Three great places for summer stargazing
Kieri Karpa, Head Layout Manager
June 10, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
Stargazing is a popular summer pastime, and depending on your travel budget, you can see some breathtaking views. These are among some of the best places in Pennsylvania, best places in the country, and best places in the world for stargazing. Cherry Springs State Park, Pennsylvania L...
Deep underground, Yellowstone supervolcano lays dormant
Alex Elchev, Section Editor
May 25, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
Hawaii’s recent volcanic activity is a reminder volcanoes are extremely dangerous, and can strike at any time. On May 4, 2018, CBS News reported lava spewed out of Hawaii’s Mount Kilauea for the first time in over 30 years. The lava poured through roads and homes, displacing hundreds of fami...
Review: ‘X’ best iPhone yet
Alex Elchev, Section Editor
May 25, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
The tenth anniversary of the iPhone is by far the most innovative iPhone ever made, and it’s worth the price. With the iPhone X, Apple is returning to the innovation that made them famous. The tenth anniversary of the iPhone delivers with the most imaginative design and hardware yet, and the it...
Editorial: Bitcoin is not worth the hype
Alex Elchev, Section Editor
May 25, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology, Uncategorized
Bitcoin is just too dangerous to be useful. According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin hit its highest price ever on December 17, 2017, briefly selling for over $20,000. Since then, the price has significantly dropped off by as much 67% in early April. Experts and amateurs alike had high hopes for Bitcoin afte...
Trump, Facebook, Cambridge Analytica Linked in Data Security Scandal
Alex Elchev, Science and Technology Editor
May 24, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
The personal data of over 50 million Facebook users was mishandled in a massive political advertisement campaign. Facebook is by far the world’s most popular social media service, with 2.19 billion active users as of March 31, 2018. On March 17, 2018, the New York Times revealed how Cambridge Ana...
Three Supermoons Coming this Summer
Kieri Karpa, Head Layout Manager
May 16, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
From causing lunacy to creating natural disasters, there are a lot of misconceptions about supermoons. This summer, there will be three supermoons, coming on June 13th, 2018, as well as July 13th, 2018 and August 11th, 2018. These three supermoons will fall at the new moon phase, so unfortunately the...
Spotify Updating, Expanding Both Free and Premium Options
Anna Levin, HHS Kiss and Tell Co-Editor
May 15, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
Spotify’s upcoming update will expand the abilities of its free users, allowing them to listen to their favorite music more freely. For the first time since its release in 2014, the music streaming app Spotify will revamp not only its looks, but also the way it offers music to its users. Spotify...
Meteor shower visible this weekend
Kieri Karpa, Head Layout Manager
May 4, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
Most children hope a wish on a shooting star will make their dreams come true, but there isn’t much magic behind them. Shooting stars are bits of space debris, like parts of asteroids, that hit earth’s atmosphere at high speeds. When these extremely fast moving particles hit the atmosphere, ...
Smartwatch Review
Kieri Karpa, Head Layout Manager
April 30, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
It seems like a new smartwatch comes out every few months, so it can be hard to navigate the market. But clearly some watches are better than others, so here are the best watches currently on the market. Best Budget Smartwatch Priced at $69.99 on Amazon, the Asus Zenwatch 2 is the best smartwatch for the price, according to Authority Advisor. Fa...
Earth Day’s 48th anniversary celebrated
Anna Levin, HHS Kiss and Tell Co-Editor
April 22, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
Sunday, April 22 marks the 48th anniversary of the Earth Day celebration. Earth Day is an environmental movement started to fight air pollution created during the Vietnam war, according to the Earth Day Network (EDN). The founder, Senator Gaylord Nelson, thought of the idea after witnessing the...
3 things to know about Cannabis on “420”
Ethan Sniderman, Reporter
April 20, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
Friday, April 20, 2018 marks a national “holiday” for cannabis enthusiasts, commonly known as 420. Although marijuana is a prevalent part of our society, there are lots of important pieces of information that some members of the general public may not be aware of. While April 20 will be surround...
Researchers Claim to have Found New Human Organ
Anna Levin, HHS Kiss and Tell Co-editor
April 12, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
An organ that’s always been hidden under the skin but never noticed may have just been discovered by scientists using new examination techniques. A group of researchers claim to have found a new organ, the interstitium, in a study they published in Scientific Reports on Tuesday, March 27, 2018....
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