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Monthly Archives: October 2019
Cool Science Projects for Kids: Dragon Lights
If you’re looking for a fun crafty science project to do with young kids, the National Science Teaching Association has tons! Whether you want lights for Halloween or for the winter holidays, making “dragon lights” with kids as young as … Continue reading
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Short Fiction by Our Alumni
Joachim Heijndermans has a short story entitled “Ride the Lightning” in Deep Space Volume 1, an anthology from Black Hare Press. Liam Hogan has a piece of microfiction up at The Arcanist entitled “Border Control.” Jameson Currier has released a collection … Continue reading
I Didn’t Break the Lamp Out Today!
Our latest anthology, I Didn’t Break the Lamp, is out today! “When I was little, I didn’t have an imaginary friend, I had an imaginary bully. She was a little girl of my age, who looked just like me, and took … Continue reading
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Fiction: Noise
An essay by Unnamed Crystalline Sample #1, as provided by John A. McColley Art by Ariel Alian Wilson My first awareness in this plane was a buzz, a vibration that ran through my body. At first it was novel, different … Continue reading
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Strange Science: Soft Robotics and Implanted Medical Devices
Scientists at MIT have developed a soft robotics device known as a dynamic soft reservoir (DSR) to help human bodies manage their response to implanted medical devices. Currently, when a human receives an implanted medical device, there’s a strong possibility … Continue reading
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I Didn’t Break the Lamp: Interview with Sam Crane
Today is our final interview with our I Didn’t Break the Lamp authors. This final interview is with the author who has the first story in the anthology, Sam Crane! DV: Tell us a bit about yourself! Sam Crane: The … Continue reading
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Help Name the New Mars Rover!
While the current Mars rover, Opportunity, has wound down, NASA plans to dispatch another rover to Mars, and they’re looking for help with a name for this rover! Kids from K-12 can submit an essay with their suggestion for what the … Continue reading
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I Didn’t Break the Lamp: Interview with Veronica Brush
Today’s interview features Veronica Brush, who has a story forthcoming in I Didn’t Break the Lamp! DV: Tell us a bit about yourself! Veronica Brush: I don’t take rejection well, so this whole writing thing was a wise career choice. I’m … Continue reading
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Fiction: Professor Robot
An Essay by Professor Clive as provided by Stuart Webb Art by Leigh Legler It has been six months since the end of the world, and I am very bored. Humans think of boredom as an emotion, and I am … Continue reading
Strange Science: Volcanoes and Phyloplankton
The recent eruption of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii had a devastating impact on the island. However, it appears that the lava that reached the Pacific Ocean may have created conditions ideal for a phyloplankton boom in the ocean. The … Continue reading
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