A Short History Of Umbraphile Marvels And Mishaps
For some people, seeing an eclipse is a chance encounter. For umbraphiles, it’s a lifestyle. It doesn’t always work out.
For some people, seeing an eclipse is a chance encounter. For umbraphiles, it’s a lifestyle. It doesn’t always work out.
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Look out for a total solar eclipse, more solar flares, and the Parker Solar Probe’s closest approach to the sun.
When math is based on abstract concepts, how do we know it’s correct? Plus, the mRNA innovations used to fight COVID-19 could be harnessed for nasal spray vaccines. And, astronomer Dean Regas offers tips for safe viewing of Saturday’s eclipse.
An exciting breakthrough in human gene editing using CRISPR is tempered by ethical questions. Plus, only three weeks remain before the Great American Eclipse. Are you ready?
When the sky goes dark during the solar eclipse, what will scientists be observing about our nearest star? Plus, the little sea creature that builds a big house—made of mucus.
Astronomer Dean Regas shares some of his favorite stellar trivia, and gives an guide to the big skywatching event of 2017 — the solar eclipse. Plus, the challenges of animating Moana’s water, and the subteties of scoring science movies.
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Astronomer Dean Regas shares some of his favorite stellar facts, and offers tips for the big skywatching event of 2017: the solar eclipse.
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The Science Club meets to discuss your observations of the world around you, from spider habitats to lunar eclipses.
Want to see a ring of fire? We’ll tell you how to see Sunday’s solar eclipse.