Fall 2012 Issue
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Physics
Spring 2012
Fall 2011
In this issue, we provide a snapshot of the astonishing diversity and scope of science, from quantum mechanics to sea salt. It features of the work of several award-winning students from various competitions, including: the Intel Science and Engineering Fair, International Google Science Fair, California State Science Fair, Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair, and Young Epidemiology Scholars Competition.
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Winter 2010
A special issue on the highlights of the year: the effects of MSG, violin sound analysis, and genetically modified organisms, to name a few. Join us as JOURNYS authors explore the meanings of innovation and scientific curiosity, sharing their findings through this featured issue.
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Winter 2009
Just in time for flu season, JOURNYS presents a feature on fighting the flu, compulsory immunizations, the H1N1 virus, and more....
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Spring 2010
In the pages ahead, we bring you the words of students as they seek to answer a single question: "What is science?" Some say that it is truth, others adventure, still others understanding. To some, it is an acacia tree; to others, it is a ripple of water. Is science the process of wooing Mother Nature? Or is it simply a guide to the truth? In this special issue, featuring articles on penguins, math, and inquiry, perhaps you can find your own answers as well.
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Spring 2009
JOURNYS is going green! In this issue we explore the pros and cons of alternative energy, the effects of fossil fuels, and up-and-coming energy sources that haven't yet hit the market. And, just as science and technology will play a major role in healing our planet, they also heal the microcosm of the human body; be sure to check out the additional feature on health and medicine.
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Fall 2009
Our first issue ever published! Introducing the first group of JOURNYS staff members, the advent of futuristic technologies, and a spotlight on genetics.
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The Tale of the Organ Systems
Learn about the Human Body Systems with Falconium's new science comic, "The Tale of the Organ Systems!" Concepts and vocabulary on the respiratory, integumentary, nervous, digestive, skeletal, circulatory, excretory, lymphatic, muscular, and immune systems are illustrated.
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Quantum Levitation: Not Science Fiction
A recent viral video has caught viewers all over the Internet in a storm. What scientific discovery could possibly attain 6.3 million views in 1 month? "Quantum Levitation," a video posted on October 16, 2011 by ASTC (Association of Science-Technology Centers), demonstrates a phenomenon known as Quantum Locking, which allows the levitation of a super-thin plate [1].
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