Marshall Perrin

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Marshall Perrin

Marshall Perrin (mperrin@bantha.org) is a professional astronomer living and working in Los Angeles. He thinks that it's almost as good a job as being an astronaut, but the commute is way shorter.

Marshall Perrin in our archives

Stargazing Through the Ages: The Telescope Turns 400, Columns, Issue 13 April 2009
Xenobiology At the Extremes: And You Think Your Neighbors Are Weird?, Columns, Issue 25 August 2008
Believing in the Unbelievable: A brief history of black holes, Columns, Issue 23 June 2008
The Cyborgs Are Coming!, Columns, Issue 31 March 2008
Still Seeking Signals: SETI Today, Columns, Issue 18 February 2008
Lucy in the Sky With Nanodiamonds, Columns, Issue 7 January 2008
Conspiracies, Discoveries, and (Lack of) Coverups: A Cold War Science Tale, Columns, Issue 22 October 2007
Settings for Space Opera, Part III: Strange Neighbors, Columns, Issue 3 September 2007
Settings for Space Opera, Part II: A Perplexing Plethora of Planets, Columns, Issue 30 July 2007
Settings for Space Opera, Part I: Welcome to the Neighborhood, Columns, Issue 2 April 2007
Cloudy With a Chance of Star Formation, Columns, Issue 19 February 2007
Lurking in the Dark, Columns, Issue 8 January 2007
Building a Better Beanstalk, Columns, Issue 13 November 2006
The Crimson Desert, Columns, Issue 2 October 2006