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What’s In It For Me?

In Big Science by Brian Koberlein17 August 20170 Comments

One of the biggest benefits to scientific research is its role in strengthening political ties.

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How To Tell If Your Solar Eclipse Glasses Are Safe

In Science by Brian Koberlein9 August 201710 Comments

A total eclipse is a once in a lifetime experience. Make sure your experience is a safe one.

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A Convenient Truth

In Climate Change by Brian Koberlein12 July 20175 Comments

A new series looking at Why Scientists Disagree About Global Warming.

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Winter Wonderland

In Science by Brian Koberlein27 December 20162 Comments

Many are dreaming of a White Christmas. Here’s why you should thank astrophysics if you get one.

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Vaccines, Meteors, And Why Details Matter

In Science by Brian Koberlein26 September 20164 Comments

Some vaccines contain mercury. Some meteorites contain amino acids. But it’s in the details where things get interesting.

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The Illusion Of Truth

In Science by Brian Koberlein5 July 20166 Comments

What does truth have to do with science?

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Cool Story, Bro

In Science by Brian Koberlein16 June 20163 Comments

It can be useful to speculate about scientific models, but it’s important not to take those speculations too seriously.

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Pay Per View

In Science by Brian Koberlein6 June 20167 Comments

News sites need to understand that science journalism can be more than pay per view.

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Win Some, Lose Some

In History by Brian Koberlein29 May 20160 Comments

When a telescope collapsed in 1988, it led to the creation of one of the most powerful radio telescopes ever built.

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Brian Koberlein is an astrophysics professor who can't stop rambling about how awesome the Universe is.