Scientific Objects and Emotion
Scientific objects are different enough from the things you might find in your house and home that academics treat them differently. But is that the right approach?
Tag: astronomy
Sound of Astronomy: Episode 2
It’s out. You can listen to it. And there is even better to come! Episode 1 had just released and there was already more work to do. We had some material left over and the beginnings of a script, but here I was with final exams looming, no immediate interviews coming up and a deadline… […]
Sound of Astronomy: Episode 1
Image credit: Georgine Burnett Back in January, I posted about some “exciting things” coming up in a few months. It’s now been more than a few months – we are almost halfway through 2018 – and one of the “exciting things” is nearly due. I’ve been commissioning and editing the news section for Popular Astronomy, […]
This Super Blue Blood Moon Will Blow Your Mind (But Other Things Should, Too)
First came blue moons and blood moons. Then came supermoons, where the full moon draws closest to Earth in its orbit. Then came the super blood moon of 2015, which was not super big but was definitely super fun to watch with friends. Now the super blue blood moon is on its way, ready to […]
Osnat Katz Moon 