Space & PhysicsOctober 8, 2012
Voyager 1: beyond the edge of the solar system at last?
Stories by Kelly Oakes
Kelly Oakes has a master's degree in science communication and a degree in physics, both from Imperial College London. She started this blog so she could share some amazing stories about space, astrophysics, particle physics and more with other people, and partly so she could explore those stories herself.
The SciencesSeptember 28, 2012
Pale blue dot or not? What the colour of alien worlds can tell us
Space & PhysicsSeptember 26, 2012
Supernova 1006 lived fast and left no companion behind
The SciencesSeptember 5, 2012
Voyager: a binary love story
The SciencesAugust 28, 2012
The Sun's Bright Idea
The SciencesAugust 17, 2012
Could life arise around a dying star?
Space & PhysicsAugust 13, 2012
All 2299 Kepler exoplanet candidates orbiting one star
Space & PhysicsJuly 30, 2012
How most of the universe was lost
Space & PhysicsJuly 24, 2012
Twinkle twinkle globular star cluster
Space & PhysicsJuly 21, 2012
Night in space
The SciencesJuly 11, 2012
Heather Gray: chaotic starts and Higgs excitement #lnlm12
The SciencesJuly 10, 2012
Sir Harold Kroto: Science is "lost in translation" #lnlm12
The SciencesJuly 5, 2012
Who are you? Basic Space anniversary edition
The SciencesJuly 5, 2012
Tricking nature to give up its secrets #lnlm12
The SciencesJuly 4, 2012
Masterclass with Albert Fert: the future of electronics #lnlm12
The SciencesJuly 2, 2012
Researcher profile: Heather Gray on life at Cern #lnlm12
The SciencesJune 19, 2012
Looking forward to Lindau
The SciencesJune 9, 2012
Missed opportunities: cloudy transits, not-so-fast neutrinos and a spare Hubble or two
Space & PhysicsMay 27, 2012
A week in space: Dragon docks, dark matter doesn't not exist (maybe), and the many ways you could have seen the eclipse
Space & PhysicsMay 18, 2012
Zooming in on an intergalactic collision
Space & PhysicsMay 13, 2012
What I missed: Juice, supernova origins, Vesta's secrets and an invisible exoplanet
Space & PhysicsApril 28, 2012
A week in space: Mining asteroids, boats on Titan, bubbles inside bubbles inside bubbles, and more
The SciencesApril 26, 2012
They came from Mars
Space & PhysicsApril 24, 2012
Cassini spots snowballs punching through one of Saturn's rings