Hello Science and Rain fans!
What an amazing change in the weather in just a few weeks. The real climate change problems are not what was predicted 50 years ago for global warming. It’s
Hello Fans of Science and Reason, I have to admit to being a bit overwhelmed by what has been going on these days. The Science Schmooze is about science and reason. I think science is the best tool we have to understand how the universe works and reason is the responsibility of all of us who are involved in making decisions. What Is an Old-Growth Tree Actually Worth? These can’t answer every question though. There is a fuzzy boundary between science and how we all get along personally, locally, nationally, and internationally. Some day that may even extend to extraplanetary! What some accept as a&
with the SciSchmooze 7.18.22 Hello Reasonable and Sciencey readers, So let me start by saying that the JWST image reveal was amazing. (Side note: It is also amazing that NASA can do that, but they can’t put on a smooth web presentation!-) Here’s how to be gobsmacked by the advances from Hubble to JWST! Professor Andrew Fraknoi has a nice explanation of the images at
herb masters Greetings Science Fans and Critical Thinkers, A special note about Tuesday, don’t miss the first images from the James Webb Telescope at 07:30 PDT (14:30 UTC). (Note: the Jan 6 hearing is also about the same time!) Here’s a
with the SciSchmooze Greetings Science Fans and Science Curious, I spent 25 years working in “emergency services” on fire engines and ambulances. I’m sure you have seen a story about a tragic incident that was “avoidable” or maybe even seen it personally. Let’s just say that I have seen a lot of them. One of the things that always set me back was thinking about why it even happened. There are so many senseless and avoidable things that could easily be avoided if someone just paid a bit more attention and considered what they were doing. Mind you I’m not talking about calculated risk taking like
Not always Greetings Science fans, It’s been awhile since I did the “Schmooze”. That doesn’t mean that I haven’t been thinking of science and how we deal with it. It does mean that I have read and viewed a lot of sciencey things, more than what I can share here. So this will be a bit different from my usual format. Here are two takes on life underwater…
Hello to the Science Inclined and Science Embracing, My friends have all heard me say that I still want my winter and all this “great” or “beautiful” weather is really not! I still want my winter and it looks like we might get a small sampling of
Hi Fellow Supporters of Science and Reason, Did you feel it? It happened at 0833 (PDT) this morning. March 20 also marks another
The Pi Edition Greetings Science Advocates and Supporters, There’s so much going on it’s hard to decide where to start. Until recently a lot of people had no idea what, where, or why about Ukraine. Like many things, the more you learn the more you realize that you probably forgot important parts of the story. Many people would say that this didn’t start a few weeks ago but started in 2014. It’s hard to keep how th
from the desk of herb masters Hello Supporters of Science and Reason Well this seems to be a dated week doesn’t it! There certainly seem to be more dates to celebrate than I notice normally. Science and history do seem like they should make good bedfellows
Relatively SciSchmoozing
“Jim Webb to the viewing room please”
From Antikythera Island to Lagrange
SciSchmooze 7.11.22
Schmoozing and Tinkering
Underwater with the SciSchmooze
Science Slowly with the SciSchmooze
Springing with the SciSchmooze
Spectral Schmoozing on π Day
Is it SciArt or ArtSci?
SciSchmooze 2.21.22
