(Popular Woodworking 2/1/2009)
This article further explores the world of Reuben Margolin: how he acquired his skills, and how he builds his creations.
(NASA (Spitzer Space Telescope) 6/29/2009)
This obituary chronicles the life of one of the most influential astronomers of the twentieth century.
(NASA (Spitzer Space Telescope) 9/26/2009)
(NASA (Spitzer Space Telescope) 4/20/2009)
Researchers have found evidence that white dwarfs might have debris indicating they used to have planets.
(SFist 3/28/2008)
This article focuses on Reuben Margolin, an artist who creates enormous kinetic sculptures made of wood and recycled metal. They demonstrate complex wave motion.
(9/20/2026)
This article describes a funky, innovate vintage pinball machine museum in the Bay Area, which is intended, in part, to teach principles of physics.
(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory 7/10/2010)
(Sky & Telescope Magazine 10/13/2011)
This article delves into the mystery of the hollows found on the surface of Mars.
(NASA (Spitzer Space Telescope) 6/17/2010)
This article details the ways in which galaxies move through the universe.
(NASA (Spitzer Space Telescope) 3/12/2009)
Here, I explain the latest findings from the Spitzer Space Telescope. Researchers in Spain have learned why some stars at the center of the galaxy do not age in the same way that other stars do.
(Sky & Telescope Magazine 9/29/2011)
This article explains the role of citizen scientists in finding planets outside our solar system.
(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory 7/1/2010)
(Sky & Telescope Magazine 8/26/2011)
Here I detail the latest news about the James Webb Telescope, including funding and policy details.
(Sky & Telescope Magazine 7/25/2011)
A new white dwarf system will let astronomers test Einstein's general theory of relativity.
(Sky & Telescope Magazine 8/31/2011)
An observatory park in Ohio has been added to an international list of dark-sky parks.
(Sky & Telescope Magazine 9/20/2011)
SETI finds that its funding has been affected by the Great Recession.
(Sky & Telescope Magazine 8/19/2011)
Astronomers have found a planet darker than charcoal.
