On a surprise bachelorette cruise and whale watch around the Isle of Shoals, the group spotted two basking sharks.

A bride-to-be and her bachelorettes were partying on a boat. Suddenly, an uninvited guest showed up. A shark swam alongside ...

A bride-to-be was whale watching during her bachelorette party off the coast of New Hampshire, when the group spotted a ...

When Morgan Irons and some of her friends and family wanted to spend a quiet afternoon cruising around looking for whales in New Hampshire for her bachelorette party, they got more than they bargained ...

Irons and Irons argue that, to allow humans to survive on lengthy treks into deep space, these missions must recreate Earth-like ecosystems, including Earth-like gravity and oxygen, reliable ...

Left: Morgan Irons collects sample dirt from a farm and, right, holds soil in plastic bags. Right: A mesh filter, bottom right, is shown with soil NASA sent in October to the International Space ...

Lee G. Irons, Morgan A. Irons. Pancosmorio (world limit) theory of the sustainability of human migration and settlement in space . Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences , 2023; 10 DOI: 10.3389 ...

Lee and Morgan Irons write about how sustainment of human life either on Earth or in space depends upon understanding humans’ evolutionary connection to both Frontiers How can such a feat be ...

Morgan A Irons. Author Archive. Mar 14, 2023. Understanding Human Evolution Essential to Colonizing Space. Is human migration into space inevitable?

Morgan Irons said that it would be unwise to spend billions of dollars to set up a space settlement only to see it fail, because even with all other systems in place, you need gravity.

Editor’s note: This commentary is by Morgan Coutts Irons, of Calais, who is a native Vermonter and actor and previously the children’s librarian at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library in Montpelier, a ...