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Sign up to receive your own updates Download as a PDF This month with January 2018 Year 2018 The beginning of a new year presents a moment to reflect on time and the future: How does time pass? Where does the science of numbers lead us next? What’s expected in the future? Learn more about the science behind time and numbers and connect it to futuristic concepts like robotics and engineering designs to explore how these scientific advancements continue to shape our world. Explore these Units: Time and Space Numbers Robotics Engineering Design Related Articles: The Calendar Numbers and Number Systems Robots and Automation Nanotechnology Related Websites: National Institute of Standard and Technology The Story of Time Great Engineering Achievements Science News: Skywatch 2018 Science Careers: Mathematician Astrophysicist Science Experiments: Column Comparison A Grasp of Robotics Ahead of the time! Long before clocks or even sundials, ancient peoples looked to the sky to keep track of time. You can tell the time even if you don’t have a watch by the sun's apparent place in the sky - early in the morning, it rises in the east, at midday, it’s overhead and late in the day, it sets in the west. Read More Upcoming Webinar Learn more about getting the most out of scienceFlix by attending one of our upcoming online training sessions: Thursday, January 11th, 2018 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm EST Monday, January 29th 2018 10:00 am to 11:00 am EST We'd Love to Hear From You! Have a suggestion for what topic we should cover next? Or have an idea on how we can make this newsletter even better? Whatever it is, we're looking forward to hearing from you.

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