MacGregor Campbell
Senior Visual Producer at Oregon Public Broadcasting
Visual Journalist at Freelance
Science and technology journalist. Animator. Beat-maker.
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Nov 25, 2024 |
opb.org | MacGregor Campbell
Scientists search for colliding black holes from the windy steppe of eastern WashingtonWhen two black holes collide in deep space, they momentarily release more power than all of the stars in the universe combined. That energy warps space and time, traveling through the universe as a gravitational wave. By the time they reach Earth, the waves are impossibly faint. But scientists in eastern Washington have built a cutting edge instrument that is revealing the universe as never before.
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Apr 22, 2024 |
opb.org | Julie Sabatier |MacGregor Campbell
Your browser does not support the audio element. Nearly every commercial hop grown in the U.S. comes from Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, and the United States accounts for nearly half the hops grown in the world. In the 1950s, a variety called Cluster was the dominant hop grown in the U.S. It was considered inferior, however, so most breweries imported European varieties to add delicate flavors and aromas to their beers.
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How Wall Street is eating Oregon forests and timber towns: https://t.co/z63d1V2CvT Amazing reporting by @tonyvschick and crew
Amazing to work with @KatieCampbell, @RobertFaturechi, @lhwaldron, Joe Singer, @matty_huynh and the @propublica team on this video. Also extremely grateful that #Blender3d is a thing in this world. Hats off to @blender_org and @BlenderDev https://t.co/HsCivxKsKu
RT @KatieCampbell: WATCH my latest video: How a preventable disaster killed 6 Marines. 3D animation by @mainsequence, maps/motion gfx by @l…
