Karl Wienand


Karl Wienand is a Science journalist. Other than on The Munich Eye, he writes on the blogs amorefisico.it (in Italian) and amorefisico.wordpress.com (English translation)
Role: Journalist, Science
No. of articles: 5
Email: Please use the contact form to contact Karl Wienand.

Welcome to Jupiter!

How did planets form? Where did they get the ingredients for life, like carbon and nitrogen, that we hold so dear on...

Cooperation catalyzes the evolution of cleaner cars

Future traffic jams won't be pollution nightmares
Cars generate lots of pollution, as the Volkswagen Diesel scandal lately reminded us. From the same two countries where...
Gravitational waves finally make an appearance

Gravity waves a 'Hello! I am here!'

"Ladies and gentlemen, we have detected gravitational waves. We did it!" This is the historical announcement with which...
Pulling out the plug

Power for a charger-free world

A team of engineers at the University of Washington devised a system that uses regular WiFi to power small electronics at...
Artist rendition of a rocky planet orbiting a red dwarf. With the right conditions, perhaps habitable.

A second wind for exoplanets habitability

Earth is the only planet we know that has life, so it's easy to think that any other habitable planet must look like...