Ghosts in the Machine By Chandra Steele. The winning poem from our weekly challenge delves into facial recognition technology. Read More
A Day Made of Atoms Like Ours By Jed Myers. The winning poem from our poetry challenge imagines what lies on the other side of our particular darkness. Read More
The Chicxulub Impact Initiates a Mass Extinction By EJ Shu. A poet time travels 66 million years to the site of Earth’s last mass extinction. Read More
IPOpallooza Gentrification Math By Gerry Sarnat. Will San Francisco survive an IPO gold rush? Read More
God Bless The Child By Alyx Jordan. On the Mars Opportunity rover: "Her body doubled as its own monument." Read More
My Battery Is Low By Catherine Strayhall. A first-person account of living and dying on Mars. Read More
Recovery Commands By Abby E. Murray. On the end of a long-distance relationship with NASA's Mars Rover, Opportunity. Read More
Seven Minutes of Terror By JS Makkos. A poem in a microchip on the surface of Mars, far from consumerist Earth. Read More
The Kilogram Goes 2.0 By Ed Granger. On the kilogram and our need for some still point to stabilize this spinning plate we teeter on. Read More
Incident Light By EJ Shu. The light-trapping nanotechnology in birds-of-paradise feathers contain the darkest hues of black on earth. Read More