Aerospace Engineer Stephen Leete  reports on his first classroom session as a ReSET volunteer at a school near his workplace, the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center: I started my volunteer activity at the nearby

From RESET Electronics/Acoustic Volunteer Rich Repplier: In the 1980s I was working for an audio company. One Saturday a speaker manufacturer came to our parking lot and set up a large speaker array like

Better late than never: The final 2009 DC CAS Science Results released last year. The progress was small, but heading in the right direction… Press Release – The Progress Continues — DCPS Students Make

ReSET volunteer John Emler recently attended a science teaching session at the Greenbelt, MD Community Center.  Additional sessions are scheduled: June 22nd & 23rd: Chemistry: Introduce the basic concepts of chemistry and show how chemical reactions

The Washington Post on May 24 ran an article comparing average annual income of graduates with various majors.  It included the snarky joke (payback for all those nerd jokes)?: The scientist asks, “Why does

Humans could escape from black holes, rather than getting stuck in them, according to a new theory proposed by Stephen Hawking. Unfortunate space travellers won’t be able to return to their own universe, according