The Latest Stories From KQED Science
| NASA's Artemis I Launch Date — How to Watch the First Moon Mission in 50 Years on Monday | | NASA's Artemis missions aim to learn about long-term human survival in space, one small step on the road to Mars. | | |
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| California Will Phase Out New Gas-Powered Cars by 2035 | | It’s official: by 2035, California will end the sale of new gas-powered vehicles. State air regulators approved the plan yesterday, but it started back in 2020 when Gov. Gavin Newsom first presented the idea through an executive order. So how big of a dent could this make in addressing the climate crisis? | | |
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| California's Aiming to Ban the Sale of New Gas Cars in 13 Years. Here's What That Might Look Like | | California will require all new cars and light trucks sold in the state to be gas free by 2035. Here are some more details on what that massive transition might look like on the ground. | | |
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| Watered-Down State Bill to Punish Refinery Pollution Gets Scrapped After Oil Industry Pushback | | A proposal that would have punished oil refineries that illegally pollute the air with toxic chemicals is dead, after opposition from the industry led to such a weakening of the proposal that its own author pulled her support. | | |
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| SF Health Groups Determined to Forge Ahead With Safe Consumption Site, Despite Newsom's Veto | | HealthRIGHT 360 and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation say they will move to set up at least one safe consumption site in San Francisco, after City Attorney David Chiu voiced his support for them. | | |
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| James Webb Space Telescope Shows Jupiter's Auroras, Tiny Moons | | The world’s newest and biggest space telescope is showing Jupiter as never before, auroras and all. Scientists released the shots Monday of the solar system’s biggest planet. | | |
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| Audible Cosmos: The Deepest Note in the Universe | | What does a black hole sound like? Listen to the deepest note in the known universe. Audible Cosmos, short stories about sounds from outer space. | | |
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| Deep Look: How Your Dog's Nose Knows So Much | | Happy National Dog Day from Deep Look. Your dog's nose isn't just cute, it's packing sophisticated equipment inside that squishy schnozz. Find out what makes a dog's nose so much more powerful than ours in this video from our archives. | | |
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