I am thrilled to be a contributor at UA-Magazine, part of the United Academics Foundation. They recently published my piece: Catastrophic Events on Earth Imprinted on the Moon, where I explained new findings —by Terada, K., Morota, T., and Kato (2020)— on earth sciences investigating the Moon. The...
Thick suits, crampon-clad winter boots, hats, and gloves replace the lab coat while working amid heavy snow. In the Bolivian Andes, 6300 meters (20,670 feet) above sea level, fifteen scientists from France, Bolivia, Russia, and Brazil, carefully drill the hard ice. In the Illimani glacier, the...
In one of his Martian Chronicles, Ray Bradbury brings to life a family, tragically killed in a nuclear holocaust, through their domestic robots. The father's, the mother's, and the children's bodies remain in the house as white silhouettes painted on a charred wall. In the still standing wing of...
La semana pasada envié mi primera historia sobre ciencia a Medium. Mi intención era comenzar un portafolios de artículos en inglés. Lo que no esperaba era que ya, desde la primera vez, el cuerpo editorial me eligiera como escritora de planta de su start up. La historia es sobre cómo un grupo de...