Humor

Lovers’ credit?

One of the beauties of spiral galaxies is bursts of blue-and-red hydrogen light from newly-born clusters of stars.  In the 19th century a poetically similar outburst of creativity occurred in Naples, which not only transformed Italian popular music, but p ...

Blog Post - Robert H Olley - Nov 30 2009 - 12:54pm

Overturning special relativity

Who is the president of physics? Hawking, maybe? "I mean, what's more likely-- that I have uncovered fundamental flaws in this field that no one in it has ever thought about, or that I need to read a little more?  Hint: it's the one that inv ...

Blog Post - Becky Jungbauer - Dec 15 2009 - 9:50am

Bloggy Lilja Bye

Tuesday began as a day like any other.   Rolled out of bed at 10AM, read some awesome science  blogging (here, where else?) over coffee, then went to the office where I was looking forward to a round of golf and a nap before playing some X-box before going ...

Article - Hank Campbell - Jul 14 2015 - 10:12am

Christmas Observer Effect

"Physicists who want to protect traditional Christmas realize that the only way to keep from changing Christmas is not to observe it." ...

Blog Post - Becky Jungbauer - Dec 23 2009 - 9:34am

Christmas In Space And San Francisco- And How I Almost Got Married

Photo: Bente Lilja Bye Christmas at Fishermans Wharf, San Francisco. The American Geophysical Union is said to be the world's largest gathering of geoscientists. Remember that planet Earth is exactly that – a planet. So include a number of astronomer ...

Article - Bente Lilja Bye - Dec 28 2009 - 2:45pm

Quantum Space Travel

To-do list for 2010:- Compute likelihood gravitational quantum tunneling from Earth to Jupiter- Check whether I am safe, or need to gain weight. Cartoon by xkcd. Happy new year! ...

Blog Post - Johannes Koelman - Dec 31 2009 - 2:37am

Cat Massage Therapy- Would Training a Cat to Give a Massage be a Good Idea?

Lately I have been having pains in my shoulder due to leaning to the left while sitting in my computer chair. This has put a strain on the muscles in my shoulder, neck and arm on my left side. I was thinking one night while laying in my bed, how wonderful ...

Blog Post - Karen Barnes - Jan 6 2010 - 9:37pm

News Flash!!

 Exciting news just in from Oxford University. A previously obscure lecturer in cinematography has published a book titled The Selfish Dot, in which the author challenges the established view that films are the most important feature in the history of film ...

Blog Post - Steve Davis - Jan 14 2010 - 4:03am

Bloggy At Science Online 2010

Well, he did it again.   The first thing you will be asking me is how Bloggy is off on another adventure with yet another blonde while I am stuck writing about it on the Internet.  It is a mystery of science. Yet the little Lothario is off indeed, this tim ...

Blog Post - Hank Campbell - Jan 15 2010 - 4:57pm

Phoning it in: counting sheep

Ever feel like you're just one of the sheep, phoning it in every day in your office cubicle? Well, Jean-Luc Cornec is the guy for you. Cornec constructed a herd of sheep out of rotary telephones and their cords, which was on display at the Museum of T ...

Blog Post - Becky Jungbauer - Jan 19 2010 - 3:54pm