Science & Technology

Franklin Chang-Díaz: “The Planet is Not Fragile; We Are the Fragile Ones”

A Perspective from Outer Space From the cupola of a space shuttle, Earth appears as a vibrant blue sphere protected by an atmosphere as thin as the skin of an onion. However, for Dr. Franklin Chang-Díaz, the Costa Rican astronaut...

Cybercrime on the Rise in Costa Rica: A Structural Threat to Security and Economy, Warns NU

The latest report from the National University (NU), published on April 9, 2026, presents an alarming outlook for digital security in Costa Rica. What were once perceived as isolated incidents are now confirmed as a structural problem affecting both...

What the Artemis II Mission Has Taught Us about Future Crewed Missions to the Moon

What Artemis II has taught us so far? Just a few days after NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) arrived at the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center, the most important lesson about Artemis II had already been learned. Following two canceled...

How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Online Searches

Experts note that the integration of artificial intelligence into search engines is transforming the way brands build visibility

5 Signs That Show Where Gaming is Headed

Today’s gamers are exploring more genres, more studios, and a wider range of price points.

58 Tortillas, Five Hot Sauces, and a Bathroom: Life aboard the Orion Spacecraft Heading For Lunar Orbit

(Houston, United States). They drink milkshakes, take photos with their cell phones, deal with email, and fix broken toilets: astronauts are just like us. The four crew members traveling through space toward the Moon are on an unprecedented mission, but...

Public School In Cartago Opens The Country’s First “Maker Space” To Nurture Talent In Science And Technology

The first phase has already reached more than 2,000 students, with the goal of fostering careers in STEAM fields

Costa Rica Is Strengthening Its Capabilities to Address Cyber Threats

Costa Rica faces an increasingly complex cyber threat landscape, characterized by a rise in intrusion attempts

Scientists Successfully Fit a Satellite Tracker on a Whale Shark for the First Time in Costa Rica

Marine biologists named it “Chorotega” in honor of the province where they achieved this feat.
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