Sunday Science

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Katherine G. Johnson, Miriam Daniel Mann, Mary Jackson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Kathryn Peddrew* and many other African American mathematicians served an unlauded, but critical role in getting America to the […]

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As we resume our Sunday Science column, I’m excited to share this next link with you. We are finally able to detect gravity waves. Why is this a big deal? […]

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What a great day for the ESA team!  A huge congratulations to all involved, and to those who will analyze the data that Philae sends back to Earth.

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The Ultrascope is a 3D printed telescope that uses the 41 megapixel smartphone Lumia 1020 to give average citizens their own personal observatories.  The plans are being released under an […]

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Fractals are amazing. That something so simple can be so complex. I started using fractals in my art about a decade ago. As I have been working on Suzi, the […]

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The good people over at BuzzFeedPop put together a funny video that shows some of the literary license films take with science. You probably know most of these already, but […]

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All too often we are seeing stories about how schools are taking their inane zero tolerance policies to the degree that is ridiculous. Case in point, Kiera Wilmot was arrested […]