Planetary Science Hot News, Part 2
This year’s European Planetary Science Congress is over. It’s been exciting, full of news and interesting people and really well-organized. What wer...
Author: Julie Nováková
Planetary Science Hot News, Part 1
As some of you already know, I and my colleague Tomas Petrasek are currently at the European Planetary Science Congress in Nantes, thanks to the Department of G...
Surpassing borders: more translations
When I first started writing in English just over two years ago, I did not imagine publishing in any more languages than Czech and English anytime soon. Yet ear...
Pluto: a world more fascinating than we’d hoped for
Pluto and its largest moon Charon proved to be extremely interesting objects during the recent New Horizons flyby. While the spacecraft is on its way further in...
New adventures & always learning
‘Twas the night before Christmas… and I was reading Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman! Not only it’s a hilarious and amazing read, but i...
Turning the microscope back on us from a distance
It’s been a while since I posted an interview here, however, it would be a loss if interviews with interesting people only appeared in an issue of a print...
Book World 2015
This year’s Book World in Prague turned out just great. I’ve had a book launch of my two newest books, Elysium and Terra nullius. The discussion abo...
Interview for Europa SF
Cristian Tamas from Fantastica.ro has interviewed me for the Europa SF portal. Check it out! The questions are many, so I’ve also made a short selection t...
JUICE is going to be fruitful
If you’ve read something about subsurface oceans in our solar system, the chances are you’ve already heard about the upcoming JUICE mission by ESA, ...
The soul business
Have you ever imagined how Doctor Faust would deal with Mephistopheles today, in the Internet age? People at the Goethe-Institut had. And they didn’t stop...
