Large Hadron Collider
This is COOL! I wanted to get that out of the way. Well when they first fired this thing up over a […]
Category: Science
Shuttle ‘go’ for April 5th launch
Seems there were some technical issues that threatened a delay of the launch. Normally I’m all over the news on this stuff […]
Why many surveys of distant galaxies miss 90 percent of their targets
(PhysOrg.com) — Astronomers have long known that in many surveys of the very distant Universe, a large fraction of the total intrinsic […]
The Scale of the Universe
This is a very clever little bit of flash put together by someone whom I have no idea who they are. All […]
NASA Gets a Quarter from Every Dollar
First thing’s first: NASA does NOT get a quarter from every dollar. A quarter would be 25% of the entire Federal Budget. […]
Space: The Final Frontier
No truer words can ever be spoken. The depths of the mind are indeed complex but not tangible. Our oceans floors hold […]
How big is space?
Watch the video. That is all. I had a big write up on this but why bother? The video is enough as […]
LRO (Lunar Recon Orbiter) Strikes Back!
Yes, I was too lazy to type reconnaissance, my bad. And ok, it’s not “striking back” really as much as it is […]
Hubble Space Telescope – One Last Time
Monday, May 11, 2009, Space Shuttle Atlantis will embark on a mission to give Hubble one last upgrade and servicing. Missions STS-125 […]
What annoys a web designer: Part XI
When you tell a client: “Yes, here’s the rough design. I still need to make a few changes and some tweaks but […]