Marcus Chown

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Marcus Chown is affiliated with the following schools: California Institute of Technology, Queen Mary University of London

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#671

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According to Wikipedia, Marcus Chown is a science writer, journalist and broadcaster, currently cosmology consultant for New Scientist magazine. Biography He graduated from the Queen Mary University of London in 1980 with a Bachelor of Science in physics . In 1982 he graduated from the California Institute of Technology with a Master of Science in astrophysics. Chown studied under Richard Feynman at the California Institute of Technology.

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Marcus Chown's Published Works

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Published Works

Black hole universe (2011) (21)
Into the void (2007) (17)
Highway to hell (2003) (13)
Black hole breakout (2007) (9)
Photography of the western Sahara Desert from the Mercury MA-4 spacecraft (1964) (6)
A Pattern Emerges (2020) (6)
Quantum Theory Cannot Hurt You: A Guide To The Universe (2007) (6)
IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOON (1999) (4)
All the world's a hologram (2009) (3)
Book Review: The magic furnace: the search for the origins of atoms / Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1999, New York, 2001, viii + 232 pp. (1999) (3)
Why is the universe just right (2011) (3)
Afterglow of creation (1993) (3)
The Quantum Zoo: A Tourist's Guide to the Neverending Universe (2006) (3)
Reviews of Publications/Critiques d'ouvrages- AfterGlow of Creation: From the Fireball to the Discovery of Cosmic Ripples (1993) (2)
The planet that stalked the Earth (2004) (2)
Badgers at bay (1984) (2)
All-seeing eye (2008) (2)
Solar System: A Visual Exploration of the Planets, Moons, and Other Heavenly Bodies that Orbit Our Sun (2011) (2)
Am I a hologram (2011) (2)
Why the universe wasn't fine-tuned for life (2011) (2)
End of the beginning (2005) (2)
Time gains an extra dimension (2007) (2)
My other universe is a porsche (2006) (2)
Is Earth at the heart of a giant cosmic void (2008) (1)
ALL THE WORLD'S A TIME MACHINE (1998) (1)
Our special place (2008) (1)
LET THERE BE LIGHT (1998) (1)
Is science fiction dying (2008) (1)
Cassini: Lord of the rings (2010) (1)
God's Number: Where Can We Find the Secret of the Universe? In a Single Number! (2007) (1)
Infinity in the Palm of Your Hand: Fifty Wonders That Reveal an Extraordinary Universe (2019) (1)
US space stations: Anxieties abound in Europe (1984) (1)
The certainty of chance (2007) (1)
To the n**th dimension (2009) (1)
FIVE AND COUNTING ... (1998) (1)
O others, where art thou? (2009) (1)
Student benefits (1984) (1)
Is the universe mocking us (2013) (1)
Could ‘mirror matter’ give us limitless energy? (2007) (1)
Does gravity change with the seasons (2009) (1)
Alien-hunters tune in to ET-TV (2006) (1)
Catching the cosmic wind (2005) (1)
A cosmic relic in three degrees (1988) (1)
Great ball of fire (2005) (1)
The Universe Next Door: The Making of Tomorrow's Science (2002) (1)
Physics goes to Hollywood (2006) (0)
Open University cuts (1984) (0)
Astonishing stories of astronomy (2011) (0)
RECKLESS RACCOON'S BIG DAY (1997) (0)
Neutrinos: the key to a theory of everything (2007) (0)
THE LAST SUPPER (1999) (0)
Retracing the stardust trail (2012) (0)
Book Review: The edge of infinity / Cambridge University Press, 2003 (2003) (0)
A glittering introduction to the night sky (2013) (0)
Industrial training: Britain lags well behind (1984) (0)
Great balls of unseen matter (2005) (0)
Entrance standards on increase (1984) (0)
Hell's nursery (2004) (0)
The black hole (2003) (0)
Mystery ‘dark flow’ extends further towards edge of universe (2009) (0)
Black hole could be stripped naked by spinning matter (2009) (0)
Archaeology: Cheshire's oldest inhabitant? (1984) (0)
Cycles of creation (2002) (0)
Cosmic dark age found in shadows (2004) (0)
4D Time, the great deceiver (2009) (0)
Head fern off at the past (2006) (0)
It couldn't happen, but it would be nice to care (2007) (0)
What has the Higgs boson done for us (2013) (0)
To the nth dimension (2009) (0)
Jupiter ate its own moons (2009) (0)
Rites of passage (2003) (0)
UK medical research: Funds scarce (1984) (0)
Black hole bombs: could they be the missing dark matter? (2014) (0)
Time for the hard questions (2011) (0)
Celestial smoke and mirrors (2007) (0)
UK committee critical of pact (1984) (0)
Pickover's mix (2007) (0)
Cheshirés oldest inhabitant (1984) (0)
A first glimpse of hidden dimensions (2009) (0)
ARE WE KILLING ASTRONOMY (1996) (0)
Did gravity's switch-on kickstart time's arrow? (2008) (0)
Fly-by fright (2008) (0)
DYING TO KNOW (1997) (0)
Flower power meets quantum theory (2011) (0)
Review: The Universe: Order without design by Carlos I. Calle (2009) (0)
Review of Thinking about Godel and Turing by Gregory Chaitin (2007) (0)
