Nola Taylor Tillman

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Freelance science journalist with a focus on space & astronomy. Mental health expert - as in, I deal with it every day, not that I have a degree. Love to learn. www.astrowriter.com Formerly Nola T Redd she/her

White text on black background. Book cover on right side with man's face. “We have a god,” Mr. Park replied, “and his name is Kim Il Sung. You came here worshiping a different god, and that is a crime. And you say you came to pray for us, but I know you. Since you believe in a different god, you came to pray against us and against our Great Leader.” Not Forgotten Kenneth Bae and Mark Tabb
White text on blue background: Decidedly it was published, that unemployment had, under the benign reign of President Berzelius Windrip, almost disappeared. Almost all workless men were assembled in enormous labor camps, under M.M. officers. Their wives and children accompanied them and took care of the cooking, cleaning, and repair of clothes. "It Can't Happen Here" Sinclair Lewis
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ExoMars’ MOMA: A Live Example of Interdisciplinary Communication Bianca Tacconi, Jorge Vago, and Elliot Sefton-Nash European Space Agency A chemist, two planetary scientists, and four systems engineers walk into a room. While it sounds like the setup to a joke, this was the opening scene of a presentation I delivered at the European Space Agency entitled “MOMA: A Summary”. As a recent graduate of organic chemistry, I had been asked to explain the Mars Organic Molecule Analyser (MOMA), a complex mass spectrometer instrument on board the Rosalind Franklin rover, to a room of non-chemists. For one hour, my goal was to bridge the gap between chemistry and planetary science.