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Corey S. Powell

New York, United States
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A curious human. Opening minds @openmind_mag. Casting pods with @BillNye. AKA: substack.com/@coreyspowell and coreyspowell.bsky.social
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A Mission to Rescue Earth

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By Corey S. Powell
| American Scientist Verified
Project Hail Mary is such a genre mash-up of a movie that it practically dares the viewer to contemplate its ancestral elements. It’s Interstellar meets Short Circuit! It’s an extraterrestrial version of The Odd Couple! It’s like E.T. crossed with Outbreak and, uh, 21 Jump Street! That last comparison gets to the heart of what Project Hail Mary really is, and why it is such a genial, fun, and occasionally frustrating science-fiction romp through space.
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Infinite Quest

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By Corey S. Powell
| American Scientist Verified
July-August 2025 Volume 113, Number 4 I AM A PART OF INFINITY: The Spiritual Journey of Albert Einstein. Kieran Fox. 336 pp. Basic Books, 2025. $30. Many physicists have achieved fame within their fields. A few have achieved fame among the general public. But none has ever risen to the kind of multi-hyphenate celebrity status enjoyed by Albert Einstein.
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Science Without the BS

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By Corey S. Powell
| The St. Louis Argus
Discover how simplified scientific explanations can enhance understanding and practical application. Articulated Insight – “News, Race and Culture in the Information Age” The public deserves honesty and respect. Scientists need to do a better job delivering, says Frederic Bertley, president of the COSI Science Center. Bertley working with kids at the COSI science center. Talk to them the right way, he says, and you can teach logarithms to a four-year-old.
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