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About Mark Egdall

Mark Egdall is a former aerospace program manager with an Bachelor’s degree in physics from Northeastern University. Mark teaches physics at Lifelong Learning Institutes at several universities in South Florida and gives talks on the wonders of the universe. He is also the author of Einstein Relatively Simple: Our Universe Revealed in Everyday Language. For more information, see http://iramarkegdall.com/.

Mysterious Emission from Galaxy Clusters: Is it Dark Matter?

August 4, 2014 by Mark Egdall 2 Comments

Mysterious Emission from Galaxy Clusters: Is it Dark Matter?

What are the mysterious x-ray emissions coming from galaxy clusters? Could researchers have found signals coming from dark matter?

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Proposed Experiment to Convert Light into Matter in Simplest Way Known

May 25, 2014 by Mark Egdall 2 Comments

Proposed Experiment to Convert Light into Matter in Simplest Way Known

Experiments have shown how to convert matter into light, but reversing the process isn’t quite as simple. There’s a new theory to solve the puzzle.

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Antarctica Telescope Finds Direct Evidence for Cosmic Inflation

March 20, 2014 by Mark Egdall Leave a Comment

Antarctica Telescope Finds Direct Evidence for Cosmic Inflation

Researchers have found direct evidence of Cosmic Inflation, a theory that suggests ripples in the fabric of spacetime produced an enormous hyper-expansion of space after the Big Bang.

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Faster than the Speed of Light? NASA Looks at Warp Drive

December 23, 2013 by Mark Egdall 76 Comments

Faster than the Speed of Light? NASA Looks at Warp Drive

Stories of wormholes flood science-fiction films and TV shows; new research may be turning this fiction to fact – proving abbreviated space travel possible.

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First Rocket-Powered Flight of Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo

May 1, 2013 by Mark Egdall Leave a Comment

First Rocket-Powered Flight of Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo

Are you ready for space tourism? Virgin’s SpaceShipTwo has taken its first rocket-powered flight; the owners are planning to open space up to the public – for a price.

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The Latest from CERN: It’s a Higgs!

March 19, 2013 by Mark Egdall Leave a Comment

The Latest from CERN: It’s a Higgs!

CERN has concluded that the Higgs-like particle they found earlier is indeed a Higgs Boson particle: A conclusion with many implications.

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The Most Significant Physics Breakthrough of 2012

January 2, 2013 by Mark Egdall 1 Comment

The Most Significant Physics Breakthrough of 2012

CERN’s discovery of evidence of the Higgs boson particle (or particles) tops the list of the most significant physics breakthroughs in 2012.

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Is There a Connection Between a Burning Log and E=mc2?

December 18, 2012 by Mark Egdall Leave a Comment

Is There a Connection Between a Burning Log and E=mc2?

Does Einstein’s famous equation, E=mc2, apply to the energy transfer that takes place when wood is burned? Mark Egdall answers this reader’s question here.

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Alexander Friedmann: Unsung Hero of Modern Cosmology

October 31, 2012 by Mark Egdall 4 Comments

Alexander Friedmann: Unsung Hero of Modern Cosmology

Alexander Friedmann provided the theory behind the modern Big Bang theory, even though he seldom gets credit.

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Higgs Hedge: CERN Announces Definite Maybe

July 4, 2012 by Mark Egdall 3 Comments

It’s on the radio. It’s in the news. On July 4, 2012, the long awaited CERN announcement declared a new particle has been found. But is it the Higgs boson?

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