Vitamins and sSpace: A LiveFromMars Cross-post
As you can tell by reading today’s LivefromMars post, I feel pretty strongly about vitamins. More to the point, I feel very strongly about health, and about putting the right Continue reading
Month: July 2015
Breaking the News
When I was first accepted into this 1 year mission to simulated Mars, the first person that I told was my husband. Thereafter, my brother and mother, the latter of Continue reading
A Rogue’s Guide to Science Writing: Tips from a Scientist and Science Writer
It’s not Cheating, Exactly It’s not often that you get to play both sides of a game. Some would even call it cheating. After all, when the gambler is playing the Continue reading
Medical Podcasts: It Does a Body Good
All the credit in the world should go to good people like Dr. Steve Carroll, who, when he isn’t serving his country overseas as an Army medic, is working with Continue reading
Spacewalk: Writing Episodes for Startalk Radio
It’s been an honor and privilege to work with Bill Nye, Producer Helen Matsos and the great folks at Startalk radio. All in all, I’ve written about 7 shows for Continue reading
Asteroids, Meteors and Mars, oh my: What are all these analogs missions?
Imagine if the pioneers who eventually settled what are now the central and western states of the US could have PRACTICED before heading off in their covered wagons. How would Continue reading
Are you looking for my articles? Look no further!
My articles can be found in a variety of places. The most comprehensive list is actually on my LinkedIn profile. Other options include: My pressfolios page. Dignity Healthcare’s Patient Information Continue reading
My blog – Live From Mars
My blog, Live from Mars, lives here.
12 months, 6 scientists, 1 Martian Habitat
18 years of messing around with satellites, Mars suits, supercomputers, MRIs, social psychology experiments, writing and medicine have finally whittled themselves into a salient mission: go to Mars, grow food, do Continue reading