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Debate SCIENCE REFUTES GOD – Where does morality come from? -Intelligence Squared U.S. Edit
The question of “where morals come from” has exercised philosophers, theologians and many others for millennia. It has lately, like many other questions previously addressed only through armchair rumination, become addressable empirically, through the combined approaches of modern neuroscience, genetics, psychology, anthropology and many other disciplines. From these approaches a naturalistic framework is emerging to […]
China Hunts for Scientific Glory, and Aliens, With New Telescope
It is not a colonization plan from outer space. The Chinese government is relocating the villagers as it finishes building the world’s biggest radio telescope, one of whose purposes is to detect signs of extraterrestrial life. The telescope will be 500 meters, or 1,640 feet, in diameter, making it by far the largest instrument of […]
Ancient Aliens – Coral Castle Code & Moving Megaliths
YouTube’s AlienScientist aka Physicist Jeremy Rys puts a rational common-sense mind to the Ancient Alien idea being promoted by the History Channel program Ancient Aliens. As a scientist Jeremy can’t find enough evidence to support the ideas promoted by the Ancient Alien proponents. It is not that it isn’t possible Aliens have visited us in […]
For Rosetta, a Landing and an Ending on a Comet
Rosetta is a spacecraft on a 10-year mission to catch a comet and land a probe on it. Launched in 2004, the spacecraft arrived at its target, Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, on Aug. 6, 2014. The lander, named Philae, made contact on Nov. 12, 2014. Rosetta is the first spacecraft to accompany a comet as it enters […]
Elon Musk’s Plan: Get Humans to Mars, and Beyond
Elon Musk started his career by trying to drive technological evolution forward, and he has made billions of dollars in the process. His newest undertaking is the not-so-small task of getting humans to Mars. His company, SpaceX, hopes to get people on Mars as soon as 2024. However, building a rocket that advanced is no […]
Deborah S. Jin Dies at 47; Physicist Studied Matter in Extreme Cold
Deborah S. Jin, a truly revolutionary physicist, recently passed away at the age of 47. Her groundbreaking works lead her to produce a state of matter that has previously only been theorized by Albert Einstein and Satyendra Nath Bose. She was able to cool a cube of rubidium within a sliver of absolute zero, which […]
Cosmic Correspondent for a Day — and What a Day!
“Cosmic Correspondent for a Day — and What a Day!” is a fun-filled article through the eyes of a writer and his perspective on science. The writer gets into what it’s like to go to the edge of the solar system. Packed full of facts and sung through with historical accuracy, this article details some […]
Taming Gravity Review
In Oct 2000, Popular Mechanics published an intriguing article based on the research of Dr. Ning Li “Taming Gravity” or ‘Ning Li Gravity’ as it is also referred to as, is the science of A/C Gravity. Although there has yet to be any follow-up studies conducted regarding Dr. Li’s research, the article did bring to […]
What Stephen Hawking Taught Us About the Concept of Time Travel
Understanding the Fascination with Time Travel Time travel has been a tantalizing concept for centuries, captivating the imagination of scientists, philosophers, writers, and the general public alike. The idea of traversing through time—witnessing the past, altering the present, or glimpsing the future—poses questions about the very fabric of reality and our understanding of the universe. […]
