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  • The Right History of Left-handednessAugust 6, 2019
    We all know someone who’s left-handed.  I am. My dad is. So is President Obama! In fact, about 10 percent of the population is left-handed. But why? Is there some…
  • August Sky SpotlightAugust 1, 2019
    2nd: Moon at Perigee On August 2nd, the Moon will be at its closest spot to Earth. This is called perigee. 7th: 1st Quarter The Moon will be in its…
  • The Last Lecture Book ReviewJuly 30, 2019
    Once, at a book store with my mom, she spotted a book she had once read. While describing the plot, she began to tear up—this book was apparently that good…
  • Dyson Spheres: Smart or Stupid?July 24, 2019
    The other day my dad made a bold claim: Dyson spheres are stupid. I told him that they were not stupid, and he replied that they are because they’re physically…
  • A Trip into the Life of Sally RideJuly 22, 2019
    Sally Ride was born on May 26, 1951, in Los Angeles, California. She went to a private high school on a scholarship, where she was a bright student and an…
  • Write to the Point Book ReviewJuly 19, 2019
    Alright. I’m going to say it. Writing is hard. Sometimes I don’t know where to start. Or where to end. Or what to say in between. Usually, my solution is…
  • What’s the Deal with Palm Oil?July 17, 2019
    It can be difficult to keep up with the best ways to be environmentally friendly. Recently, palm oil has been placed on the chopping block. However, the palm oil issue…
  • Mae Jemison: Astronaut, Doctor, IconJuly 15, 2019
    In September 1992, the Space Shuttle Endeavor rocketed into space with astronauts and science experiments. This was a routine launch, containing a healthy mix of new and experienced astronauts. One…
  • The Universe in Your Hands Book ReviewJuly 12, 2019
    One thing about astronomy that has always overwhelmed me is its complication. It seems like you need a degree to understand even the simplest literature. Luckily, there are more books…
  • Nancy Grace Roman: the Mother of HubbleJuly 8, 2019
    Dr. Nancy Grace Roman was interested in astronomy from the very beginning. Born in Tenessee in 1925, in elementary school Roman was a co-founder of an astronomy club. She went…
  • Feeling Like a FraudJuly 5, 2019
    Let’s suppose that you often feel inadequate. That you know you’re not good enough. Every day you fear being “found out.” You worry that everyone will discover that you suck.…
  • July Sky SpotlightJuly 2, 2019
    2nd – New Moon, Total Solar Eclipse July will start off as strong as June did! On only the second day of the month, we will have a total solar…
  • Easy Ways to be Eco-FriendlyJuly 1, 2019
    In today’s society, everyone is looking for ways to be more environmentally friendly. Unfortunately, it’s not easy. Nearly every company uses plastic in their products and those that don’t often…
  • Seeing Distant PlanetsJune 27, 2019
    As always, the Hubble Space Telescope is looking to the stars for new exciting sights. Images of swirling galaxies are extremely common. On June 3, 2019, the Hubble Space Telescope…
  • June Sky SpotlightMay 31, 2019
    June is finally here! There’s a lot of exciting sights in the sky this month. Unfortunately, Mars and Venus will not be in their best viewing location; both planets rise…
  • Opinion: My Relationship with PhysicsMay 31, 2019
    I have always loved science. As a child, I looked at the stars and saw my future. I dreamed of finally being able to learn about real astronomy in school.…
  • Why Do People Reject Science?May 31, 2019
    Climate change. Vaccines. Evolution. People debate about these topics—and many others—even when they’re not an expert. In fact, many claim to know more than the experts. Why? No one would…
  • Who is Killing the Earth?May 29, 2019
    It is an indisputable fact that the Earth is getting warmer. Study after study after study has proven time and time again that temperatures are rising at an alarming rate.…
  • Another Galaxy Coming to Space Near You!May 28, 2019
    Space continues to dazzle the eye! NASA recently posted this photo of Messier 90. Messier 90, also called NGC 4569, is a spiral galaxy located in the constellation Virgo about…
  • How to Send Your Name to the Red PlanetMay 24, 2019
    Almost every child has dreamed of being an astronaut. We look up at the stars and wonder what’s up there. While not everyone will be an astronaut, there are other…
  • Illu-moon-ating ResearchMay 23, 2019
    In 2020, NASA will be launching the Space Launch System’s first Exploration Mission. On board will be yeast (to study radiation in space), a solar sail (that will study a…

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