Doomsday Clock

For those of you wondering about the ending to Zack Snyder’s Watchmen, check out the potentially spoilerific (?) scenes in the newly released (or leaked?) Japanese trailer below. As you will see, there is a lot more of third term President Richard Nixon in this trailer, as well as several...  

Ha, ha DW with an arse as big as her's it could be possible. Coalition governments don't work, using Europe as an example is frankly assine. Remember coalition supporters how much blood we've shed on Europe's shores? They've gone full circle, from embracing Nazism to embracing Socialism.  The...  

Some thoughts on the weirdest week in Ottawa in many a moon: Et tu Brute? No Michael, after you. All logic suggests there is no way Stephane Dion can survive as Liberal leader until January 26, when the House returns and the Harper government introduces its budget. The opposition parties are...  

@Miss d: Seth's a bit douchey, tis true. But Family Guy still makes me cackle like a crazy hobo. I enjoy the non-sequiturs that fill up the show with random pop-culture, or just cultural, jokes and references. If it wasn't for FG, we wouldn't have "need more lemon pledge" and "missuh supaman not...  

U was for Diana Ross's "Upside Down," as interpreted by Marlee Matlin. The world couldn't be ending a second sooner. [AP]  

This photo appeared in Nature some months ago. Pope Benedict blessing Stephen Hawking on the occasion of the October meeting of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences.  

NEC along with Japan's Chiba institute of technology have developed the robotic wheelchair.  

And he may be right: On the 50th anniversary of NASA, Stephen Hawking, Newton's heir as the Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge, answered the question, "Are we alone?" His answer ...  

Science & Mathematics / Science, Chemistry & Invention / A Brief History of Time: from the Big Bang to Black Holes by Stephen Hawking Book Title: A Brief History of Time: from the Big Bang to Black Holes ...  

Stephen Hawking to join RIM backed institute... It was to be assumed that RIM's first touchscreen BlackBerry would cause some controversy, but I doubt anyone assumed it would be this much.  

New York Magazine? Popular Science ? The Bulletin of The Atomic Scientists ? Ebony ? Every issue, every page, back into the mists of history.