Brian Tung

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Brian Tung

Brian Tung is a computer scientist by day and avid amateur astronomer by night. He is an active member of the Los Angeles Astronomical Society and runs his own astronomy website. His previous publications in Strange Horizons can be found in our Archive. To contact him, email brian@isi.edu.

Brian Tung in our archives

The Color Red: Drops of blood in the sky, Articles, Issue 13 September 2004
The Color Orange: Our mysterious neighbor in space, Articles, Issue 9 August 2004
The Color Yellow, Articles, Issue 7 June 2004
The Color Green: There actually are green stars in the sky, but you can't see them., Articles, Issue 10 May 2004
The Color Blue: The "wild blue yonder" reveals something of the atomic world, Articles, Issue 12 April 2004
The Color Purple: Is chromatic aberration an unavoidable flaw in refracting telescopes?, Articles, Issue 1 September 2003
Step by Step: Galaxies that recede from us at more than the speed of light . . . or do they?, Articles, Issue 27 January 2003
The Unwinnable Race, Articles, Issue 7 October 2002
Figure-Eight in the Sky, Articles, Issue 26 August 2002
The Dimension of Our Galaxy, Articles, Issue 11 February 2002
Music of the Ellipses, Articles, Issue 12 November 2001
The Grand Illusion: Einstein's paradoxical proposal, Articles, Issue 10 September 2001
What the Light Said, Articles, Issue 6 August 2001
One Little Star: The Deaths of the Stars, Articles, Issue 4 December 2000
How to Cook a Star, Articles, Issue 6 November 2000
Double Vision, Articles, Issue 9 October 2000
The Moon, Articles, Issue 18 September 2000