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On Science and Spirituality5 comments

Flo Li wrote 2 weeks ago: Answers found in a test tube once upon a time eventually became too primitive in my search for truth … more →

Tags: Choices, Death & Rebirth, Enlightenment, Fun and Geeky, Inner Growth, Self-Realization, world transformation, Change behavior, fake data

Armchair philosophers throwing around ideas in their head2 comments

David Wall wrote 4 weeks ago: FAITH (Photo credit: cacigar) I was just reflecting on this forum topic I was reading online about s … more →

Tags: armchair philosophers, Climate, Faith, History of Science, Paradigm, paradigm shift, Ray Kurzweil, Rupert Sheldrake, Science

Curiosity lands on mars

skyedu wrote 1 month ago: Millions of people stayed up very late, or got up very early, to witness the nail-biting but success … more →

Tags: scientific findings, Mars, planet MARS

Is God Really Just A Teenage Girl Playing A Giant Game Of Sims?4 comments

Amanda Fox wrote 2 months ago: As I’ve told you before, my husband is obsessed with watching shows about the universe, which … more →

Tags: Funny Stories, human condition, Humor, inspiration 3, Life, Nature, Questions, Quotes, randomness

The God Particle

Myers Park Presbyterian Church wrote 2 months ago: Last week you may have heard the big news in the science world. The discovery of the so-called “God … more →

Tags: World, creative force, European Organization for Nuclear Research, Faith vs Science, Feature, god particle, Higgs boson, Large-Hadron-Collider, Science

2012 Dragonfly Swarm Project Year-End Report: What the Data Suggest So Far7 comments

dragonflywoman wrote 2 months ago: I could have sworn that I posted this last weekend, but when I went to post the next part of the rep … more →

Tags: Insects, dragonflies, Education, Dragonfly Swarms, Swarm Sunday, citizen science, Science, Nature and Biology, Research

"Creation, Incarnation, and Evolution" A Response to Mark Mann's Essay at Nazarenes Exploring Evolution8 comments

Daryl Densford wrote 3 months ago: Nazarenes Exploring Evolution has published another essay in their effort to educate the Nazarene ma … more →

Tags: Religion, Christianity, Bible, Theology, Evolution, Theistic Evolution, Creation, Creation Science, young earth

Finding Giggles 12 comments

mindretrofit8 wrote 3 months ago: giggles i could not laugh harder; softer, more gentle, the chuckles grieved my sad soul, i could not … more →

Tags: Being Loopy, Music, Psychology, Self-Education, social and emotional skills, discovering emotions

Y.K. Hamied Seeks Retirement

viresh93 wrote 3 months ago: Mr. Yusuf Khwaja Hamied, a leading scientist and the chairman of Cipla pharmaceuticals expressed his … more →

Tags: CIPLA, Hamied, YK, yk hamied

2012 Dragonfly Swarm Project Year-End Report: Conclusions3 comments

dragonflywoman wrote 3 months ago: It’s time for part 3 of the yearly Dragonfly Swarm Project report! Today, I present the results of t … more →

Tags: citizen science, dragonflies, Dragonfly Swarms, Education, Swarm Sunday, dragonfly swarms, insect, Nature and Biology, Research

2012 Dragonfly Swarm Project Year-End Report: Distribution of Swarms4 comments

dragonflywoman wrote 4 months ago: It was another great year of data collection for the Dragonfly Swarm Project!  I continue to be impr … more →

Tags: dragonflies, Education, Dragonfly Swarms, Swarm Sunday, citizen science, insect, Science, Nature and Biology, Research

Tomato Pill to cure Heart Attacks

viresh93 wrote 4 months ago: Lycopene, chemical that provides distinctive red colour to tomatoes, could ward off strokes and hear … more →

Tags: Lycopene, Tomato, Tomatoes, Ateronon, arteries, Blood+, vessels, endothelium, Mediterranean Diet

January Theme: Nature & Environment

Yale University Press wrote 4 months ago: Follow @yaleSCIbooks A new year and new beginnings: the world around us changes; so do we change alo … more →

Tags: Natural History, Science, Books, YUP News, blogs, Sneak Previews, Environmental Studies, Yale University Press, yale press log

Blind Mice Get Sight Back1 comment

viresh93 wrote 4 months ago: Researchers restored the eye sight of blind mice by injecting light sensing cells in the eye. The te … more →

Tags: Blind, Eye-sight, light, mice, Oxford, Research, sensing

For the Busy Lover of Science

Yale University Press wrote 5 months ago: It’s no easy feat to provide an account of the entire history of science in a single book, much less … more →

Tags: History, children's literature, Science, World History, Feature Post, digital age, little history, History of Science, big bang

Predicting highly cited papers: A Method for Early Detection of Candidate Breakthroughs

Lucy Carroll wrote 5 months ago: Interesting article by Ponomarev et al about how highly-cited research papers could be linked to maj … more →

Tags: all sciences, Citations

Is science sexy?

athakur wrote 5 months ago: No, I’m not talking about the science of sex and erogenous zones – I’m asking whether science, as a … more →

Tags: Science, Education, female, Gender Bias, Science, sexy

HIV now mainly transmitted through sex in Vietnam

Mía Lùi wrote 5 months ago: A poster for HIV/AIDS awareness urging safe sex Nearly three-fourths of people testing positive for … more →

Tags: HIV, Vietnam

Water on Mercury... Weird I Know

chril001 wrote 5 months ago: Mercury. (Photo Courtesy: Google Images) This is one of those puzzling facts. If you know anything a … more →

Tags: Nature of (insert my current location), chris riley, Christopher Riley, Science, extreme weather, water, Special ed 235, Goucher College, special education teaching


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