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@Artechouse/X | Artechouse DCs Beyond The Light exhibit effectively leverages both technological advancements and accessible designs, allowing visitors to view images of the cosmos billions of light years away.

SPOTLIGHT: Artechouse Collaboration With NASA Showcases James Webb Telescope Images

By Allie Stevens, Deputy Science Editor February 21, 2024

“Beyond the Light,” an exhibit at Artechouse, an innovative art museum located close to L’Enfant Plaza, immerses visitors in projections of images from billions of light years away.  The exhibit...

Mars Perseverance

Mars Perseverance

By Cece Ochoa and Cece Ochoa March 6, 2021

As some of you may have heard: Perseverance landed on Mars! Okay, okay, but what exactly is Perseverance? Doesn't NASA already have a glorified toaster on Mars? Well, it’s not just “a glorified...

VIEWPOINT: Revive Space Studies at Georgetown

VIEWPOINT: Revive Space Studies at Georgetown

By Brian Britt, Joshua Bell, and Harry Thomas March 4, 2021

Small, unassuming and dilapidated, the Heyden Observatory sits atop a hill on the western edge of campus, tucked behind Yates Field House. Its appearance fails to convey its rich relationship with astronomical...

MOINUDDIN: In Space, Partnerships Enable Success

MOINUDDIN: In Space, Partnerships Enable Success

By Humza Moinuddin February 21, 2018

On Feb. 6, SpaceX, an aerospace manufacturer founded and run by Elon Musk, made history by launching its Falcon Heavy rocket. The moment’s importance should not be understated: The propulsion vehicle...

Free Markets Are Needed in Space

Free Markets Are Needed in Space

By Bianca DiSanto December 2, 2016

Anyone who enjoys science fiction novels and movies has most likely fantasized about the possibility of space travel. While most people’s images of space travel have largely been inspired by franchises...

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Arts Need Our Voice

By Editorial Board April 26, 2016

With only four music practice rooms in the Healey Family Student Center and two in LXR Hall, there are barely enough available spaces on campus to serve all of Georgetown’s 7,595 undergraduate students....

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Former Director of NASA’s Mars Exploration Program Doug McCuistion discussed the future of Mars exploration Wednesday.

NASA Director Talks Mars Exploration

By Jack Segelstein April 8, 2016

Former Director of NASA’s Mars Exploration Program Doug McCuistion outlined the historical evolution of Mars exploration and discussed its future challenges in Reiss Science Building on Wednesday....

Where To Move If Donald Trump Becomes President

Where To Move If Donald Trump Becomes President

By Maddie Schwartz and Maddie Schwartz March 22, 2016

Walking down M, lost in ICC and even in the depth's of Lau, you hear the whispers: "where will I move if Donald Trump becomes president?" As the impossibility of a President Trump becomes ever more likely,...

Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory Detects Ripples in Spacetime

Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory Detects Ripples in Spacetime

By Patrick Soltis February 19, 2016

For most of us, the mention of "technological innovation" brings to mind images of the technologies that have become useful for our everyday lives. We imagine aspiring app developers lounging about the...

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The “Explainers,” the National Air and Space Museum’s cohort of student volunteers, will soon be supplemented with electronic programming following a recent grant awarded by General Electric Aviation.

GE Partnership Spurs Love of Space

By Tara Subramaniam October 20, 2015

When young children visit the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum and have questions — whether it’s about a planet, an exhibition, or a spaceship — they can ask the "Explainers," groups of...

We Can Land on a Comet But We Cant ...

We Can Land on a Comet But We Can’t …

By Sara Carioscia and Sara Carioscia November 15, 2014

As you may have heard, a few days ago the Rosetta probe successfully landed on a comet. Twitter users had a humorous response to mankind’s latest outer space feat, posting ridiculous things with the...

Revisiting Voice Sanctions

By The Editorial Board November 5, 2013

A reassessment of the Georgetown Voice’s office is long overdue. In August 2011, three Voice staffers attempting to evade Department of Public Safety officers crashed through the ceiling of a fourth-floor...

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