Three new space missions are set to reinvigorate studies of Earth’s long-neglected neighbor, potentially revealing how and why it became our planet’s evil twin.
— Scientific American (@sciam) August 18, 2021
Learn more about how NASA is lifting the "Venus curse" in our September issue: https://t.co/kElcwTd5p6 pic.twitter.com/z8Jyrcrp2u
Tag Archives: Reviews
Harvard Study: Vitamin D Lowers The Risk Of Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer
Political Analysis: Taliban In Afghanistan, Climate Change, Vaccinations
Washington Post columnists Jonathan Capehart and Michael Gerson join William Brangham to discuss the politics of the week including the Taliban’s march across Afghanistan, the latest startling report on climate change and how to convince all Americans to get vaccinated.
Magazine Views: Science News – August 14, 2021
Front Covers: Science Magazine – August 13
Previews: Times Literary Supplement – August 13
Previews: New Scientist Magazine – August 14
Infographic: Final Tokyo Olympics Medal Count
Analysis: How Marriott Became The Largest Hotel Operator In The World
Marriott International has been a stalwart in the hotel industry for decades. However, the hotel giant — along with its competitors — was hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. Last year was the worst on record for U.S. hotels, and Marriott was particularly hard hit. The company posted in 2020 its first full-year loss in more than a decade. Despite those challenges, the rollout of vaccines and signs of pent-up travel demand has led to a renewed sense of optimism for the hotel operator.
Reviews: Team USA Medal Winners – Tokyo Olympics
Team USA won 113 medals, including 39 gold medals, at the Tokyo Olympics. Take a look at all the medal winners.

