On February 7, Phillip Olsen, a science teacher at Tosa East, entered his classroom in the morning only to notice that his classroom pet, Moose, was missing. Moose is a bright orange corn snake that was...

Ancient People Made Cheese in Poland Archaeology and Ancient Cultures A new study by the University of York, UK, has found evidence of cheese making in a site dated to the late Neolithic period...

Webb Telescope Captures Stars Forming Last week, the James Webb telescope captured something amazing: the formation of stars.  Now, for the first time ever, scientists can witness the formation of...

Neanderthals Hunted and Butchered Huge Elephants According to a finding last Wednesday, our closest ancestors, the neanderthals, hunted huge elephants that could feed over a hundred people.  The bones...

Meteorites Reveal Possible Origin of Building Blocks of Life Meteorites have revealed to researchers the likely far-flung origin of Earth's volatile chemicals, some of which form the building blocks...

17 Pound Meteorite Discovered in Antarctica On Wednesday of last week, a daring team of scientists went to recover meteorites in Antarctica, one of which being a monstrous 17 pounds. This team included...

NASA’s Webb Telescope Discovers its First Exoplanet Since its launch in late 2021, the James Webb telescope has been traveling our galaxy and setting records. Now, it has found its first planet from...

The Last Apollo 7 Astronaut Has Died Civilian astronaut Walter Cunningham, age 90, has died in Houston, Texas.  He was on board the Apollo 7 in 1968 and was part of NASA’s mission to put humans on...

Wauwatosa West Aerospace Engineering Students launched student built and designed rockets on Monday October 7th near the football field. The launch concluded their first project in Aerospace Engineering,...