How technology is helping us peer to the edges of the observable universe. Issue 93 of All About Space magazine.
Author: abigailbeall
Apollo 50 project
I worked on a project for Google and The Smithsonian writing 20 stories about the Apollo 11 mission, for the … More
AIs seem to be much worse at recognising objects from poorer countries
Artificial intelligence seems to be much worse at recognising objects from poorer countries. This could have a negative impact on … More
How Nasa failed female astronauts and built space travel for men
In mid-March 2019, astronauts Anne McClain and Christina Koch were readying themselves to make space history. Later that month, the … More
The Art of Urban Astronomy
Did you know that stars are seasonal? That Orion is one of the brightest constellations? That a single day on … More
Navigating the Maze of Ethical Eating
My first feature for Women’s Health magazine is featured in the June issue.
Later today, Israel’s Beresheet craft will touch down on the Moon
A piece of metal the size of a washing machine is currently orbiting the Moon. It’s been there since April … More
Opinion: I’m not surprised Nasa scuppered the first all-female spacewalk
Today Nasa postponed its first all-female spacewalk because they didn’t have the right spacesuits. While the headlines makes this situation sound … More
How to bring wildfires back under control
Earthquakes, tsunamis, flooding and wildfires are nature at their most fierce and uncontrollable. But predicting when and where they might … More
Clever space algae could be the key to getting humans to Mars
Let’s take a few moments to think about algae. The green slimy stuff that accumulates on the surface of lakes … More
