Perpetual Learning
Simone Dubois 
Did you know that astronomers might have found a black hole so colossal it could be our gateway to understanding the very first moments of the universe? Imagine a black hole with a mass equivalent to 300 million suns. That’s unfathomably large, even by cosmic standards. Recently, scientists analyzing data from the James Webb Space … Read more
Friends, have you ever stopped to think about the sheer scale of our planet? We live on a sphere, spinning through space, and for centuries, understanding its exact size has been a monumental scientific quest. Today, I want to invite you to be a part of that history. Back in the day, around 240 BC, … Read more
The universe is vast, and with each passing year, our ability to explore it grows. Today, I want to talk about something truly exciting: the search for life on exoplanets, specifically focusing on a fascinating world called K2-18b. As someone with a background in atmospheric science, I’m always drawn to the complex layers of planets, … Read more
As of August 8, 2025, the conversation around NASA’s future is buzzing, and at its heart lies a crucial element: funding. It’s a topic that touches on our deepest curiosities about the universe and our place within it. My background in atmospheric science has always drawn me to the big picture, and for many of … Read more
Did you know that beneath the vast Greenland ice sheet, a hidden lake once exploded, sending billions of gallons of water rushing out? It sounds like something out of a science fiction movie, but it actually happened in 2014! Scientists discovered this dramatic event through satellite data. It turns out, a large lake that had … Read more
Did you know that Greenland’s melting ice sheets are like giant, underwater fertilizer factories? It sounds a bit wild, but that’s exactly what NASA’s supercomputers are helping us understand. For years, scientists have been watching Greenland’s glaciers retreat. It’s a visible sign of our changing climate, but what happens under the ice, where the meltwater … Read more
Did you know that the floor of the ocean might hold clues to a dramatic event that changed our planet’s climate? Recent scientific discoveries point to evidence found in ocean sediments suggesting a massive comet explosion around 12,800 years ago. This wasn’t just any small space rock encounter. Scientists are exploring the theory that this … Read more
Did you know there’s a monster out there in the cosmos? Scientists have recently discovered a black hole so massive, it’s hard to even wrap your head around. This isn’t just big; it’s colossal! We’re talking about a black hole with a mass equivalent to 36 billion of our suns. Let’s put that into perspective. … Read more
It’s August 8th, 2025, and a recent discovery is making waves in the climate science community. Scientists have found that ancient carbon, locked away for millennia, is now making its way into our atmosphere. This isn’t just another climate headline; it’s a development that could mean our climate challenges are even more complex than we … Read more
As an atmospheric scientist with a focus on urban heat islands, I’ve seen firsthand how our cities can trap heat, turning a warm day into an uncomfortable, and sometimes dangerous, one. It’s a phenomenon known as the “Urban Heat Island Effect,” and it’s something we need to understand to build healthier, more resilient communities. What … Read more