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  1. How Many People Found the Same Event? Effort and Collaboration in Teams

    Explore a crisis-mapping experiment separating individual effort, collaboration, merged independent output and the precision–recall balance of team performance.

    ·psychology

  2. Judging Thirty Seconds While the Images Change

    Explore visual changes and interval judgments through halfway decisions, video transitions and duration production, with the limits of each experiment.

    ·psychology

  3. Missing Vowels, Lasting Words: Tracking the Effort of Generation

    Explore generation and pupillometry experiments that separate attentional effort from later recall, including difficulty, guessing and what memory scores mean.

    ·psychology

  4. Satellites Looking at Each Other: The Separation Measured by GRACE-FO's Laser

    Explore GRACE-FO's intersatellite laser ranging, from acquiring the optical link to distinguishing range precision from gravity and water-mass maps.

    ·technology

  5. Seeing Then, Remembering Later: Testing Repetition's Effect on Liking

    Examine two experiments separating awareness during exposure, later recognition and liking, including why significant and nonsignificant trends need direct comparison.

    ·psychology

  6. Small Thrust, Long Operation: What Ion Propulsion Changed

    Explore Deep Space 1 and Dawn to separate thrust, exhaust speed, electrical power, propellant use and the velocity change accumulated over long operation.

    ·technology

  7. Soil on a Cable: How InSight Tackled Seismic Noise on Mars

    Explore how InSight distinguished marsquakes from wind and mechanical motion, and why soil trickled toward a cable became an engineering intervention.

    ·technology

  8. Something Changed, but Which Thing? Two Scales of Visual Change Detection

    Explore portrait and colored-shape experiments that distinguish overall change evidence, object identification, guessing bias and scene color proportions.

    ·psychology

  9. A Star's Pulse Instead of Its Portrait: How NICER Infers Radius

    Follow NICER's path from timed X-rays to neutron-star radius, combining hot-spot geometry, gravitational light bending, radio mass and model uncertainty.

    ·technology

  10. TEMPO: Reading an Hourly Pollution Map Without Mistaking It for a Surface Monitor

    Read TEMPO's hourly pollution maps by distinguishing atmospheric columns from surface concentration, sampling intervals from latency, and product versions.

    ·technology

  11. Testing a Space Clock: Why Stability Needs a Long Record

    Explore the Deep Space Atomic Clock through ion-trap operation, GPS time-transfer limits, long-term stability and its role in future navigational autonomy.

    ·technology

  12. What Changes When We Relate a Word to Ourselves?

    Explore self-referential encoding through online experiments, distinguishing personal judgments, recall and recognition, timing and score denominators.

    ·psychology