Blogs about: Second Law Of Thermodynamics
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Wasting Energy? Why?
There are many instances that we can see that in our attempts to transform energy into as much as possible usable work, we are always left with this “rest” amount of heat that we can not u… more →
The Second Law of Life
Molecules are Composed of Atoms
mllamoreux wrote 1 week ago: At least this is a useful way to think of these entities that are so small and at such a relatively … more →
Out from the Mechanical View and into the Theory of Relativity
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jamesesz wrote 3 weeks ago: The atomic clock that measured the vibrations of caesium atoms is unbelievably precise; so much so t … more →
Who's who in the political jungle
captbecker wrote 1 month ago: Now that I’m confronted by my kids and other family, I needed a convenient way to distinguish … more →
Split-faced man 9
winterfat wrote 1 month ago: Here is how I came to the city in the desert: wading through night as though under sand. Split-faced … more →
Why nuclear energy is just another quick fix that will make things worse in the long run
David Le Page wrote 1 month ago: I have mixed feelings about nuclear energy. Part of my rational mind sometimes says maybe there … more →
Explain THAT Science! #9: Thermodynamics
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logicmania wrote 3 months ago: By Columnist Harry Trunckles Did you know that the development of the engine came about partly becau … more →
New theory explains that some things can't be studied
Shanna wrote 3 months ago: So say you grab a plate of cookies, the remote, and you are already holding a large blanket wrapped … more →
Entropy in your home, life, body and mind
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andreaskluth wrote 5 months ago: Like Fritjof Capra, I instinctively see Eastern philosophy and Western science as yin and yang. They … more →
The entropy fib
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Ken wrote 5 months ago: The local Christian apologetics blog “Thinking Matters” appears to have made a policy de … more →
Arcadia, Duke of York's Theatre, June 2009
markronan wrote 6 months ago: This Tom Stoppard play cleverly juxtaposes the modern world with the early nineteenth century, and i … more →
Download Thermodynamics Lecture Notes
yjresources wrote 7 months ago: You lecture notes are given below. Click on the individual topic to download the notes and don … more →
An experimental particle physicist answers speculations about creation and fine-tuning
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Wintery Knight wrote 8 months ago: I was corresponding with Dr. Michael G. Strauss recently regarding some comments that my previous ar … more →
Author Frank Turek Uses Science to Explain the Existence of God
cvanbrocklin3 wrote 8 months ago: By Carolyn VanBrocklin On Thursday April 16 at 7:30 p.m., author Frank Turek explained how he knows … more →
SCIENCE|RELIGION: The Holographic Principle and Loh-e-Mehfooz
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rhodoraonline wrote 8 months ago: Scientists are wondering if our world is a three-dimensional projection from a two-dimensional sourc … more →
How to defend the kalam cosmological argument just like William Lane Craig
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Wintery Knight wrote 8 months ago: UPDATE: Welcome readers from The Way the Ball Bounces! Thanks for the link! UPDATE: Welcome visitors … more →
Richard Dawkins Lecture: The Purpose of Purpose
Universal Heretic wrote 9 months ago: My honey and I just got back from Richard Dawkins’ lecture at the Northrop Auditorium, The Pur … more →
Thermodynamics Vs Evolution: The Grudge Match
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Scepticon wrote 10 months ago: The law that entropy always increases holds, I think, the supreme position among the laws of Nature. … more →
A Ridiculous (and Religulous) Case Against Evolution by Mr. Daniel Vijayaruban Samuel
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Lee Young, 李阳 wrote 10 months ago: Sunday February 15, 2009 A Case Against Mr Darwin I WAS very much intrigued by the article Celebrati … more →
Bad Thermodynamics: Information
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Planetologist wrote 10 months ago: A reader commented on my recent post about entropy, and asked how information and entropy are relate … more →
