Jeffrey Daniels
Graduated in 2018 with an MSc in Earth and Space Science from Western University in London, Ontario, Canada; I've since been working as a contract field geologist in Northwestern Ontario, namely mapping and prospecting, and been a contributor to United Academics for the better part of a decade thus far. My scientific interests primarily involve the Earth, including geology, outer space, and archaeology/paleontology, and I enjoy writing on any cool and interesting topics I find within such disciplines!
Metallic Water…With the Help of Alkalis?!
A novel way of creating metallic water, and what it means to be a metal
When we hear the word “metal,” we generally conjure images...
New Look at the Possible Presence of Phosphine in Venus’ Atmosphere
New research has posited an abiotic means that Venus might supply its atmosphere with this chemical: In short, volcanic outgassing.
Space-Related Events that Closed Out 2020
Arecibo collapses, Jupiter-Saturn conjunction, and more!
All About Graphene
Everything we know about graphene and what could make it even more impressive.
Possible Proofs of Extraterrestrial Life?
A look at the recent Venusian finding and other fascinating space discoveries.
Awesome Astronomy To Take Your Mind Off Current Events
The largest structures in the universe, potential exomoons, some strange exoplanets, and even an exosolar System that might be full of habitable worlds.
6 Discoveries that Will Help Us Understand Life Beyond Earth
Looking at some of the interesting things to come out of Space and Astronomy this past year.
New Year, Old Sites
A look at some interesting new finds in archaeology from 2019.
Some Reasons Why You Sneeze For No Apparent Reason
Have you ever experienced any of these three intriguing sneeze -inducing phenomena?
Re-Learning Math with the Human Calculator
The way you learnt math was the worst method possible…?!