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Weekly Science Quiz: February 2013
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Monday, February 18, 2013. One of the two Fly's Eye Cosmic Ray Detectors. The particle was traveling at almost the speed of light. Assuming it was a proton, its speed was only about 1.5 quadrillionth of a meter per second less than the speed of light. In other words, if it were in a race with a beam of light, the Oh-My-God particle would fall behind only one centimeter every 220,000 years. These ultra-high-energy cosmic rays are very rare. Since the first observation, only about fifteen similar event...
Weekly Science Quiz: April 2013
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Monday, April 29, 2013. Asteroids have been making quite a few headlines as of late. Recently, we had NASA announcing its intentions to capture and asteroid robotically and bring it back for study by a manned expedition. The ten-year, $2.6 billion project would partner with private companies to capture a 500-ton, near-Earth asteroid that would be bagged, brought back, and placed in a gravitational parking lot known as the Earth-Moon lagrangian point (L2). Ceres, the largest asteroid. The Wave, Arizona.
Weekly Science Quiz: September 2012
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Monday, September 24, 2012. When the Lights Go Out. One of my readers posed the question: When I turn off the light in my bedroom at night, where does all the light go? The photons travel across the room at the speed of light. When a photon hits the wall, its energy and momentum is either absorbed. By the atoms in the wall, or are reflected. Monday, September 17, 2012. The Keystone Species of the Southern Ocean. A swarm of krill in the Southern Ocean. The anatomy of the Arctic krill. Antarctic krill use ...
Weekly Science Quiz: January 2013
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013. Violet Skies Are for the Birds. I love the XKCD webcomic, especially when it features a science-related theme. Comic number 1145. Poses the question “Why isn’t the sky violet? 8221; which I will attempt to answer this week. But first we need to understand why the sky is blue: it’s because of Rayleigh scattering. Blue light is scattered. More strongly than red light as it passes. Through the atmosphere and is why the sky. Is blue during the day. As a function of wavelength.
Weekly Science Quiz: December 2012
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Sunday, December 30, 2012. A Fallacy, Naturally. Volcanic eruptions must be good, right? If I could reverse one trend in the year ahead, it would be the use of the word "natural" in advertising. Our legal system spent too many resources in 2012 wrestling with whether products like Sobe lifewater or Dreyer's ice cream could legally claim to be "all natural" (the lifewater suite was dismissed, the Dreyer's suit was allowed to continue). Most biologists denounce an appeal to nature. Appeal to nature fallacy.
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Weekly Scholar - Insight into Life, Religion and Mankind
Insight into Life, Religion, and Mankind. Maintenance. We will be back up shortly. December 16th, 2013. Have you ever gazed into the night’s sky and wondered? How wonderful His hands hath made! God created where previously there was nothing! Before God created there was no time, matter, and space. No atoms, electrons, proteins, protons. Not even darkness. Nothing whatsoever existed! The creation of the universe is created out of nothing other than God’s word. Universal contingency emphasizes its dependen...
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Saturday, July 20, 2013. Devils Tower Prairie Dogs. A black-tailed prairie dog. One of the most-interesting and social rodents of North America can be found at Devils Tower National Monument: the black-tailed prairie dog. French Canadians called them prairie du chien, and later English-speaking explorers used the English translation. Devils Tower National Monument. Many carnivores prey on prairie dogs, including coyote, fox, badgers, mink, bobcats, weasels, owls, hawks, eagles, and rattlesnakes. The Nort...
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Science and technology news that's unreported and unique. Sunday, November 17, 2013. Weekly Scientist story leads to major turning point in Army homicide case. 11/17/13 (Weekly Scientist) -. Our series Unfriendly Fire. About a mass murder in Iraq, led to a major turning point in the Army's case against Sgt. John Russell, say sources close to the case. Russell pled guilty to the 2009 crimes. This spring and - despite a vigorous and dramatic defense - received life in prison with no possibility of parole.
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Weekly SciFi TV Roundup
Weekly SciFi TV Roundup. My updates and reviews of everything scifi, fantasy or horror I can cram into my brain each week. Friday, May 21, 2010. Link: Pretty, Fizzy Paradise: Earth: Final Conflict Review: 1x01 Decision. Pretty, Fizzy Paradise: Earth: Final Conflict Review: 1x01 Decision. Links to this post. Wednesday, January 6, 2010. Review: the end of time, parts 1 and 2. The official review is over on Examiner. So here I'll just mention some personal things to add to it. Yeah, that's not good writing,...
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