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According to research conducted by the American media outlet CNET, nearly 1 million people are killed by mosquito bites yearly, making them the deadliest creatures on Earth. As explained by the CDC, “Only female mosquitoes bite people and animals to get a blood meal. Female mosquitoes need a blood meal to produce eggs. Mosquitoes get... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:In 2024, the Global Drone Market was valued at $25.3 billion. By 2033, it is predicted that the Global Drone Market will see a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 13.4%, reaching a total value of $133.6 billion. The majority of the market will be to support drones used in agriculture, delivery and logistics, real... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Administered by the National Institute of Justice in cooperation with the University of North Texas Health Science Center, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) was officially launched in 2007. The databases, technology, and services provided by NamUs support various levels of search and rescue programs in missing and unidentified person cases. According to... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:In 2013, CBS’s Charlie Rose visited Jeff Bezos at his Seattle, Washington Amazon campus. At the start of the interview, Bezos told Rose that he had a great surprise to share with him. Bezos proceeds to bring Rose into a room where Rose instantly becomes excited by what he sees on a table in the... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Professor Jason Barnes of the University of Idaho and Dr. Ralph Lorenz of Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have been friends and colleagues working in partnership with NASA for many years now. While having dinner together one night, they got into a conversation about Saturn’s largest moon, Titan. With an atmosphere denser than Earth’s,... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:As the East Coast of the United States heads into its first heatwave of the summer, beaches up and down the shoreline are preparing for an influx of visitors. New York alone has 1,300 public beaches spread out over 127 miles along the Atlantic Ocean coastline. Though New York’s beaches don’t get as crowded as... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:From September 1939 through September 1945, nearly all of the world’s countries were engaged in the conflict of World War II. The resolution of WWII ultimately led to the establishment of the United Nations, laying the groundwork for the international order we abide by today. Another result of the war was seeing the United States... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents: Since 1949, Legos have been igniting the imagination of children and adults. Based in Billund, Denmark, The Lego Group is one of the largest companies in Europe and the world’s largest toy company based on sales. The company makes approximately 36 billion Lego bricks each year. These bricks and kits can be found in... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Evidence of the early Native American Adena culture in Ohio dates back to around 1,000 BC. The Adena built semipermanent farming communities throughout Ohio. Studies show that they planted squash and corn to support a hunter-gatherer lifestyle. Since then, Ohio has had a rich history supported by agricultural communities. Today, agriculture represents 14% of all... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents: Since 2019, the AZDrone Festival has been held on the Grand Canyon University campus in Phoenix, Arizona. As stated on the festival website, “AZDroneFest is a film festival and UAS Expo designed to educate, promote, cultivate and celebrate the art of aerial cinematography in Arizona…Attached to the film festival is an education expo with... Read More
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