A Real Life Sarlacc
So it seems the Sarlacc isn’t actually science fiction after all. In fact we have our very own Sarlaac right here on earth….
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Bridging the Stellar Divide
When our earliest ancestors gazed up into the night sky, dwarfed by the vast sparkling vista of light and darkness, it is easy to imagine their wonder.
BlogChris Roper
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Two Historic Space Anniversaries Celebrated Today
The 12th of April is a special day for all space nerds out there as it marks the anniversary of not only the first manned flight into space but also the first…
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Nostradamus, Tolkien and the End of Days
Both Michel de Nostredame (Nostradamus), famous 16th century prognosticator, and J.R.R.
BlogRobyn Witt
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Why you want a physicist to speak at your funeral
I would like to state now that this article, and the quote within, are NOT an attack or judgment of those with faith or religious belief, in any way shape or…
BlogMatt Geary
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Solar Freaking Roadways!
Remember when we were kids and we used to imagine that the future will look a lot more like Star Trek and a lot less like the ‘90s? Yeah? So do I.
NewsCristina Bogdan
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Learn about nuclear physics from GLaDOS in this fun NASA video
“Do you really not know what nuclear fusion is?” Everyone who has played Valve’s Portal loves GLaDOS, that’s a simple fact.
NewsGamingChris Bateman
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Science For The Win! Brittany's weekly Science Roundup
Walk like an Egyptian…I mean dinosaur. We’ve all heard that birds are related to dinosaurs but scientists have recently come out and announced that birds…
NewsBrittany Thornton
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Science For the Win! Brittany's Weekly Science Round-up
Stem Cells! I know, I know. I talk about stem cell research as if it was going out of style.
NewsBrittany Thornton
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Science For The Win! Brittany's Weekly Science Roundup
Science For The Win! 2014 Week 3 Rosetta Has Awoken! In 2003 the ESA (European Space Agency) launched the satellite Rosetta.
BlogBrittany Thornton
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Science for the win!! Weekly science roundup
Science For The Win! 2014 Week 2 Once again this week hasn’t been very eventful.
BlogBrittany Thornton
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Science For The Win! Brittany's Weekly Science Roundup Week One of 2014
2014 Science in review Week one 2013 was a great year for science. This year is starting off quite nicely as well.
BlogBrittany Thornton
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