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Theodore Clayton
  • 15 hours ago
  • 5 min

Why you should Witness a Rocket Launch

It's been ready for hours. Just twenty minutes ago, hyper-cold liquid oxygen and refined kerosene were pumped into its gigantic tanks. Ten minutes before that, weather balloons hovering miles above the launch pad relayed data indicating high-altitude winds were within tolerance levels, giving the flight director the final piece of information to give the "Go" sign. All there is to do now is wait. T minus 10 Under the blistering heat of the Florida sun and the extreme cold of
Daniel Kephart
  • Dec 5
  • 4 min

90 Days of 4 A.M.

This past August, I moved to the state of Texas. A few weeks later, I started waking up at 4 A.M. every day. This is the story of how that changed my life. Okay, well maybe that's a bit dramatic. Before you start hurling full wine bottles at your computer screen, though, at least hear me out. My sleep schedule changed almost by accident. During my first few weeks, I had little more to occupy my time than training for a new job. Those first few nights in a strange city, I knew
Matthew Kaufman
  • Nov 27
  • 3 min

Being Mathematically Thankful

Given that this is the season of giving thanks, I felt it most appropriate to bit of math for anyone reading here. How lucky are you really?