Cosmos Ratings In The Home Stretch

Cosmos Ratings In The Home Stretch

Cosmos, hosted by Science 2.0 fave Dr. Neil Tyson, is wrapping up and it seems to have found its niche. Its 3,450,000 viewers yesterday is way down from its debut but it is nowhere near the crash-…
Really Geek Humor: Computer Code Comments

Really Geek Humor: Computer Code Comments

Programmers may not be the guys with the best sense of humor around, but I found it quite entertaining to read a web page with a collection of source code comments arising a smile. The one I liked…
A Tale of Two Phobias

A Tale of Two Phobias

For some time now in Britain, our “great and good” have been belabouring the more conservative part of our population [1] with accusations of Islamophobia and Homophobia.  The implication of…
The faint signs of life on Kepler 186-f

The faint signs of life on Kepler 186-f

SETI scientist Gerry Harp writes of a "secret" experiment involving Kepler 186-f.   The senior scientist look only for a tuning fork like signal.  The least likely signal ET would send…
You don't get rewarded for solving global warming

You don't get rewarded for solving global warming

if you are reliant on government funding, you put yourself out of business http://skirsch.com/politics/globalwarming/ifrQandA.htm Why wouldn't this be valid? It is the exact same logic activists use…