Scienceline’s iPad app goes to Mars
Watch out for the app, in the iTunes store soon
Rose Eveleth • November 18, 2011
A while back Scienceline told you we were coming out with an iPad app. Since then, we’ve been pretty quiet about it, but we’re here today with some exciting news! The app is officially under review at the iTunes store, which (fingers crossed) means you iPadders should be able to download it soon.
Why would you want to download the Scienceline app? Well, first thing, it’s free, so why not? But more importantly it’s full of really great content. Some of the stories you might have already read on our website, but that app is also full of bonus features and multimedia content never before unleashed upon the world.
Not convinced yet? Well, here’s an example. You might remember Sarah Fecht’s story about searching for life on Mars from March. Working on that story got Sarah interested in the history of Mars exploration. Turns out, humans have a long, and sometimes hilarious love affair with the red planet.
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Rose Eveleth
Rose Eveleth graduated from the University of California, San Diego with a B.S. in ecology and a minor in writing. She spent the last four years there poking around in labs, studying krill, climbing trees, riding bikes and perfecting her fish doodles. A sucker for being lost in strange places, she recently wandered her way through Costa Rica, Portugal, Tokyo and Bonaire and is excited to take her wandering to the epicenter of strange places, New York City.
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Love this timeline! I shared it on twitter as part of my journey to visit each blog of @scio12 attendees between now and January. I’m saying Hi and giving a shoutout on twitter!
I look forward to seeing you in January!