THE ALIEN SPOTTERS : COVER STORY (1997) (0)
Where mind meets matter (2006) (0)
GENESIS TO EXODUS (1996) (0)
Random crud explains freezing effect (2010) (0)
STARS IN THEIR EYES (1998) (0)
Review: The Coming Convergence by Stanley Schmidt (2008) (0)
Dark-matter particles could ‘X-ray’ the sun (2006) (0)
Stars and Planets (1987) (0)
PLANES, TRAINS AND WORMHOLES (1996) (0)
The longest stake-out (2006) (0)
Avoid the future by forgetting the past (2009) (0)
Have we hastened the universe's end by observing dark energy? (2007) (0)
Why stars only go bang after a boom (2005) (0)
Big Bang Day: 5 Particles - 3. The Anti-particle (2008) (0)
The dark matter woman (2014) (0)
Land of the rising suns (2008) (0)
Can we create quantum creatures in the lab (2009) (0)
6D Two-timing (2009) (0)
Book Review: THE INVISIBLE CENTURY / Viking (2004) (0)
It came from another dimension (2004) (0)
Encounter with Saturn Confirms Relativity Theory (1990) (0)
A path across the sun (2012) (0)
Review: The Hunt for Planet X by Govert Schilling (2009) (0)
Quantum bubbles are the key (2005) (0)
Before the big bang (2012) (0)
Through the keyhole (2007) (0)
The alien within your computer (2006) (0)
Dastardly dark matter ripped up early universe (2009) (0)
WORLDS BEYOND MATTER COVER STORY (1996) (0)
Set shields to stunning (2010) (0)
British aerospace: Per atmosphaera ad astra (1984) (0)
Toxic hazards in Britain (1984) (0)
IS THERE ANYBODY OUT THERE (2014) (0)
Finding the deprived neighbourhoods of the future (2007) (0)
When the moon blows (2008) (0)
Review: Heaven's Touch by James B. Kaler (2009) (0)
The Milky Way lifts its veil. (1995) (0)
The star who unravelled the sun (2003) (0)
Odd one out there (2004) (0)
The life plague (2004) (0)
Gravity's seasons (2009) (0)
Phantom force could menace planets in our system (2009) (0)
Look out for giant triangles in space (2005) (0)
Somethings's been eating the stars (2010) (0)
About time: You are now leaving the present (2011) (0)
Time seems to move faster than expected in distant quasars (2010) (0)
Why are the sun and moon the same size in the sky (2009) (0)
Laboratory animals: Animal rights lobby cashes in (1984) (0)
‘Dwarf’ black holes might help explain dark matter (2011) (0)
Is there anybody in there (2005) (0)
Review: Four Laws That Drive the Universe by Peter Atkins (2007) (0)
Why life is biased towards the left (2010) (0)
Wormholes made easy (2012) (0)
Pivotal ideas in physics (2005) (0)
Dark matter rockets and black hole starships (2009) (0)
Finding dangerous asteroids, before they find us (2012) (0)
Earth's ‘mineral kingdom’ evolved hand in hand with life (2008) (0)
Renegade planets of the backwards univers (2010) (0)
AIDS: London scare ends. (1984) (0)
Water will walk uphill under its own steam (2006) (0)
The big blue (2003) (0)
Ghosts at the heart of the atom (2012) (0)
GOING WITH THE FLOW (1997) (0)
BRIGHT LIGHT, BLACK HOLE (1996) (0)
Music and the spheres (2006) (0)
Open University help for women (1984) (0)
We owe it all to quantum randomness (2007) (0)
Life's secrets lie in stars and petri dishes (2012) (0)
Planet X and the demise of the dinosaurs (1985) (0)
Who ate all the stars (2010) (0)
The hypertime trap (2007) (0)
Sellafield: BNFL on counter-attack (1984) (0)
Book Review: DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE : DARK MATTER, DARK ENERGY, AND THE FATE OF THE COSMOS / Johns Hopkins University Press/Canopus Books, 2007 (2007) (0)
Review: The Oxford Companion to Cosmology by Andrew Liddle and Jon Loveday, and Cosmology by Steven Weinberg (2008) (0)
ET first contact 'within 20 years' (2004) (0)
Medical education: New “private” school to open (1984) (0)
London scare ends (1984) (0)
Dark matter gets a chance to shine (2006) (0)
The Ascent of Gravity: The Quest to Understand the Force that Explains Everything (2017) (0)
Space survival: set shields to stunning (2010) (0)
Black holes drive speedy particles to new highs (2004) (0)
Lonesome galaxy: The Milky Way in 1000 billion years (2011) (0)
Do the cosmic twist (2006) (0)
Review: The Cosmic Connection by Jeff Kanipe (2008) (0)
Quantum rebel wins over doubters (2007) (0)
Did a “whip-cracking” cosmic string emit mysterious radio burst? (2008) (0)
Written in the stars (2003) (0)
It's time to give up on dark matter (2014) (0)
MOND can explain dark matter ‘clincher’ (2007) (0)
Born in a black hole (2010) (0)
Book-Review - Neighbors of the Earth (1985) (0)
AN EYE BIGGER THAN THE EARTH (1997) (0)
Mystery rays could be sign of cosmic strings (2005) (0)
Pooh and the bomb (2004) (0)
BookendsThrilling rideThe Motion Paradox, Joseph Mazur, Dutton, $24.95, 9780525949923 (2007) (0)
Review: The New Time Travelers by David Toomey (2007) (0)
Is there more than one me (2011) (0)
Breaking the law (2003) (0)
Review: Comets and the Origin of Life by Janaki Wickramasinghe, Chandra Wickramasinghe and William Napier (2009) (0)
The Big Bang: A Ladybird Expert Book (2018) (0)

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