Scientists at the LHC are converting data from both real and simulated particle collisions into sound. Hear a proton collision played on marimba.
Emily Howard, Accounts Manager for EarthSky en Español, oversees the scheduling and production of EarthSky en Español’s audio, video, and skywatching products. She is responsible for setting and enforcing deadlines, and reporting on product development. She is also a budding producer for our English-language audio and video products, and you might hear her voice on EarthSky 22, our new weekly science and music show. Emily graduated with honors from the University of Texas with a major in History (focus on Latin American Studies) and a minor in Spanish. She further cultivated her Spanish skills while living abroad in Valparaíso, Chile, and traveling extensively throughout South America, Mexico and Spain.
Posts by Emily
Mar 02, 2011
Space
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Rocks from the early history of Mars – almost four billion years ago – suggest there might have been a habitable environment underneath the surface of the planet.
Nov 29, 2010
Human World
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The ancient Maya altered wetlands into farmland, leaving a lasting impact on the land that’s still visible today to scientists using Google Earth.
Nov 15, 2010
Human World
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A new polio vaccine holds the potential to eradicate the disease from our planet in as little as three years, according to a new study.
Oct 18, 2010
Space
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Dr. Vogt and his team announced the first planet orbiting in the habitable zone – the zone around a star where a planet might support life as we know it – called Gliese 581g.
Aug 23, 2010
Earth
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He says the world is a dustier place than ever before, due to human activities like agriculture and construction.
Aug 16, 2010
Human World
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Physicist Ian Hutcheon is what you might call a nuclear detective. He looks for evidence of the production of the essential components of nuclear weapons.
Aug 02, 2010
Human World
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Researchers at MIT’s Media Lab have developed a way to perform an eye test in three minutes – using a cell phone.
Jul 05, 2010
Earth
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Amsler’s team observed groups of male chimps patrolling the edges of their territory and targeting rivals for brutal killings.
May 24, 2010
Human World
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Andrea Goldsmith told us why cell phone calls don’t get mixed up … and why they sometimes get dropped
