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Philip Hogan is a physics and astronomy teacher at a public high school. Alongside standard physical science courses, he leads an astronomy elective and coordinates evening observation sessions with the school’s telescopes. Hogan helps students learn observational astronomy, guiding them through celestial mapping and nighttime viewings of planets and constellations.

What Happens to Your Atoms When You Die?
Can a 9mm Stop a Bear? The Ballistics Explained
How Does a Bottle Rocket Work? The Science Explained
How Does Anti-Gravity Work in Theory and Practice?
What Is a Spectrograph and How Does It Work?
What Are the Three Laws? Physics, Biology & More
How Much Mach Can a Human Withstand?
Can an Arrow Pierce a Skull? The Science Explained
What Causes Spontaneous Human Combustion?
What Is the Rydberg Constant and What Does It Mean?
What Is the Irradiance of the Sun Dependent On?
Can a Gun Fire in Space? The Physics Explained
How Small Would Mount Everest Have to Shrink to Become a Black Hole?
What Is a Gravity Well and How Does It Work?
What Would Happen If Every Nuke Went Off?
What Happens If a Submarine Implodes?
How Dense Is a Black Hole?
How Are Knots Formed? The Science of Tangled Filaments
What Light Color Passes Through the Atmosphere?
What Keeps the Space Shuttle From Burning Up?
What Happens to Gravity at the Center of the Earth?
How Much Uranium Does a Nuclear Submarine Use?
Where Do You Find Nuclear Forces?
Why Didn’t the Titanic Implode Underwater?
Why Can’t Light Escape a Black Hole?
Where Did the Atoms That Make Up a Newborn Baby Originate?
Why Does the Sky Change Colors?
How Loud Would the Sun Be If We Could Hear It?
Is the Sun Orange? The Science Behind Its True Color
Why Does Helium Make Your Voice Higher?