Science Journalism: What I learned at the AAS meeting
Ever consider a career in science journalism? Here’s some advice on the topic, as well as reflections from someone who got to try it out for a few days!
Ever consider a career in science journalism? Here’s some advice on the topic, as well as reflections from someone who got to try it out for a few days!
A collection of thoughts about AAS events throughout Thursday morning.
Today at the “Extraordinary Exoplanets” press release (which could righty be called “Extreme Exoplanets”), there were three very interesting and very distinct discoveries announced. William Welsh announced Kepler-34b and Kepler-35b, two new circumbinary planets from the Kepler team. John Johnson and Phil Muirhead presented three new sub-Earth sized planets orbiting an M dwarf. Finally, Erik Mamajek showed us the first ever transit of an extrasolar “ring” system.
A collection of thoughts about AAS events throughout Wednesday afternoon.
A collection of thoughts about AAS events throughout Wednesday morning.
A collection of thoughts about AAS events throughout Tuesday afternoon.