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Making Science Interesting & Attainable using Pop Culture as a Tool

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Maximizing Engagement & Providing Resources for STEM Educators

Making Science Interesting & Attainable
Maximizing Engagement for STEM Educators

Physics

A Multiverse of Multiverses

A Multiverse of Multiverses

Multiverse this, multiverse that.  There was a time when the idea of multiverses was special knowledge held only by comic book fans and physicists. There’s a combination for you.  Now, as a high school science teacher, I get a weird thrill that my students - and...

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Snowpiercer Science: Making a Snowball Earth

Snowpiercer Science: Making a Snowball Earth

Snowpiercer, which began life as a French graphic novel series that started in 1982 and was adapted into a 2013 movie, and is now a series on TNT is many things: a climate-change warning, social commentary about class and inequality, an adventure-survival story, a...

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Doctor Psycho, Darkseid and The Nature of Time

Doctor Psycho, Darkseid and The Nature of Time

In Season 2, Episode 12 of DC Universe’s Harley Quinn animated series, Doctor Psycho was on to a bigger question when he basically tried to ask Darkseid what time he was referring to, his time in Gotham City or that of Apokolips, Darkseid’s homeworld. To set things...

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Scienceish Lesson: Captain Marvel and the EM Spectrum

Scienceish Lesson: Captain Marvel and the EM Spectrum

A Science-ish Lesson for today: The Electromagnetic Spectrum (and a little more) with Captain Marvel.  This comes from Avengers #233 (1983) by Roger Stern and John Byrne, back in the day when you could spend a whole issue trying to figure out a way to get through a...

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