Origins: Fourteen Billion Years of Cosmic Evolution
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Being a great science writer means not only being able to convey frequently complex ideas and theories: it also involves being able to write in a way that keeps readers, even those who aren't experts in the field, engaged and wanting to learn more about the subject. It's a delicate balance to attain, but there have been many throughout the years who've managed to do it, though some with more grace than others. We've compiled a list of some of these science writing greats that any student...Read Full Story
So I've been seeing more and more stories about an elusive thing known as 'Dark Matter'. If you've watched the latest Star Trek film, you might immediately draw parallels with the ' Red Matter ' idea they use in it. The difference is, Dark Matter is not science fiction. There is an increasing amount of evidence that this stuff really exists and that it is absolutely fundamental to life as we know it. Given its apparent importance, I think I should probably explain what the big deal is, namely...Read Full Story
Will the human race survive 21 Dec 2012 or the next ten or hundred years, this is the subject on which numerous discussions are going on. A lot of material has been written on this subject, best sellers, articles, expert analysis and so on. How the world will end and with it the human race is the subject matter of these exercises. I have written before and am writing once again, that the world is not going to end, nor is the human race go ing to end anywhere in the foreseeable future. I have...Read Full Story
The Rhythmic dance of Creation, the dance of the Atoms and Molecules or the Sub-Atomic particles or as the Hindus describe it as the dance of Nataraja or Shiva is very much for real. It is this Rhythmic dance which rules and shapes our life. There is no such thing as chance, the attraction of the positive and the negative is very much part and parcel of this mysterious Rhythmic dance.In fact it is the Rhythmic dance itself.
Nothing in our lives happens by what most people call chance. There...Read Full Story
These two spiral galaxies make a photogenic pair, found within the boundaries of the northern constellation Draco. Contrasting in color and orientation, NGC 5965 is nearly edge-on to our line of sight and dominated by yellow hues, while bluish NGC 5963 is closer to face-on. Of course,
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Astronomy and Astrophysics Advisory Committee MeetingSpace Ref (press release)L. 92- 463, as amended), the National Science Foundation announces the following Astronomy and Astrophysics Advisory Committee (13883) meeting: Contact Person: Dr. Jim Ulvestad, Division Director, Division of Astronomical Sciences, Suite 1045, ...