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Discovering science in all sorts of places

erikrau wrote 4 months ago: Generally speaking, it is unusual for ‘economic stimulus jobs’ and ‘underwater rob … more →

Tags: cartographizing, Culture of science, Current Conditions, How to see stars, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, Rhetoric, Science

Unintended success, expected failure2 comments

erikrau wrote 8 months ago: Both the elliptical title of this post and the long distance from its antecedent have the same tooth … more →

Tags: Birds, calendars, Current Conditions, making the world safe for . . ., Rhetoric

magma, ice crystals, land ownership3 comments

erikrau wrote 11 months ago: Well, if I can say something without jinxing it, it appears as though our two weeks of winter may be … more →

Tags: Birds, calendars, Culture of science, Current Conditions, great white north, Hawaii, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, Rhetoric, Science

(mostly) Northern roundup

erikrau wrote 1 year ago: Kyle Hopkins kicks ASS! Just heard him interviewed on NPR about an Alaska politics article he wrote … more →

Tags: astronomy, Drinking from the firehose, Culture of science, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, How to see stars, Voting, great white north, Current Conditions, polynesian navigation

trees are not for information?1 comment

erikrau wrote 1 year ago: Rolled back home through the sunrise this morning from an excursion up the coast and into PDX. Rober … more →

Tags: Birds, Culture of science, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, Current Conditions, Biblio, birding

Standard Deviation du Printemps

erikrau wrote 1 year ago: The camellias are blooming, and have been for a week or two. There was still a light frost this morn … more →

Tags: astronomy, Drinking from the firehose, Culture of science, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, Current Conditions, Biblio, calendars

The turning of the year

erikrau wrote 1 year ago: (written on the morning of 31 Dec 07) The frost is thick on the ground this morning, and it seems to … more →

Tags: Science, astronomy, Birds, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, How to see stars, Current Conditions, calendars, solstice

Not yet the shortest day2 comments

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: Here are some fall views of Corvallis, though they are now a couple of weeks old. It is now distinct … more →

Tags: Current Conditions

Fall (autumnal) equinox--what does it look like?

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: This year, the equinox was on Sunday 23 September. Unfortunately, I started this post before time, b … more →

Tags: Science, astronomy, How to see stars, Current Conditions, calendars

Mostly natural1 comment

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: Corvallis is nice. Almost, but not quite, that sort of little-bit-too-perfect, everybody-knows-every … more →

Tags: Drinking from the firehose, making the world safe for . . ., Current Conditions, birding

Lunar eclipse from Mauna Kea and a hui hou for me1 comment

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: Well, I’m preparing for my last night of work at the VIS. Apologies for the dearth of posts recently … more →

Tags: Science, astronomy, Culture of science, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, How to see stars, Rhetoric, Current Conditions

A lot more things in heaven and earth, recently1 comment

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: Anybody on this island looking for inspiration for literature from the natural world will not lack m … more →

Tags: Science, astronomy, Culture of science, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, How to see stars, Hawaii update, Current Conditions, we didn't find any more moons and here's why

Wonders of nature1 comment

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: Last night at work we had customarily clear skies and a pretty good crowd for the Perseid meteor sho … more →

Tags: Science, astronomy, How to see stars, super-hot lava, Hawaii update, Current Conditions

Seeing In the Dark

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: Just finished watching Seeing In the Dark, a new PBS documentary by Timothy Ferris, based on his boo … more →

Tags: Science, astronomy, Drinking from the firehose, Culture of science, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, How to see stars, Rhetoric

Watching: clouds, maps, the watchmen2 comments

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: Well, after the last couple of days at work, I may have to get a t-shirt from these guys after all. … more →

Tags: Science, Comic book characters, Culture of science, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, Cargo, Rhetoric, cartographizing

Rara avis, and not much else

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: In the spirit of recommending planetarium software in the last post, I’d like to solicit input … more →

Tags: birding, Hawaii

Not just semantics

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: It seems to me that we’re not being totally consistent. The strongest single aggregation of kn … more →

Tags: Culture of science, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, Feminism

Is reality theory-laden? Read the Vedas2 comments

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: Whether you can observe a thing or not depends on the theory which you use. It is the theory which d … more →

Tags: Science, Drinking from the firehose, Culture of science, intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer, Rhetoric

Subject re: Kaselehlia (kah-say-lay-lee-ah) from Pohnpei (pon-pay)!2 comments

erikrau wrote 2 years ago: Hōkūle‛a and Maisu are getting ready to depart Pohnpei for Chuuk today (or tomorrow, since I still h … more →

Tags: Science, Hawaii update, Current Conditions, polynesian navigation


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