A thoughtful look into the how the meaning of human connection, space, and art tie us together.
My intense fear of space has recently turned into fascination as I decided to learn more about it through class, Artemis II, and Project Hail Mary.
When people say we should focus on Earth instead of space, they miss something important: exploring the universe often helps us understand and improve life on our own planet.
There’s still time to add a class to your schedule this semester. Make it astronomy!
The first day of the winter season suspends us in darkness just a little bit longer than the days before and after, lending us the shortest day and coldest...
The Drake equation is an astronomical equation to evaluate how likely it is that there are other advanced civilizations in our galaxy that could communicate with us. Let's explore...
As and English and music major, let's just say taking Astronomy 101 was not how I thought I would be spending part of my spring semester. Here are some...
I first learned about Vera Cooper Rubin in my Astronomy-105 class, Stars/Galaxies/Cosmology, last semester with Professor Alyssa Sokol. Her extraordinary achievements in a male-dominated field have inspired me as...
Every night before I turn over to my right side and pull my blankets over my shoulder, I look out my apartment window at the night sky.
Over the past several decades, space research and exploration has improved not only in how we can better understand our universe but also in the diversity of who can...