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Amazon Prime Video continues to be an attractive option for streaming audiences with a long list of new and interesting movies and shows joining its library every month. In April, you’ll find plenty of new releases, fan-favorite classics, and award-winning projects added to Amazon’s collection. Read on for the full list of everything coming to Amazon Prime Video in both March and April, with our recommendations in bold. If you want a little more help deciding what to watch, we have a list of the best movies streaming on Amazon , as well as a list of the best TV shows streaming on Amazon , which offer some guidance. If Amazon isn’t your only go-to streaming service, we also have helpful articles on the best movies on Netflix and best shows on Netflix , as well as plenty of guides for Hulu , Disney+ , and HBO Max . Our top pick for April Need more suggestions? What’s new on Netflix What’s new on HBO Now What’s new on Hulu What’s new on Disney+ … [Read more...] about What’s new on Amazon Prime Video in April 2021

We’ve dreamed of sending humans to another planet for decades, and with the recent surge of interest in the exploration of Mars, it’s looking like that could one day be a reality. But there’s lots of work to do before we’ll be ready for a person to set foot on the red planet. Of all the resources that visitors to Mars will require, one of the most significant is water – not only for drinking, but also for making rocket propellant and other substances like oxygen. And if we’re hoping to set up agriculture there , we’ll need a whole lot of water to keep crops growing. But the surface of Mars looks like a dry, inhospitable desert. Today, Mars has no lakes, no rivers, and no rainfall. So where will we get our water from? We spoke to three experts to find out. This article is part of Life On Mars – a 10-part series that explores the cutting-edge science and technology that will allow humans to occupy Mars Finding water on Mars Even though we’re many years away from … [Read more...] about Harvesting hydration: How future settlers will create and collect water on Mars

In the last decade, telescopes have discovered thousands of planets outside our solar system, called exoplanets, giving us a tantalizing glimpse into possible worlds beyond our own. But the next generation of telescopes will be able to discover even more, like the upcoming NASA Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope which could discover tens of thousands of exoplanets. To find new planet candidates, Roman will use a method called microlensing. This works by looking at a large number of stars and watching for a time when one star passes in front of another from our perspective on Earth. When this happens, the gravity of the foreground star bends the light being given off by the background star, resulting in a small fluctuation in brightness. This allows scientists to learn about the foreground star, including whether it might host planets. The challenge with this method is that it is extremely rare for two stars to line up just so. In order to find two stars lining up, the telescope … [Read more...] about Upcoming Roman Space Telescope could discover 100,000 new exoplanets