Proxima Centauri is the closest star to our Sun that we have observed. We already know it has one planet in a potentially habitable zone, and another we aren't sure about. Now, astronomers have discovered what looks like a third planet, which is exciting for many reasons. The Resident breaks it down. Follow her at http://www.twitter.com/TheResident

According to a recent DARPA press release, the US military has successfully flown a Black Hawk helicopter without a pilot or anyone else onboard. The Resident breaks down the implications. Follow her at http://www.twitter.com/TheResident

Weather modification is nothing new. Countries around the globe have been doing it for decades. Now, scientists have found a new, easy way to make rain come or go. Whether or not the technology will be used for good or evil remains to be seen. The Resident discusses. Follow her at http://www.twitter.com/TheResident

In fact a research team out of the University of Hawaii’s Pacific Biosciences Research Center recently published an article in Biological Reviews, which asserts that the Sixth Mass Extinction Event has almost assuredly started, and almost assuredly has to do with us humans. The Resident breaks it down. Follow her at http://www.twitter.com/TheResident

Engineers from the China University of Mining and Technology built a new facility that houses a mini-moon room in its heart, giving them the ability to simulate lunar-gravity, as well as no-gravity, environments with the flip of a switch, for as long as they want. The implications are huge for the new space race. The Resident breaks it down. Follow her at http://www.twitter.com/TheResident

In a recent complaint to the UN, China says they had to perform "evasive maneuvers" to "prevent a potential collision" with one of Elon's zillion Starlink satellites on two separate occasions, which threatened the lives of their taikonauts in orbit. Yes, we humans are up to our usual shenanigans, except now...we're doing it in space. The Resident discusses.

2021 was an epic year for humanity...and the space industry. The Resident thinks it all adds up to one great possibility for 2022.

At long last the answer could be here to that age-old question, why do we exist? It all has to do with something called Q-balls and a new way for scientists to detect them. The Resident has it for you, right here!

Climate change is a threat to the Antarctic ice shelves, in more ways than scientists have ever understood. The Resident discusses.

Scientists from the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics at the University of Colorado in Boulder recently revealed that a sun-like star named EK Draconis spewed out a coronal mass ejection (CME) ten times larger than any other ever observed. The Resident discusses the implications for our own star, the Sun.