Marcus Chown
Marcus Chown is an award-winning science writer and cosmology consultant for New Scientist. His latest book, Quantum Theory Cannot Hurt You, is published by Faber.
Articles & posts by Marcus
- Chown's cosmos: Why is the Sun hot?
- Time to rethink physics?
- Chown's cosmos: Home sweet home
- Masters of the universe
- Chown's cosmos: Bad Moon rising
- Chown's cosmos: Circle in a spiral
- Chown's cosmos: Footprints in the dust
- Chown's cosmos: Ring of fire
- Chown's cosmos: Alien sunset
- Chown's cosmos: Our fragile home
- Chown's cosmos: Please squeeze me
- Chown's cosmos: Hoag's Object
- Chown's cosmos: Crack up
- Chown's cosmos: Spiders from Mars
- Chown's cosmos: Cosmic Accelerator
- Book review: The Hidden Reality by Brian Greene
- Chown's cosmos: Two-faced Moon
- Chown's cosmos: Cloudy with a chance of hexagons
- Chown's cosmos: The Sun at night
- Chown's cosmos: A star is born
- Chown's cosmos: The eye of Sauron
- Logicomix: An Epic Search for the Truth by Apostolous Doxiadis & Christos Papadimitriou
- The Earth Moves: Galileo and the Roman Inquisition