Ben Turner is the Acting Trending News Editor at Live Science. He covers a range of topics including physics, astronomy, technology, and climate change, often exploring the intersection of science and society. Ben has been featured in various publications such as Space.com, Forbes, and Scientific American.
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Bissett Claims B1G Freshman Honor
By: Ben Turner, Tia Ghose, Laura Mondragón
Space-based solar power has the potential to meet Earth's energy needs many times over. Will it see the light of day?
By: Ben Turner, Laura Mondragón, Joshua Rapp
Mount Everest may be the king of the planet today, but has Earth ever thrust a larger mountain from its surface?
By: Sarah Wild
Plants can't easily pick up and move when environmental conditions get rough, so they've evolved strategies to weather harsh conditions in place. That could help some plants survive in the face of a warming climate.
Worobel sweeps the springboards; Chen, Mallard, Sands all win events again as well
The Nazca Lines are sprawling geoglyphs that were constructed on Peru's ground and hillsides around 2,000 years ago. But why were they built?
Chen eclipses freshman record in the 100 breast that had stood since 2011
By: Laura Mondragón, Ben Turner, Owen Jarus
Gigantopithecus was the largest primate that ever lived. What would have happened when human ancestors encountered it?
Mahmoud Khalil, who became the face of resistance to President Donald Trump’s crackdown on pro-Palestinian student activism, believes the movement has succeeded by shifting public perception and encou...
By: Ben Turner
Mahmoud Khalil, who became the face of resistance to President Donald Trump's crackdown on pro-Palestinian student activism, believes the movement
