He crossed the Atlantic alone, but that wasn’t the end of the story.
AuthorMikael Angelo Francisco
Results8A multi-awarded science communicator and self-proclaimed pop culture connoisseur, Mikael runs his own science news website, writes film reviews, and verbally rips terrible comic books to shreds. In his spare time, he enjoys drawing, running, painting vinyl collectibles, and dressing up as fictional characters (usually some variation of Spider-Man).
Science and second thoughts
What does it mean to be a science journalist?
The secrets of Easy Tiger’s must-try Thai cuisine
How about lunch in a Thai shophouse stuck in the ‘70s?
Science in the spotlight at NSTW 2019
What we saw at the Philippines’ biggest science and technology fair.
History’s Most Famous (Although Ill-Fated) Explorers
At the Bar of Lost Souls, some explorers go on an ego trip.
The Age of the STEM-Powered Woman
What do you think when you hear the terms “programmer,” “website developer,” or “computer engineer”?
Farewell, Opportunity
Say goodbye to the little rover that could.
I Witnessed a Space Fairy’s Flight
Witness the rise of the Philippines’ Diwata-2 satellite.