Paige Porciello

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Junior at AIT

Paige Porciello is a Junior at AIT and is thrilled to be starting out at the Newspaper Club. She worked on her middle school's morning broadcast program scripting segments, operating technology components, and directing. She is passionate about colorguard, art, technology, and astronomy. She loves dogs and hopes to have one in her household someday. In her free time, she draws, paints, bakes, and listens to music.

Articles by Paige Porciello

A Challenge to Our Knowledge: The Triple Black Hole System

In 1938, astronomers observed a burst of energy (nova), including visible light, from 7,800 light years away in the Cygnus constellation at a time when black holes were only considered th...

By Paige Porciello, Junior at AIT
In Science, Mar 07, 2025

Why Do Distant Galaxies Look Like That?

Space observation started out with people observing the night sky and looking through visible light telescopes that couldn’t magnify the sky enough to get detailed observations about obje...

By Paige Porciello, Junior at AIT
In Science, Mar 01, 2025

Humanity Immortalized: The Golden Records

As of now, it’s unknown whether or not life exists outside of Earth. In recent years, astronomers have constantly been searching the observable universe for signs of life, and while intri...

By Paige Porciello, Junior at AIT
In Science, History, Feb 18, 2024

K2-18b: Possible Hycean World and Harborer of Alien Life?

For centuries, humanity has been fascinated by the idea of life on other worlds. Scientists constantly debate about whether there truly are other life-sustaining worlds within our univers...

By Paige Porciello, Junior at AIT
In News, Science, Feb 08, 2024