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The JWST arrived at its final destination 1 million miles from Earth at the second Lagrange point on Monday.
Aiden Deming
Aiden Deming is currently a senior at Don Lugo High School. He writes for the technology section of the school's online publication Quest News. Aiden is the Best Story of the Year for Technology Reporter for his breaking news coverage of T-Series trying to overthrow YouTuber phenomenon PewDiePie. Aiden is also actively involved in clubs on campus serving as the president of Physics Club and GOP Club. Aiden is a multiple Oscar Award Winning Actor in the theatre program and was last years Rising Star recipient. Aiden loves rallying school spirit at all the home football games whether it's as a flag runner or the Conquistador mascot. His passion for physics, science, politics, and technology drives most of the content he writes.
Windows 11 is coming. Here’s what you need to know about updates and upgrades
Microsoft Corporation announced that Windows 11 is set to release on October 5. The anticipation of Windows 11 has been felt from regular users to avid PC gamers. New eligible devices will be offered the upgrade first. Windows 11 will feature an upgraded UI, improved...
NASA planning to deflect planetary killer asteroids
Asteroids have existed in our solar system ever since its birth 4.6 billion years ago. Only until recently, has life evolved and taken hold of our planet, but life is fragile and susceptible to large amounts of change over the century, asteroids being one of them. In...
NASA’s 2020 rover is still a go amidst the coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic won't be stopping NASA anytime soon. As of March 25, NASA is still onboard for the Mars 2020 rover Perseverance, scheduled to be launched this summer amidst the coronavirus pandemic. NASA officials are optimistic that the Perseverance rover...
Opinion: Virtual learning is here and I’m looking forward to online school
With the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, I find myself a lot more optimistic about this pandemic than the media or my peers might believe me to be, mainly with the concept of online schooling. As someone who spent the majority of their middle school years in an...
Opinion: The vending machines need to go
The vending machines. The iconic arm gymnastic hassle we all know and love to hate still remains one of the many eyes sores on campus. Dark and shadowy, locked in a cage, and filled with disgusting and unhealthy snacks. The vending machines are not only unappealing...
L.A. County and Chino Valley Unified School District release statements of Coronavirus prevention
As Coronavirus related deaths have risen, the World Health Organization declared the Coronavirus to be a "Global Health Emergency." More than 580 cases have been confirmed outside mainland China, and 63,851 in China, though the WHO continues to report lower numbers...
Opinion: Social media is a go-to platform for protesting
The Jan 3 airstrike that killed General Solemani of the Iranian Military caused over 3 million tweets with hashtags #WWIII, #WWW3, and #worldwarthreedraft. On Instagram, over 537,000 posts were stamped #WW3, while another 103,000 posts used the #WWIII. Among Facebook,...
Students gravitate to technology as a way of cheating
Students have joked, "If you're not cheating, you're not trying hard enough." And although students may laugh off the comment in a nonchalant way, the reality is... they're not kidding. Cheating is a common phenomenon among high schoolers and continues to grow at an...