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The future of the flight seems safe, with engineers using carbon nanotubes only billionths of the meter thick to stitch together aerospace materials in work could make airplane skins and other products some 10 times stronger at a nominal increase in...
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Science must be running out of names for new found species, so they are using names that resemble Michael Jackson son, Blanket. Three new dinosaurs are found in Australia.
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Sometimes I amaze myself. Take my previous entry on one-sided me. Perhaps I just give the jest of things at times. In the end, most of the time, I become vindicated.
The science community has put out their report on close-minded individuals. It...
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The conservation movement in North America emerged in part due to the shock of the extinction of the passenger pigeon and the near extinction of the American bison, species that had once been considered too numerous to be depleted. By the 1960s, a...
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I just want to let all my readers know that I haven't died or anything, I've just been on vacation at summer camp, and now Virginia with my grandparents. So my next post will probably be four days from now.
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When Cassini discovered Iapetus in the 1600`s just over the rim of Saturn. Iapetus is one of Saturns most contarversial moons, it has many secrets.
One of which Cassini had wondered why Iapetus would brighten then dim. He assumed that...
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An asteroid of the similar size of the rock exploded over Siberia in 1908 with a force of thousand atomic bombs whizzed close to earth recently. The space rock, the size of a 10-storey building, was about 115 feet wide created a colossal explosion...
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I know that I wrote about the frog deformities before, but alas that was years ago and I'm not going to look for it. It was determined that some causes were parasites, pollution and UV rays.
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The Australian Museum in Sydney
Has Its Once a Year OPEN DAY
NEXT WEEKEND
Yes next Sunday - July 5 2009
FREE ADMISSION!!!
Isnt that awesome? Free generla entry to everything but the current "When Mammoths Roamed " show. The new research...
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Scientists have found the least populated place on the face of the earth. As you might imagine, it's under water. A lot of water. A place miles beneath the waves where even the decayed flesh of a rotting whale carcass rarely puts in an...
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I'm going back a day to show an awesome Summer Solstice picture! The pictures change daily and today it is showing the rocket that goes with The Nature Order entry 'WTF!'
The sites pictures are awesome as are the explanations.
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Here is some good news:
National gas reserves in the United States are much bigger than previously thought, according to a report released Thursday.
The Potential Gas Committee in Golden, Colorado, said that the estimated U.S. reserves are 35...
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Check out these stunners over at Wired.com
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NASA launched its first moon probe in a decade sending up a pair of unmanned science probes that will help determine where astronauts could land and set up a small space station on the moon in years to come.
Next month will mark the 40th...
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The red tides are a natural phenomenon caused by high concentration of microscopic algae that are poisonous. The organism produces a toxin that affects the central nervous system of fish, paralyzing them.
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For awhile, I've been wanting to do a short article about the world wide web. But unfortunately, it would have been nearly impossible to write a short article that gave any readers a proper understanding of how the web works.
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I don't know about you, but upon listening to the Yes We Can Obama types I got the feeling that the plan was to replace our entire energy infrastructure with green and renewable sources by the end of Obama's 8th year in office. If that was the...
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Yep, you read correctly. All over, there is a growing popularity of keeping rats as pets. These are not the wild rats that cause those nasty holes in your cereal boxes. These are domestic rats bred for companionship and longevity. But why rats, not...
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If one has ever had reason to lose their sanity, this would be a good time to do so. In a new I-don't-give-a-crap study, my tax dollars helped fund the fish MAY feel pain as much as humans study!
So if you like to fish you might have a visit from...
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It turns out that all that stuff about static warp bubbles Wesley used to spout in the general direction of Captain Picard had a grain of truth to it. Unfortunately, even if you had all the energy in the world and then some it would require to...
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