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Science and Math
Today’s scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality. Nikola Tesla, Modern Mechanics and Inventions, July, 1934 US (Serbian-born) electrical inventor (1857 – … Continue reading
Deducing a needle in a haystack?
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A group of UCLA geographers believe that they have discovered the location of Osama bin Laden through the use of deductive reasoning and advanced satellite imagery. […] Continue reading
On life
One of science’s most persistant problems has been arriving at definitions that are as encompassing as possible. One of the definitions that scientists still struggle with, as a result, is “what, exactly, is life?”
That might seem like an easily answerable question, but the past century of scientific endeavor has opened new worlds of inquiry that show it not to be so simple. The problem of classifying things like viruses or prions means that the definition of life must be very broad indeed. […] Continue reading
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Tagged Abortion, Definitions, Life, science
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Lighting up the sky
Worldview Science Item of the Day A probable meteor impacted somewhere near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, giving watchful observers great video and photography of its demise. -=DLH=-
Posted in Astronomy, News, Science and Technology, Space, Worldview Item of the Day
Tagged Meteors, science
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Big bangs
So, CERN is all set to turn on the biggest particle smasher ever sometime on Wednesday. Some people are afraid that the Large Hadron Collider is capable of ending the world.
If they’re right, thanks for reading. […] Continue reading
