
Nina Sen
Latest articles by Nina Sen
Levitate Me: Water Droplets Dance, Defy Gravity (Video)
By Nina Sen published
Fascinating video shows how using opposing ultrasonic speakers can levitate and hold droplets of water against gravity.

Leafy Abode: Newly Discovered Beetle Makes Shelter with Feces
By Nina Sen published
A newly discovered species of leaf beetle uses its own feces to modify shelters in leaves.

Science of Fear Explained in Spooky Video
By Nina Sen published
In this cool video, professor Abigail Marsh explains how multiple pathways can trigger a response to fear.

Tiny Tentacles: Photo Reveals Amazing Catch-and-Release Nanofibers
By Nina Sen published
Do these look like tentacles? Synthetic biology works with unnatural molecules and compounds to make tools familiar to natural biology.

Colorful Photo: Bright Pink Slug in Australia's Mount Kaputar
By Nina Sen published
Australia’s Mount Kaputar is home to bright, pink slugs that come out on rainy nights.

What Color Is a Mirror?
By Nina Sen published
A perfect mirror has specular reflection, meaning it reflects all light in a single direction equal to what it receives.

Space Station and Full Moon Glow in Yosemite Night Sky (Photo)
By Nina Sen published
Night sky photographer Scott McGuire snapped this stunning photo of the space station full moon over Half Dome at Yosemite National Park.

Window to the Stars: Canyon and Cosmos Dazzle in Photo
By Nina Sen published
Night sky photographer Tunc Tezel took this breathtaking photo from the elusive 'window' to the stars.

How Did Apollo 8 Become the First to Travel Around the Moon?
By Nina Sen published
The primary purpose of this mission was to further progress toward the goal of landing men on the Moon.

How Big is Mars?
By Nina Sen published
Mars also has about 10 percent of the mass and 15 percent of the volume of Earth.

Interesting Facts About the Hubble Space Telescope
By Nina Sen published
The Hubble Telescope is called a Cassegrain reflector telescope.

Can the Planet Nibiru Exist?
By Nina Sen published
Many have tied the existence of a rogue planet with Eris, a dwarf planet found beyond Neptune.

Cool Facts About Antarctica
By Nina Sen published
Antarctica fits the definition of a desert because it has an annual precipitation of less than 10 inches and is devoid of vegetation.

What is the V-22 Osprey Flying Machine?
By Nina Sen published
Aeronautical engineers created the V-22, an aircraft that could combine the speed and range of a turboprop airplane with the vertical agility of a helicopter.

Mind-Blowing Facts About Asteroids
By Nina Sen published
Most theories say that asteroids are bits and pieces left over from the formation of the solar system.

Is There Water on Mars?
By Nina Sen published
In the 1800s, astronomers glimpsed what they took to be canals on the Martian surface.
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