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Category Archives: Stargate
More reasons to love Neil DeGrasse Tyson
Check out the clip titled “Earth Not Good for Life”. You can see why we had enough to chat about on set when filming “Brain Storm”.
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Tagged Brain Storm, Neil deGrasse Tyson, not a disaster, sga
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Stargate: Universe, “Air”
Did you see the premiere last night? No? If you’re stateside, SyFy is streaming episodes, and for others in northern lands of snow & Stargates, Space has our backs. Once you decide you love the series, iTunes will let you … Continue reading
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Tagged science consultant, scifi, sgu, tv, universe
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Stargate: Universe is coming!
I’ve finally figured out how to watch the premiere of Stargate: Universe despite my lack of both T.V. and cable. Sure, I’ll be a bit delayed and watching in lower-resolution, but I’ll still get to watch!
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Tagged premiere, scifi, tv, universe
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The Physics of “Brain Storm”
Stargate: Atlantis, “Brain Storm,” is the last episode of the series for which I was a physics consultant for Props. That means anywhere you see science-scribbles is my handwriting, not that I vetted the script for science. I need to … Continue reading
Posted in Disasters, Planetary Science, Science, Stargate, Stargate: Atlantis
Tagged atmospheric science, Brain Storm, disasters, science consultant, scifi, sga, storms, temperature, weather
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a little comment here, a little comment there…
Laura writes: “I’m gonna be utterly shameless now and ask a favour: I’m trying to help out my old physics teacher with some outreach and mentoring of students and I’m rapidly running out of ideas; could I link your blog … Continue reading
Hi, Joe’s readers!
Mika & Director Martin Wood: hanging out in McKay’s apartment in “The Last Man”. I’m glad you had fun with the Q&A, and are investigating some of the links! It’s a rare sunny day in Vancouver so I’m heading out … Continue reading
Stargate: Atlantis — interview on Joe Mallozzi’s blog
My interview/Q&A is up on Joe’s blog. For some reason his version of wordpress doesn’t play nicely with mine, so all my pretty formatting disappeared. Ain’t it always the way? I’ll post the pretty version here after he’s gone on … Continue reading
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Tagged q&a, science consultant, scifi, sga, technical difficulties, women
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Job Title: Astrophysicist
I recently scored what is perhaps the coolest after-school gig ever: physics consultant for the TV series Stargate: Atlantis. And this is why you always do your orbital dynamics homework, kids. update 8/17/09: okay, why is this particular post getting … Continue reading