The Ionosphere: Earth's Invisible Shield Against Space Weather
***Before you say it: Yes, I know...the title is super conceited and makes there to be one "hero" in this particular post (*!Wave!* to my...
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#BlameItOnDEI: Honoring African American Scientists Who Transformed American Society
African American scientists have been shaping American society for centuries—long before DEI was even a concept. So, let’s give credit where
My Top 5 Space Missions to Look out for in 2025: Moon Landings, Mars Samples, and More
I'm all about Space Weather, but Space Exploration has always been my first love (Hey NASA, I'm ready for my spot in the Astronaut...
The Sky is Blue, Sometimes?
For many, the sky represents not only the beauty of nature but also a profound connection to faith.
Northern Lights in Washington, D.C.: A Rare Cosmic Display Over the Capital.
Last week, the northern lights graced Washington, D.C., lighting up the skyline in an unexpected show of celestial colors. Learn what caused
How I Finished My PhD: #ShutUpAndWrite
This is likely the second-most obvious, and probably the most common, "how to finish your dissertation" type of blog. Of course, the fact...
This Black Scientist Matters
It is hard to think that just over 9 months ago, I joked about 2020 being a year where "our vision would be clear", or "now we'll all...
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