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UI researcher uses NASA rover to find rare mineral on Mars
13+ hour, 45+ min ago (533+ words) A University of Iowa geology professor working with NASA helped discover a rare mineral on the Jezero crater on Mars. Valerie Payré, an Assistant Professor in the School of Earth, Environment, and Sustainability, has been working on the Mars 2020 rover…...
Stanford researchers find a single question could be the key to changing someone's mind
21+ hour, 16+ min ago (169+ words) Curiosity goes a lot further than we might think. The diversity of humanity means people won’t always see eye to eye, and psychology tells us that people tend to double down when their views are challenged. When people are so…...
Quote of the Day: “Be Less Curious About People And More Curious About Ideas.” - Marie Curie
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (412+ words) Quote of the Day: In a world where conversations often revolve around other people’s lives, opinions, and achievements, one powerful thought encourages us to look in a different direction: “Be Less Curious About People And More Curious About Ideas.” The…...
What happens when we stay curious? Research has some surprising answers for adults.
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (804+ words) Vanessa Dupre, 5, raises her hand to ask a question as cellist Manuel Papale speaks as members of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra visited the St. Charles Parish Library's St. Rose Branch in St. Rose on Tuesday, July 14, 2026. The string duet was…...
NASA's Curiosity discovers strange holes on Mount Sharp of Mars: a geological enigma with no clear explanation
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (350+ words) A recent discovery by the Curiosity rover from NASA has captured the attention of scientists worldwide. While exploring the Valley Grande on Mount Sharp on Mars, the vehicle found a series of geological enigmas: holes and cavities that challenge conventional…...
Why asking questions could be more important than memorising answers
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (258+ words) Memorising information through repetition has been a cornerstone of traditional education systems for decades. However, recent studies reveal its severe limitations in the modern era. Students who rely entirely on rote learning often demonstrate weaker critical thinking abilities compared to…...
Setting Students Up to Grapple With Ideas to Promote Curiosity
2+ week, 3+ hour ago (252+ words) Teachers can use inquiry-focused strategies to get students curious about what they’re learning and help ensure that new knowledge sticks. However, I believe that curiosity is less about the topic and more about how students experience learning, and educators can…...
Why We Really Try to Understand Other People
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (36+ words) Social Games, Borrowed Wisdom, and the Courage to Simply Act As a child, I was deeply fascinated by psychology. Why? Around the age of nine, I ran into …...
1.Learning Through Experimentation: Building Curiosity Inside the Classroom?
1+ day, 20+ hour ago (23+ words) At Pehchaan The Street School Trust, learning goes beyond traditional classroom methods. The organisation encourages …...
Mars’s surface has long been divided between northern lowlands and southern highlands, but its deep interior was generally modelled as roughly symmetrical. Now a Caltech-led team publishing in Nature has inferred that the mantle beneath the southern highlands is 200 to 400 degrees Celsius hotter than beneath the north—an immense thermal anomaly that may still produce pockets of partially molten rock.
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (1228+ words) Orbiter tracking reveals a north-south difference in Mars's mantle rigidity consistent with a 200 to 400°C thermal anomaly, while leaving the presence of partial melt unresolved....