The Astronomist

A Trip to the Moon

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A Trip to the Moon (French: Le Voyage dans la lune) is a 1902 French black-and-white silent film by Georges Méliès. It was extremely popular...

Outer Space

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Perhaps at first the images seem like the brush strokes of artist infatuated with geometry and abstract forms. Then precise patterns becomes...

Disassociate Galaxy Clusters

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A dissociative galaxy cluster is a cluster of galaxies that just can't keep it together any longer. This may sound like an unnecessary ...
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Conservation in the Real World

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Peter Kareiva has surprisingly radical ideas on conservation. He is the chief scientist at the Nature Conservancy and is serious about prot...

The Most Astounding Fact

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We are part of this Universe, but perhaps more important is that the Universe is in us. You may have even heard it stated as a fact that we ...

The Story of Fixing Hubble

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I can't tell if Charles Pellerin, the director of NASA astrophysics at the time the Hubble Space Telescope was launched in 1990, is a re...

Science writing versus writing like a scientist

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It is a fact that I have written more fiction in my life than science writing and more science writing that I have scientific papers. When m...
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What entropy is or is not

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A primer of what entropy is or is not at 3 Quarks Daily by Rishidev Chaudhuri and Jason Merrill: C.P. Snow famously said that not knowing ...
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