I’m moving the round-up to Friday this month as I’m trying out a new posting schedule. Let me know if you prefer Thursday or Friday. I work on the round-ups all week long, so it doesn’t much matter to me
Writing with a Partner – A Discussion on Collaborative Writing
Once upon a time, I read Sorcery and Cecilia by the lovely Patricia Wrede and Caroline Stevermer. If you haven’t read this, you are missing out. It is marvelous. It’s an epistolary novel, meaning each person writes letters as their
Happy New Thursday Round-up!
Greetings, friends! Here’s what exciting in the new year thus far: Science/Space Round-up of Space Science Performed in 2010 Titan May Be Capable of Creating DNA Awesome Solar Eclipse Picture (with bonus ISS) Mars Rovers Celebrate 7 Years on the
Obligatory New Year Post
It seems like a requirement to make a post (or maybe two) talking about how the last year went and any plans/resolutions for the new year. I’ll admit I’m not much motivated. I work on several projects in a year
Thursday Round-up
Things have been a bit slow this week. I suspect everyone’s eaten too many cookies. Science/Space NASA’s New Idea on Cheap, Easy Launches Discovery is returned to the VAB in an attempt to figure out external tank issues Time lapse
Of Lunar Eclipses and Inspiration
So how awesome was the eclipse the other night? So awesome. My new house has this random landing at the top of the stairs. It’s tiny and useless, but it turns out to be the perfect size for three people
Thursday Round-up
Science/Space High Definition Video of the ISS from the Space Shuttle NASA Solarsail Lost in Space Saturn Stripped Icy Moon to Create Rings Forests May be Detectable on Extrasolar Planets First Exoplanet System Imaged Voyager 1 has Outdistanced Solar Wind
Thursday Round-up
Science/Space NASA Creates Material Ten Times Darker Than Black Secret Space Plane Pictures NASA Ejects Nanosatellite from a Microsatellite (With bonus spacesail) Dark Matter Galaxies Orbit the Milky Way Total Lunar Eclipse on the Winter Solstice (Mmm, the writer in me likes
December Overactivity
Every year, after the madness of November is over, I find myself riding on a high. I don’t know if it’s because I won Nano or because Nano is over, but every December, for some reason, I think myself invincible.
Thursday Round-up
Space/Science Saturn’s Moon Rhea has an Oxygen Atmosphere Classic NASA Video of Life on SkyLab (Don’t know what SkyLab is? Shame on you.) Picture of Colliding Galaxies Awesome, Unedited Picture of Enceladus Scifi/Fantasy New to Scifi? Some Recommendations Review of
