Let’s start off with the biggest news of the week, even though I’ve already mentioned it. Last week a team at CERN announced that they detected a neutrino at a […]
Apparently there are some places where going to church is an option to avoid going to jail. The first is out of Bay Minette, Alabama where those convicted of a […]
I know petitions are usually meaningless and at most a symbolic gesture, but the right to petition our government is one of our most fundamental. That being said, there is a petition […]
It’ll be covered a little more in next week’s science news, but CERN has observed a neutrino travel just slightly faster than the speed of light. This observation has huge […]
The US House of Representatives defeated a spending bill on Wednesday due to the (I hate to say it) more centrist Republican leadership refused to make an additional $24 billion […]
Today we’re finishing up my response to Jered’s criticism of the blog. If you haven’t already you may want to check out part 1 and part 2. As a warning […]
It’s been a while since I’ve really dug into ethics, so it’s time to do it again. At its core, ethics and morality are not a case of black and […]
I’ve been busy with enjoying the products of volcanism, geology, evolution, etc rather than keeping up with the latest science news. So, no news this week. Instead enjoy this video […]
If you want the standard stuff, all the gysers and the like you can check you the videos and pictures from my trip to Yellowstone and Grand Teton last year, […]
By the time you read this my parents and I will have left Yellowstone and will be checking out Grand Teton National Park. With any luck the weather will cooperate […]