Science Weekly: 27.08.2007 Rum, Sodomy, and the Net
We talk rum, sodomy, and the net with the internet pirates behind Piratebay. Plus, the science of out of body experiences. And amateur astronomers rejoice! Get ready for Google Sky.
This week Alok Jha and the gang brave the long arm of the law to find two computer geeks from Sweden who are at the top [...]
Ang Lee tackles forbidden love in steamy new film
August 31, 2007 by antz
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Local Doctor Follows His Own Advice
August 31, 2007 by antz
Filed under Health and Fitness
nbc4.com – Smith made a move that landed him with a local Weight Watchers program where he started attending meetings, walking, riding an exercise bike and he changed his diet. “I began to pay attention to portion sizes and I became much more conscious of fat more >>
CBS Sportsline – In fact, [...]
Uranus strikes a pose for Hubble’s camera
Hubble has snapped a gorgeous shot of the rings of Uranus*. I can see rings around Uranus. Credit: NASA/Hubble The picture is extremely rare because the rings happen to be tilted perfectly edge on to Earth, an alignment that happens just twice every 894
NYT: Science Times for 08/28/2007 [...]
On Tour with American Idol: The Blake Lewis Q&A
August 30, 2007 by antz
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It’s been less than a month since Blake Lewis inked a deal with Arista Records. But the American Idol runner-up is already hard at work laying down tracks for his debut album. more >>
The problem with ‘Balls of Fury’ isn’t its generally cheesy air, since it’s making fun [...]
The Exploding Lunar Eclipse
> On Tuesday morning, Aug. 28th, a team of astronomers and engineers at the Marshall Space Flight Center will attempt something never done before–to observe meteoroids hitting the Moon and exploding during a lunar eclipse. Please vote for this podcast
Infographic: When, Where to See August 28 Lunar Eclipse [...]
Kids Playing for Sciences
Daniel Kunkle spent most of his time at the College with a colorful puzzle like Rubik’s Cube. And for 20 years, Jonathan Schaeffer, worked to win in checkers.
The two researchers are not Goofing off. Intelligent programming with the computer, Kunkle that a Rubik’s Cube can be solved in 26 moves or less. The previous record [...]
