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Amelia Nwofor edits Buzzrag's science coverage with rigorous, methodical analysis and a journalist's instinct for the human story underneath the data. She believes science writing should excite readers without flattening the nuance that makes a finding interesting in the first place.

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Vega, Altair and Deneb: Why the Summer Triangle Rules the Sky

Vega, Altair and Deneb: Why the Summer Triangle Rules the Sky

September 12, 2026

ALMA Spots a Massive Binary Star System Born Just 60 Years Ago

ALMA Spots a Massive Binary Star System Born Just 60 Years Ago

September 11, 2026

Curiosity at 5,000 Sols: What a Mars Rover Learns in 14 Years

Curiosity at 5,000 Sols: What a Mars Rover Learns in 14 Years

September 10, 2026

Portrait of Gustav Kirchhoff beside “Kirchhoff’s Laws” text and a glowing parallel circuit diagram

Kirchhoff's Circuit Laws: A Student's Rules That Held Up for 180 Years

September 8, 2026

Industrial factory pours liquid silicone into a vat, surrounded by tubing and molded products; text reads “SILICONE” and…

From Sand to Spatula: Why Silicone Bends Like Rubber but Handles Heat

September 7, 2026

Two men flank a bearded scientist figure with the periodic table of elements displayed between them against a dark…

The Periodic Table From Ancient Atoms to Lab-Made Elements

September 4, 2026

A glowing Mercury sphere with blue and gold surface details orbits close to the Sun against a dark orange background, with…

What BepiColombo Is Finding at Mercury Before Orbit

September 3, 2026

Microbes Are Quietly Destroying World Heritage Sites

September 3, 2026

Two satellite Earth maps comparing August and September conditions during El Niño, with yellow arrows highlighting…

El Niño 2026 Could Be Among the Strongest on Record

September 2, 2026

Aerial view of a massive flooded pit mine with dark water surrounded by exposed rock layers and sparse vegetation, with…

Abandoned Gold Mines Are Becoming Pumped Hydro Plants

September 2, 2026

A man in vintage clothing stands at a blackboard displaying "ANTIMATTER" with glowing neon symbols representing matter and…

How Paul Dirac Accidentally Predicted Antimatter

September 1, 2026

NASA's Roman Space Telescope Launches Into Deep Space

August 31, 2026

Black and white portrait of a serious-looking man in formal attire with text reading "RAMANUJAN'S MYSTERY" in white and…

Ramanujan's Pi Formula Took 73 Years to Prove

August 31, 2026

Man in blue shirt with hand on chin next to laser cutting equipment with bright orange sparks on metal surface

How Lasers Cut Through Metal: The Physics Explained

August 31, 2026

Glowing blue triangle containing spheres with purple quantum energy waves and a red arrow pointing to the center against a…

Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, Properly Defined

August 30, 2026

Eight colorful blood type bags (A+, A-, B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+, O-) arranged in a grid with "HIDDEN ADVANTAGES" header in…

Blood Types: Medical Realities and the Myths Around Them

August 30, 2026

JWST Spots a Black Hole Star in the Early Universe

August 28, 2026

Space satellites and Pluto against a starfield with the documentary title overlaid in large white text.

New Horizons and the Long Journey to Pluto

August 28, 2026

Alps Glaciers Are on Track for Record Ice Loss in 2026

Alps Glaciers Are on Track for Record Ice Loss in 2026

August 28, 2026

ISS Antenna Replaced in Two-Spacewalk Operation

ISS Antenna Replaced in Two-Spacewalk Operation

August 27, 2026