To Be the Eclipsed: Astronomy Outreach in the Prison System
For many, Monday’s eclipse presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the Sun and Moon align. For others, the situation is far from simple.
For many, Monday’s eclipse presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the Sun and Moon align. For others, the situation is far from simple.
The genocide in Gaza demands our attention and our action. As astronomers and members of the global scientific community, we cannot ignore the immense suffering and devastation inflicted upon our colleagues.
Today’s paper ventures into the realm of Astronomy Education Research, unpacking how students in ASTRO 101 courses think about the shape of the universe.
We feature Astrodigenous, an online collection of Indigenous Astronomy Knowledges from across Turtle Island.
What does it mean to achieve scientific literacy in society? Learn more from #AAS242 plenary speaker and astonomy educator Linda Shore.
Eliot Walton shares her research on gender and sexual minorities within the physics and astronomy community