Science
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Food Friday: Quarks Explained With Candy
It’s got everything! Chocolate, science, and destruction. What more could you want? Sorry Neil Degrasse Tyson, you have stiff competition…
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Mad Art Cast: Art Lowers Stress Even If You Suck At It and the New Blue
Welcome to another episode of Mad Art Cast! This week we talk about the new accidental blue hue. Also, this…
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Owner of a Lonely Quark: The High Temperature Quantum Chromodynamics of Ágnes Mócsy (Women in Science 68)
When planning a trip to the universe’s first millionth of a second of existence, there are really only two things…
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Fighting Penicillin’s Monster: Elizabeth Hazen and Rachel Brown. (Women in Science 68)
Who (besides, obviously, bacteria) doesn’t love penicillin? It’s on everybody’s shortlist of the most important things we’ve discovered to improve…
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When Memory Has Gone: The Neuroscience of Suzanne Corkin (Women in Science 66)
Forgetting is the horrible, beautiful necessity that keeps the past from swallowing the present but that, given too free a…
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Raw Space Image Editing for Dummies
Join me in my labors as I try to teach myself how to grab raw images from NASA or some…
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I Am an Award Winning Science Photographer!
I have been waiting years to say that and now it’s true! Well mostly true. I won a gift card…
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She Sang the Arc Electric: Hertha Marks Ayrton (Women in Science 65).
Sometimes, simplicity dooms. In World War I, chlorine gas rained down upon the British soldiers blearing through their semi-lives in the…
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