Natalie Keiger (natalie-keiger)

nkeiger60 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

nkeiger60@stuy.edu

Natalie Keiger (‘26) is a Science writer. She enjoys writing about astronomy, physics, optics, and marine science. Outside of writing, she can be found reading, writing, listening to music, and watching videos about her favorite topics.

Glow-in-The-Dark Plants? Bloom-inescence!

Recent developments have advanced the ongoing research into fabricating bioluminescence in non-glowing organisms, and multiple companies have created viable glow-in-the-dark plant products.

Issue 2, Volume 116

ROYGBIV...O? A Closer Look at the Newly Discovered Color ‘Olo’ and How We Can See It

Using laser technology, scientists have recently created a new color known as Olo to target specific parts of the eye.

Issue 15, Volume 115

The Culprit Behind The Mystery Circles: Bombs? Craters? Love?

Since their discovery in 1995, mysterious concentric rings on the seafloor have puzzled scientists. We now know what made them.

Issue 11, Volume 115

The Culprit Behind The Mystery Circles: Bombs? Craters? Love?

Since their discovery in 1995, mysterious concentric rings on the seafloor have puzzled scientists. We now know what made them.

Issue 11, Volume 115

The Moon (Surprisingly) Doesn't Change Size

Humans tend to see the moon as bigger on the horizon than above us, and there are differing answers as to why.

Issue 8, Volume 115

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