Science column "Orbiting" | Darko Donevski

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Orbiting

illustrated monthly science column

Below is a collection of my award-winning science columns Orbiting, which I regularly write for the popular science magazine "Elements". Orbiting brings personal insights on different astronomical topics. Each column is a combination of scientific and fictional stories, and visual metaphors. Orbiting has been recognized as a one-of-a-kind science storytelling platform, having presented over 15 stories on various open questions in astronomy.

Orbiting #4

How do we search for organic molecules in the distant Universe? Click and read more.

Orbiting #5

The story about making the cosmological simulations of galaxies. Click more to discover.

Orbiting #6

Orbiting #6

The story follows the discovery of the NEOWISE comet and the future of cometary science.

Orbiting #7

How do planetary scientists search for life tracers on Venus? Click to discover.

Orbiting #8

A personal journey to the invisible cities and dusty galaxies from Chilean desert

Orbiting #9

Story of future big space missions, from planetary to large cosmological scales

Orbiting #10

Chronology of making the largest space toy ever built - James Webb Space Telescope.

Orbiting #11

How the future generations of telescope help us to discover active galactic nuclei?

Orbiting #12

Zooming in to the centre of our Milky Way with radio telescopes located in South Africa.

Orbiting #13

A story of Vangelis' musical themes that celebrate nature and space explorations

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Orbiting #14

Can we understand discoveries of the most distant galaxies with the Webb Space Telescope?

Orbiting #15

What are the new science insights from the lunar and Mars geochronology missions?

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