Author: Sarah Fecht
Sarah Fecht is a native of Syracuse, NY. She has loved Biology since a 7th-grade "Life Science" class and was one those rare people who went into college knowing what they wanted to study. She got a B.S. in Biology from Binghamton University, but got scared away from a research career at the prospect of narrowing her scientific interests into a thesis. Since then, she has retreated into the world of science journalism, where her interests have broadened to encompass astronomy, physics, conservation, technology and more.
Scientists begin the search for DNA on Mars
By Sarah Fecht | Posted March 4, 2011
Astrophysicist Michael Shara studies star explosions and the evolution of the universe
By Sarah Fecht | Posted January 21, 2011
Outreach extraordinaire Jason Kendall brings astronomy to New York City public
By Joseph Castro and Sarah Fecht | Posted January 13, 2011
Adoption of cloud computing could have unforeseen consequences
By Sarah Fecht | Posted January 3, 2011
How the “Goldilocks” planet disappeared—or did it?
By Sarah Fecht | Posted December 13, 2010
A mysterious moon bulge may have been caused by Earth
By Sarah Fecht | Posted December 4, 2010
Instead of adding to space pollution, a UK satellite will fall back to Earth
By Sarah Fecht | Posted November 25, 2010
What you don’t know might hurt you
By Sarah Fecht | Posted November 23, 2010
Experimental artist Eleanor Morgan has a thing for arachnids
By Sarah Fecht | Posted November 4, 2010
Researchers discover how your wisdom teeth could save your life one day
By Sarah Fecht | Posted October 21, 2010
NASA images provide new insight into Saturn’s auroras
By Sarah Fecht | Posted October 13, 2010
Engineers design a novel material to withstand frigid space temperatures
By Sarah Fecht | Posted October 7, 2010
