Anna HarrietinRoaming PhysicistTracking Magnetic Storms from the Scottish LowlandsHow the Eskdalemuir Observatory is used to monitor earthquakes, pollution and the Earth’s magnetic fieldFeb 2, 2020Feb 2, 2020
Anna HarrietinRoaming PhysicistWhat Can Shape-shifting Neutrinos Teach us About the Universe?How the NOvA experiment measures neutrino oscillations between detectors in different statesDec 15, 2019Dec 15, 2019
Anna HarrietinRoaming PhysicistAn Expedition to Measure the Roundness of the EarthThe struggles and triumphs of a mission to Ecuador to determine the shape of the EarthNov 25, 2019Nov 25, 2019
Anna HarrietinRoaming PhysicistHave We Really Found Dark Matter?How SABRE aims to reveal the source of the DAMA collaboration’s mysterious signalNov 13, 20192Nov 13, 20192
Anna HarrietinRoaming PhysicistRescuing Astronauts and Televising a Moon LandingHow NASA’s Deep Space Network keeps contact with distant spacecraftOct 27, 2019Oct 27, 2019
Anna HarrietinRoaming PhysicistSearching for Ripples in Spacetime with an Experiment that Spans a ContinentHow LIGO uses laser interferometry to detect gravitational wavesOct 14, 2019Oct 14, 2019
Anna HarrietinRoaming PhysicistA Balancing Act in SpaceHow the James Webb Space Telescope will observe the early universe from its home at the second Lagrange pointOct 6, 2019Oct 6, 2019
Anna HarrietinRoaming PhysicistHunting Neutrinos at the End of the EarthHow the unique properties of the South Pole allow the IceCube Collaboration to detect the elusive particlesSep 29, 2019Sep 29, 2019
Anna HarrietinRoaming PhysicistLooking Down a Well in Egypt to Measure the Size of the EarthHow Eratosthenes calculated his surprisingly accurate value for the Earth’s circumferenceSep 22, 20194Sep 22, 20194
Anna HarrietinRoaming PhysicistLooking Back in Time with the World’s Largest Radio TelescopeConstructing the Square Kilometre Array in South Africa and AustraliaSep 15, 2019Sep 15, 2019
