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Monthly Archives: June 2017
Strange Science: Music and Brains
Ever wonder how music impacts your ability to get work done? Or why certain music works for some tasks, but not for other tasks? There’s a lot of science behind this, it turns out! Check out this article to find out … Continue reading
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Tagged Science of Music, Strange Science
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Now Available – Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2017
Phantom limb surgery, dimensional windows, and sentient androids. These are but some of the strange tales to be found in this book. Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2017 collects thirteen tales from the fictional worlds of mad science. For the discerning … Continue reading
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Tagged Allison Spector, America Jones, and Sean Frost, Andy Brown, Ariel Alian Wilson, Candida Spillard, Darci Vogel, Darrell Z. Grizzle, Dawn Vogel, Domenic diCiacca, Dylan Vogel, E. R. Zhang, Errow Collins, H. E. Bergeron, Isaac Teile, Joachim Heijndermans, Justine McGreevy, Kaitlin Moore, Leigh Legler, Lucinda Gunnin, Luke Spooner, Maureen Bowden, Megan Dorei, Melanie Atherton Allen, Rhonda Eikamp, S. Qiouyu Lu, Sam Jowett, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Steve Toase, Wesley O. Cohen
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Mad Scientist Journal Sponsors Showgirls of Beast Island
Mad Scientist Journal is thrilled to be one of the sponsors for “Showgirls of Beast Island”, a full-length, badly lip-synced, live burlesque B-movie! The production will be in Seattle on July 7th and 8th, and is produced by (and features) … Continue reading
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Tagged Pimping, Scarlett O'Hairdye
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A Date to Be Remembered
A speech by Dr. Amelia Baker, as provided by Stuart Webb Art by Justine McGreevy Sanjay, the first draft of the speech for Thursday’s conference. I think I’ve covered all the points we discussed on Tuesday (or I should say “Period … Continue reading
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Tagged Amelia Baker, Justine McGreevy, Metrology, Stuart Webb
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Strange Science: Extreme Planets
Looking for a plausible planet for the setting for your next sci-fi story? What is the hottest or coldest it might get there? How big or small should it be? Check out this article about the seven most extreme planets … Continue reading
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Review of Call of Cthulhu: The Coloring Book
Today, we’re venturing into new territory for Mad Scientist Journal, as co-editor Dawn and illustrator Leigh share their thoughts on the Call of Cthulhu coloring book from Chaosium. While Dawn has been reviewing prose books for a while, this is her first … Continue reading
That Man Behind the Curtain: May 2017
May was about finalizing story selections for Utter Fabrication. A lot of payments went out related to that. The Money Aspect Amounts in parentheses are losses/expenses. Hosting: ($17.06) Stories: ($2,189.00) Art: ($224.96) Advertising: ($40.00) Processing Fees: ($52.58) Printing: ($25.02) Donations: … Continue reading
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The Fatalism of the Automatons
An account by Captain Walter Budanov and Samuel Walter, as provided by Jon Hartless Art by America Jones Captain Budanov’s diary, whaling vessel Demeter. October 4th, 1886 Three months now in these ice floes. Petersburg seems but a distant memory, … Continue reading
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Tagged America Jones, Jon Hartless, Robotics, Samuel Walter, Walter Budanov
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Strange Science: Unicorn Noodles!
Looking for a recipe that uses some science? Look no further than the color-changing unicorn noodles, which have been popping up all over Instagram recently! Though it may look like magic, it’s actually a pH reaction that causes clear or … Continue reading
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News from Mad Scientists
Chapter One of MSJ alum Domenic diCiacca’s serial story, “Time’s Angel, Part 1,” is available at the Grantville Gazette. Future installments will follow. Dr. Candida Spillard, both an author and a scientist in her own right, has an article entitled … Continue reading