Backyard Biotech: Digital Microscopes
Back in the beginning of the year, we started a new topic called Backyard Biotech for the RainyDayScience section of the magazine. The interns did some research and [...]
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MOS: Whales Tohora
Whales have roamed the oceans for millions of years. Their relationship with man has historically been one of tension. Man has hunted whales for their oil, slaughtered them [...]
Summer Reading List
Summer is a great time for relaxing on the beach and catching up on some reading, or in our case…some listening. To readers looking for amusing detective stories, we [...]
Vanderbilt Museum
We were down in NYC last weekend for the World Science Festival. The 90º temperature in the city had us looking for cooler diversions on Saturday. After a bit of [...]
World Science Festival 2010
A full-scale model of the world’s most powerful space telescope was in New York City last week as part of the World Science Festival. NASA’s James Webb Space [...]
Pi Day
Today is Pi day…so here it is to 1,000,000 digits: [...]
Darwin 3.0
One of our monthly readings is a magazine call The Scientist. We read it because it is a way for us to keep up with what’s happening in the life sciences without [...]
Starlight Instruments : FeatherTouch Installation
When you hear terms such as “focus” or “get a grip”…what is the first thing that comes to your mind? If you have been following our Winter [...]
Meade Focus Knob upgrade
There are two sets of knobs which can influence the sharpness of the image seen through our Meade LX200 GPS telescope. The first set is the collimation screws at the [...]
Urban Safari : Wild Planet Explorer Ops Gear
At the beginning of the Summer, RainyDayMagazine got in a batch of Explorer Ops gear. They all looked really cool and even though we wanted to play with them ourselves, [...]
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