We’re one week away from the next total solar eclipse on April 8. If you miss it, the next one that can be seen from the United States is in 2044. People all over the world anticipate this rare astronomical event, marking their calendars and making plans to witness the solar eclipse firsthand. Whether they’re seasoned astronomers or casual observers, the prospect of seeing … [Read more...] about Get ready for the upcoming total solar eclipse
Most of us know two plus two equals four. Solving complex equations, however, takes an ambitious pursuit of knowledge. Cue Helena Bel, a double major in mathematics and physics. With a zest for learning, Bel looked at universities that would allow her to explore both subjects. Opportunities started adding up and began directing her toward Missouri … [Read more...] about Calculating her career trajectory
Summers can be spent taking a break from school. Or, alternatively, learning new things and gaining professional experience. Missouri State University students in various disciplines of the physics, astronomy and materials science (PAMS) department had memorable summers through sponsored internships. “I’m very happy our students had opportunities to learn and … [Read more...] about A summer of learning
Discover more about the Aries constellation in a Q&A on SPACE.com with Dr. Mike Reed, distinguished professor in the department of physics, astronomy and materials science at Missouri State University. … [Read more...] about Get to know the Aries constellation
Discover more about the Gemini constellation in a Q&A on SPACE.com with Dr. Mike Reed, distinguished professor in the department of physics, astronomy and materials science at Missouri State University. … [Read more...] about Get to know the Gemini constellation