Welcome to Larry Marschall's web pages.  I am professor of physics at Gettysburg College where I teach courses in astronomy and physics, as well as occasional courses in the history and philosophy of science and science writing. My research includes observational studies of stellar evolution, including binary stars and supernovae, studies of asteroids, and astronomy education.  I've also traveled to many solar eclipses, since 1980, both for pleasure and for research. I'm the Principal Investigator of Project CLEA, which develops innovative laboratory exercises for astronomy classes. I'm also an active popular science writer, author of a book and many articles, as well as a regular columnist for Natural History magazine (and before that, for The Sciences).

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