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An airman assigned to Malmstrom Air Force Base appeared in federal court in Great Falls on Oct. 10 and plead admitted to allegations that he obtained and sold images of child sexual abuse material using social media, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. Brandon Earl Bankston, 23, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to sell…
Defects can make a material stronger or make it fail catastrophically. Knowing how fast they travel can help researchers understand things like earthquake ruptures, structural failures, and precision manufacturing. Settling a half century of debate, researchers have discovered that tiny linear de
Researchers have discovered that linear defects can propagate through a material faster than sound waves do. This gives scientists a new appreciation of the damage they might do to a broad range of materials in extreme conditions
Carbon capture technologies have been advancing steadily, but the challenge of finding effective uses for captured carbon remains.
Scientists have spent decades contemplating and working on neurotechnologies and nanoelectronics to ‘enhance’ animal or human brains and bodies using electronic devices. But until very recently, such ideas have remained the stuff of science fiction (and mostly dystopian science fiction at that).