‘Those of us who read history are not surprised by where we are now.’
Category: Physics
Danielle Speller on burnout, identity, and how to maintain balance
‘For me, resilience in the face of burnout has required that I place my identity in deeper things.’
How Obiageli Nwodoh learnt to use physics in her social justice work
From the lab to the lawyer’s office.
A.D. Carson on the poignance of 'Whitey on the Moon'
‘I can’t pay no doctor bills, but whitey’s on the moon/Ten years from now I’ll be paying still, while whitey’s on the moon.’
How a series of Twitter hashtags have brought Black scientists together
Black scientists have taken to Twitter to share their work and experiences.
Congrats to Vanessa E. Wyche: the first Black female director of NASA’s Johnson Space Center
Wyche is also a strong proponent of innovation and inclusion and STEM education.
What if the world turned to gold?
Thank god Midas isn’t real and available.
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein discussing 'The Disordered Cosmos' on NPR's Short Wave
Buy the book!
Links about the 2021 solar eclipse
And not a Jaffa Cake in sight!
Can a black hole suck in another black hole?
You won’t BELIEVE the answer!
Kalliroscopes create fluid vortexes that mimic hurricanes
The grandson of a famous impressionist painting invented the kalliroscope and that’s what you call following a legacy.
A Q&A with Christine Darden, the 40-year NASA engineer
Read this awesome Q&A with one of the greatest Black mathematicians of our time.