Tag: JPL
These 13 Innovations Changed the World—and They All Originated in L.A.
From fast food and gangster rap to skateboarding and the internet, these origin stories are set in SoCal
A Forgotten Pasadena Rocket Scientist and Occultist Inspired a New TV Show
Strange Angel chronicles the life of Jack Parsons, a man caught between science and the occult
Catch a Glimpse of the First-Ever Planetary Mission to Launch From the West Coast
NASA is going from California to Mars, and it may be worth getting up early to check it out
Your Once-a-Year Chance to Go Inside NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab Is Here
It’s one of the hottest tickets in the universe
How Southern California Became a Place Where Science and Sci-Fi Collided
A new exhibit at the Pasadena Museum of History reveals a culture steeped in visions of the future
The Orbit Pavilion Is a Reminder That We Live in an Age of Wonder
Art illuminates science in Pasadena
Really Though, A Major L.A. Earthquake Is Almost Certainly On the Way
A recent study from Jet Propulsion Laboratory has calculated the odds—and they are definitely not in our favor
Optimism, the Future, and Why I Loved The Martian
Watching Matt Damon’s character "science the shit" out of his limited resources made me think more about drought than any ad campaign ever could
