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J. W. Wartick Response to an Earlier Post on YEC

The Janitor wrote 6 days ago: Mr. Wartick has responded to an old BAAYEC post of mine. I’ll go ahead and post his full secon … more →

Tags: Christianity and Science, Young Earth Creationism, J. W. Wartick, Age of the Earth

First Biological Evidence of a Supernova Explosion Found on Earth

desertrose wrote 1 week ago:     While there is, on average, only one supernova per galaxy per century, there is someth … more →

Tags: Space, Earth Watch Report, Discoveries, Discoveries, Earth, Pacific Ocean, Supernova, Goddard Space Flight Center, Technical University Munich

An Old Earther

Rob Curtis wrote 1 month ago: Continuing along the lines of examining evidence, with a goal of making “life choices”, … more →

Tags: God, Religion and Spirituality, Earth, creation myth, Christian, young-earthers, Genesis

The Excavating Chickadee and the Canine Taste Tester

naturalistsnote wrote 1 month ago: One of the chickadees at work. Friend and Naturalist’s Notebook contributor LJ in Portland, Or … more →

Tags: oldest cat, chickadee nest, Longfellow, Portland; Maine, dog taste test, Planck observatory, Scoville Heat Scale

The Universe is 13.8 billion years old1 comment

Michael Hawkins wrote 1 month ago: Findings from the European Space Agency’s Planck spacecraft have updated our knowledge of the … more →

Tags: Astronomy/Cosmology/Physics, Planck spacecraft

Universe vs. Monkey Brain

Bob Parker wrote 1 month ago: This week the Planck science team released the results of its analysis of 14 months of data acquired … more →

Tags: astronomy, planck, Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Inflation, Evolution

The universe is lopsided, and to scientists it looks funny.

J.W. wrote 2 months ago: The Universe is lopsided. Just a bit, just a hint, but that has profound implications. Of all the re … more →

Tags: Things I Would Have Shared in Google Reader, universe, Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe, planck, European Space Agency, Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation, Planck Epoch, Cosmic Background Explorer

The ancient universe : earliest light 7 comments

veraersilia wrote 2 months ago: my simple picture of a morning “first light” in the garden,    vm (c) 2005  The earliest … more →

Tags: Information, Space, The Universe, Links, the Cosmos, above earth, almost a fable, NASA News, Cosmic Background

Where Physics Went Astray (part 5)

suleimanramzi wrote 2 months ago:  The Big Questions in Cosmology 1.What is Dark Energy and could its measured amount in the universe … more →

Tags: Research, Physics, einstein, Science, Relativity Theory, the dark energy, Dark Energy, Dark Side, universe

Where Physics Went Astray (part 4)

suleimanramzi wrote 3 months ago: Discovery of Dark Matter In 1836 FRITZ ZWICKY Observing supernovae, he noted that the orbits of dist … more →

Tags: Research, Physics, einstein, Science, Relativity Theory, the dark energy, Dark Energy, Dark Side, universe

More about Cosmology, Mass, and Dark Matter

jlknapp505 wrote 4 months ago: I kept thinking about this. I don’t think astronomers pay enough attention to the time factor … more →

Tags: astronomy, Cosmology, universe, Matter

The Universe is 'One Big Brain'

epage440 wrote 4 months ago: The idea of the universe as a ‘giant brain’ has been proposed by scientists. The results … more →

Tags: Science, technology, News, Science, UK news, Space, Evolution, Brain Science, Space News

13.7 bilhões de anos

Takeshi wrote 4 months ago: Lendo artigos sobre astronomia e afins na Internet, muitas vezes nos deparamos com afirmações como … more →

Tags: Ciencia, Cosmology, Physics, astronomy, einstein, relativity, General Relativity

Your Turn, Round 2-3: A Problem: The Drake Equation In This Setting5 comments

michaelbusch wrote 4 months ago: Frank Drake’s formula for estimating the number of intelligent civilizations in the universe t … more →

Tags: Clement's Game, Worldbuilding, Your turn!, Fermi problems, planet formation, Fermi paradox, Exoplanets, SETI, worldbuilding

The universe is a "Giant Brain"1 comment

John A. David wrote 5 months ago: The idea of the universe as a ‘giant brain’ has been proposed by scientists - and scienc … more →

Tags: Science, universe, Science, brain, big bang, Quantum, Nature, Space

Why Marco Rubio Needs To Know That The Earth Is Billions Of Years Old - Forbes

exitlanguages wrote 6 months ago: Florida Senator Marco Rubio, who many political observers think has a strong shot to be a 2016 Presi … more →

Tags: Article, united states, Earth, Florida, Marco Rubio, GQ, gross domestic product, rubio

Metric expansion of space - Universal Time

coleyartastro wrote 6 months ago: The metric expansion of space is the increase of the distance between two distant parts of the unive … more →

Tags: Universal, Cosmology, einstein, big bang, Galaxy clusters, cosmologists, cosmic jerk, Dark Energy, The Speed of Light

Insignificant You.1 comment

monkeynuts32 wrote 7 months ago: There are 7 billion people on this Earth. 7 billion. How big is that number? Its bigger than you. It … more →

Tags: Physics, physics, electrons, Entanglement, A lesson in Teleportation, monkeynuts32, abhinav tripathi, Insignificant, universe

7 days of creation? Part 2

marinagood wrote 8 months ago: What is a “day’?  Is it 24 hours?  Is it however long it takes for a planet to rotate on … more →

Tags: Origin of the Universe, Genesis, 7 days of creation, Creation Story


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