The Fossils of Chuckanut Drive

The Fossils of Chuckanut Drive

Chuckanut Drive, in northwestern Washington provides a visual feast from sea to sky.  An amazing array of plants and animals call this coastline home. For the fossil enthusiast, it is a chance…
The Bowron Lakes: Geologic Gems (Part II)

The Bowron Lakes: Geologic Gems (Part II)

As we brace our way into a head wind along the east side of the fjord-like Isaac Lake, I soak up the view of this vast, deep green, ocean-like expanse that runs L-shape for nearly 38 kilometres,…
Another Breakthrough For Neural Adult Stem Cells

Another Breakthrough For Neural Adult Stem Cells

The floodgates have opened, and through it rushes advances in stem cell research. It seems that every day, another effort makes a push forward for medical stem cell therapy. Earlier this week, a…
Earth-killing asteroids and satellite collisions

Earth-killing asteroids and satellite collisions

My Satellite will either save or destroy the Earth. I work as a Daytime Astronomer on the STEREO mission, a pair of identical satellites sent into an Earth-sized solar orbit to stare at the Sun.…
Global Warming: All Lies, Err Hype?

Global Warming: All Lies, Err Hype?

In 2004, a scientific crew braced the cold and the odds to extract a sediment core from 400m below the seabed of the Arctic Ocean. The core showed that Fifty-five million years ago, deep in the…
John Glenn Orbits the Earth - 47 Years Ago Today

John Glenn Orbits the Earth - 47 Years Ago Today

February 20th marks a historic anniversary in the American Space Program. On this day in 1962, astronaut John Glenn boarded the Friendship 7 spacecraft and became to first American to orbit the earth…
The human essence

The human essence

Has anyone ever wondered what embodies our self’s essence? May be a needle in a haystack number of people think of such wonderments. However, the question is, are such thoughts just a waste of time…
Seed Beetles And Rough Sex

Seed Beetles And Rough Sex

Like sweet, tender romance?   Don't date a sand beetle.   Researchers at Uppsala University say what is good for one sex is not always good for the other sex and evolutionary conflicts…
Swift Satellite Tracks C/2007 N3 - Comet Lulin

Swift Satellite Tracks C/2007 N3 - Comet Lulin

Astronomers using the NASA Swift Satellite are tracking a spectacular comet as it closes in on Earth and sheds gas and dust from its vaporized ice. A comet is a clump of frozen gases mixed with dust…
Mediterranean Diet Is The New Prius

Mediterranean Diet Is The New Prius

It doesn’t take a research study to tell us that the typical American diet is crap. We eat foods full of saturated fats, which are difficult to break down, and way too much of most foods.   Over…
Putting Man Before Descartes: Thought Experiment

Putting Man Before Descartes: Thought Experiment

Rene Descartes, father of modern philosophy and analytical geometry, is perhaps best known for his simple statement: Cogito, ergo sum. I think, therefore I am (or I am thinking, therefore I exist).…
New hypothesis on cause of Alzheimer's

New hypothesis on cause of Alzheimer's

A new hypothesis, published in today's Nature, suggests that Alzheimer's may be caused by a normal prenatal developmental process gone awry in the adult brain. Before you cast aside years of beta…
Hildegard Von Bingen (1098-1179)

Hildegard Von Bingen (1098-1179)

Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) was a remarkable woman. At a time when few women wrote, Hildegard, known as "Sybil of the Rhine", produced major works of theology, medicine and visionary writings.…