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On clear summer evenings, I sit on the lawn of William L. Buck Elementary School in Valley Stream — a five-minute walk from my house — with a telescope I was given four years ago at my bat mitzvah.
Kavish Kondap, a Francis Parker High School, recently took part in a Summer Space Program, where he researched an asteroid and whether it was a danger to hitting Earth.
High school students may learn about the various kinds of celestial objects in science class, but few, if any, have the chance to plot the exact orbit of a near-Earth asteroid. They may learn the basics of genetics, but they rarely are given the oppo
Researchers have shown that oceans buried below layers of ice are more common than previously thought.
Even before he started competing on a robotics team in middle school, Kavish Kondap knew he wanted to pursue a career in engineering.