Brian Koberlein is creating
One Universe at a Time
The Universe is pretty awesome, let me tell you.
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At this level I'll start making more videos. Funds will go towards video and audio equipment, as well as basic post production.
About
I’m an astrophysicist with a background in general relativity and computational astrophysics.
I’m also a physics professor at Rochester Institute of Technology. I write about astronomy and astrophysics in a way that is clear, honest, and evidence based at One Universe at a Time.
I’m also a physics professor at Rochester Institute of Technology. I write about astronomy and astrophysics in a way that is clear, honest, and evidence based at One Universe at a Time.
Location
Rochester, NY, USA
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Go take a look at the layout of my website. If you use some kind of adblocker, try turning it off and compare One Universe at a Time to other popular science sites. Go ahead, I’ll wait. You won’t find any ads. No “sponsored links.” No articles that are actually ads. I like it that way. I intend to keep it that way.
Rather than ads, this site is supported through donations from readers. Funding a site through donations means that I can focus on writing clearly and honestly instead of striving for hits and page views. If I consistently produce quality work, readers will see value in supporting it.
I write an original post every day. That's 30 posts a month on astronomy and astrophysics written by an astrophysics professor. I also have a weekly podcast where I talk with other scientists about a range of scientific ideas. I do this in my spare time, freely available to anyone who's interested.
If you see value in hype-free science without ads, I encourage you to support One Universe at a Time.
The Universe is awesome, let me tell you.
Rather than ads, this site is supported through donations from readers. Funding a site through donations means that I can focus on writing clearly and honestly instead of striving for hits and page views. If I consistently produce quality work, readers will see value in supporting it.
I write an original post every day. That's 30 posts a month on astronomy and astrophysics written by an astrophysics professor. I also have a weekly podcast where I talk with other scientists about a range of scientific ideas. I do this in my spare time, freely available to anyone who's interested.
If you see value in hype-free science without ads, I encourage you to support One Universe at a Time.
The Universe is awesome, let me tell you.