powerful and ...

Tech Under pressure: Apple applies skill, science and true grit to get the most out of its electronics Apple’s Cork HQ is home to a sophisticated R&D lab. Wallpaper* took a tour behind the scenes to ...