Mseed at Valparaiso University

We hope everyone had an enjoyable and relaxing break. Plenty of fun things are ahead this semester, including !

Huge thanks to Valparaiso University for sharing this article! We hope we were able to inspire bright, young minds through our All Star Day from this past Friday.

High school students get excited about math, science VALPARAISO | Nearly 100 high school students from across Northwest Indiana were awestruck when college students started off a career day by making a rocket out of a Pringles can

What an interesting read! Check out this double star system, and read about the road to its demise.

Final Kiss of Two Stars Heading for Catastrophe - VLT finds hottest and most massive touching... Using ESO’s Very Large Telescope, an international team of astronomers have found the hottest and most massive double star with components so close that they touch each other. The two stars in the extreme system VFTS 352 could be heading for a dramatic end, during which the two stars either coalesce…

Welcome back from Fall Break, everyone! Let's finish out the second half of the semester strong!

Did you know we have a website? Well, now you do! Check out www.valpo.edu/mseed to learn more about our program.

MSEED

On behalf of everyone in MSEED, we hope everyone has a safe and exciting Homecoming and Reunion Weekend!

We are very excited for this! Students and faculty, whether involved in MSEED or not, will greatly benefit from this new building.

Attention, VU students: Our sister club, Club Educate, will be meeting tonight in the Alumni Room (second floor of the Union) at 8:00 pm. All are welcome!

Fun fact: This past Saturday was a Pythagorean Theorem Day! What this means is the numerical values of the month, day, and year (9, 12, and 15) made a Pythagorean Triple! Can you think of other days that would be a Pythagorean Theorem Day? Let us know in the comments!

How cool is this?

This New Bandage Can Suck Bacteria Out Of A Wound Say hello to a new sort of bandage which pulls out any bacteria that happens to pe*****te a cut.

On this particularly rainy day, why not take some time to learn a little bit about the science of rain (otherwise known as the water cycle)?

http://water.usgs.gov/edu/watercycleprecipitation.html

Precipitation -The Water Cycle. USGS Water Science School The Water Cycle: Precipitation, from from the USGS Water Science School. Our water cycle diagram is available in 60 languages.