Adam Hadhazy

Adam Hadhazy is a contributing writer for Live Science and Space.com. He often writes about physics, psychology, animal behavior and story topics in general that explore the blurring line between today's science fiction and tomorrow's science fact. Adam has a Master of Arts degree from the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Boston College. When not squeezing in reruns of Star Trek, Adam likes hurling a Frisbee or dining on spicy food. You can check out more of his work at www.adamhadhazy.com (opens in new tab).

Articles by: Adam Hadhazy

Leonard Nimoy Cried Watching New Star Trek Movie

Leonard Nimoy Hangs Up His Spock Ears

By Adam Hadhazy published 21 April 10

Leonard Nimoy, TV's long-time Spock of Star Trek fame, has announced his retirement from film and television.

Robots or Humans in Space? Colbert and Tyson Speak Out

By Adam Hadhazy published 9 April 10

Water Discovered in Apollo Moon Rocks Likely Came from Comets

By Adam Hadhazy published 11 March 10

Genuine lunar water has been discovered in Apollo moon rocks, a finding that suggests the wet stuff originally came from comets.

Fastest Orbiting Stars Circle Each Other in Mere Minutes

By Adam Hadhazy published 9 March 10

Astronomers have reported the fastest known orbiting pair of stars ever known, a finding that challenges binary star formation models and could help uncover elusive gravitational waves.

New Stellar Speedometers Probe Universe's Mysteries

By Adam Hadhazy published 6 October 08

The twinkling night sky is not just pretty to look at — it also carries the secrets of distant suns.