About Me
In this image, I am standing on a raised platform next to USNO 26in the telescope. The primary use today of this telescope is to keep the Washingon Double Star Catalog up to date. If you want to read about its history, here are links to articles:
In this image, I am standing on a raised platform next to USNO 26in the telescope. The primary use today of this telescope is to keep the Washingon Double Star Catalog up to date. If you want to read about its history, here are links to articles:
Hi, I’m Sofia Stepanoff!
Hi, I’m Sofia Stepanoff!
I am currently a physics Ph.D. student at Georgia Tech. Here I work with Dr. Nepomuk Otte on the Trinity Demonstrator.
At my alma mater TCNJ, I worked on different projects allowing me to explore my interests. Check out my projects to see some of my work.
Outside of school, I enjoy playing Minecraft, tennis, and learning origami. I do sometimes fall down the rabbit hole of watching too many transportation and highway construction videos on youtube as well.
For the past two summers (2021, 2022), I working in Washington, DC at the U.S Naval Observatory studying double stars.