Accessible Science Article Series
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a series of short, easy-to-read science articles that explain Space and Astronomy as well as Physics and Chemistry concepts to a general-public audience. The pieces should feel approachable and engaging, yet keep a formal tone—think of the clarity you find in a popular‐science magazine rather than casual blog chatter.
Each article will walk the reader through one clear idea, pairing plain language with correct terminology so non-experts finish feeling informed, not overwhelmed. Please weave in real-world examples or recent findings where relevant and cite reputable sources in APA or MLA style at the end.
Deliverables
• 6 original articles, 700 – 900 words each
• 3 on Space/Astronomy topics, 3 on Physics/Chemistry topics
• A short, hook-style headline and a two-sentence summary for every article
• Proper citations plus a plagiarism-free report (e.g., Turnitin or Copyscape PDF)
Acceptance criteria: content must read smoothly to a layperson, remain scientifically accurate, score 100 % originality, and require only minor editorial tweaks on my end.
If this sounds like the right fit, let me know your timeline and any questions you have about topics or structure.
Each article will walk the reader through one clear idea, pairing plain language with correct terminology so non-experts finish feeling informed, not overwhelmed. Please weave in real-world examples or recent findings where relevant and cite reputable sources in APA or MLA style at the end.
Deliverables
• 6 original articles, 700 – 900 words each
• 3 on Space/Astronomy topics, 3 on Physics/Chemistry topics
• A short, hook-style headline and a two-sentence summary for every article
• Proper citations plus a plagiarism-free report (e.g., Turnitin or Copyscape PDF)
Acceptance criteria: content must read smoothly to a layperson, remain scientifically accurate, score 100 % originality, and require only minor editorial tweaks on my end.
If this sounds like the right fit, let me know your timeline and any questions you have about topics or structure.