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Category Archives: science
Zooming Out to the Edge of the Universe
We’ve all seen shots like this before, but here it is again. A video that starts on the surface of the earth and zooms all the way out to the edge of the known universe — and back again. Reminds … Continue reading
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Cool Space Shuttle Video
You’ll want to turn down the volume once the patriotic music kicks in. More cool videos at Space.com
Posted in movies, tv & video, science
Tagged: space shuttle
Last Space Shuttle Launch
The space shuttle Endeavour has launched for the last time. I was hanging out on the booster rockets at the time and managed to get these pics. It went off without a hitch. P.S., It’s the last launch for this … Continue reading
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Tagged: space shuttle endeavour
A Movie and Podcast About Darwin
Creation isn’t a bad movie to watch today, the 129th anniversary of Charles Darwin‘s death. (I could have picked the publication anniversary of On the Origin of Species, but that’s not until November.) Viewers who know some details of … Continue reading
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Tagged: Charles Darwin, evolution
Venus Explains The Atom
Memorable scene from WKRP where Venus Flytrap explains the basics of an atom: