Morgan Rehnberg

Morgan Rehnberg studies astrophysics and planetary science as a graduate student at the University of Colorado - Boulder. When he's not plumbing the depths of Saturn's rings, he advocates for greater public engagement with science.

Planetary Society: We Can Afford to Orbit Humans at Mars by 2033

Start your clocks. If the Planetary Society gets its wish, humans will be lifting off for the Red Planet eighteen years…

10 years ago

Will Space Play in the 2016 US Election?

It might be only March of 2015, but the race (slog?) is on to be the next president of the…

10 years ago

Are Asteroids the Future of Planetary Science?

I don't think I ever learned one of those little rhymes - My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine…

10 years ago

How Did We Find the Distance to the Sun?

How far is the Sun? It seems as if one could hardly ask a more straightforward question. Yet this very…

10 years ago

Shooting “Color” in the Blackness of Space

If NASA is so advanced, why are their pictures in black and white? It’s a question that I've heard, in…

10 years ago

Alone and Confused, Philae Breaks our Hearts

I was twelve years old when Columbia disintegrated. Space exploration was not even a particular interest of mine at the time,…

10 years ago