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My love for science began young. When I was seven, I kept an invention notebook and dropped eggs off the roof, attempting to make a parachute. I've written for Discovery News, Geekbeat.tv and American University. When not geeking out, I escape the city to enjoy camping and hiking.
Author Stories
When a volcano calls to this man, he answers by laying down on the rim and watching for hours at a time.
The recession combined with the poor harvest has caused some grocers to relax their standards on how good fruits and vegetables have to look to be sold.
It be International Talk Like a Pirate Day ya scurvy dogs! Ye best be watchin' yer tongue ta make sure tings be spoken proper. Arr!
In Kansas in 1913 a few athletes were being caffeine tested using, of all things, Coca-cola syrup.
As 3-D printing advances, so do the enterprising and innovative engineers working with the technology. Watch these guys attempt to print a working bicycle.
As 3-D printing becomes more mainstream, rights-holders have begun patenting ways to restrict piracy.
Pasquale Buzzelli survived the bombing of the Twin Towers. How he got there is a big story.
The entire 2012 presidential election built state-by-state "live" in a gorgeous time-lapse video.
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