Total Solar Eclipse on April 8, 2024

by Bill Carroll | Science in Space, Science of the Outdoors

On April 8th, 2024, a total solar eclipse will sweep across North America, from Mexico to the Maine-Canadian border. For those who experienced the spectacular solar eclipse of 2017, this one will be similar, crossing the United States from west to east and passing...

“Our Once and Future Wetlands: My Experience as The Artist-In-Residence with The Wetlands Initiative”

by Lindsay Olson | Uncategorized

Science Art exists on a continuum. At one end of the spectrum is scientific illustration. This is art in the service of science used to teach concepts or visualize big ideas. At the other end is art inspired by science: plenty of art flash but short on science. As a...

The Future of Nuclear Power in the United States

by Indranil Ghosh | Uncategorized

Energy is one of the most important resources for humanity in the 21st century, and electricity is the most common form of energy.[1] The primary sources of electricity generation in the US include, but are not limited to, natural gas, nuclear fission, solar and wind....

How Climate Change Fuels the Spread of Mosquito-Borne Diseases

by Elizabeth Walsh | Science of the Outdoors

With July of this year, 2023, being the hottest on Earth yet recorded, there are increasing concerns about how climate change will shape the next several decades. We often hear about how climate change will increase disastrous weather events, decimate crops, and...

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