It sure seems like it!
Herb Masters
28 July 2025
The SciSchmooze observes some anniversaries
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Hello again, supporter of science, Dave Almandsmith Unwilling to stay silent, 139 employees of the Environmental Protection Agency signed a letter listing 5 criticisms of Administrator Lee Zeldin’s actions: Bob Siederer Hello again Science Fans! I’ve been traveling a lot these past few months. It always brings me a fresh perspective, seeing other parts of the US and the world. It also reminds me that no matter what you are going through, someone is worse off than you. Today we celebrate the first images released from the Vera C. Rubin observatory in Chile. They are loaded with fantastic
Hello again, follower of science and reason, Over 50,000 people in the Bay Area speak Persian at home. The Persian holiday of Eid al-Ghadir is the time for being kind to people in need, making donations, and giving gifts to one another. (Sorta like Christmas) It fell on June 14th this year during the bombings. SciSchmooze Stands Up to the Opponents of Science Herb Masters Greetings Science, Reason, and Critically Thinking Friends Who Care, It's been quite a week. Science and seemingly the world have been spinning together. It seems most of what was promised by the new administration in Washington DC has not been produced. I don't want to get too political but it does seem like the
Science Schmooze Herb Masters Greetings Fans of Science, Reason, and Critical Thinking, These continue to be trying times for those that haven't had the good fortune to grow up in areas of the planet where opportunity is plentiful. Of course the other side of that is many places on the planet are experiencing or suffering the consequences of the actions of the people in those areas of "good fortune". The picture above is one of many examples of what is most assuredly the consequence of climate change. Many wou
Hello again, science fans. Glad to have you along with us today. CLIMATE A large portion of the Birch Glacier in Switzerland broke free on Wednesday. Nine million tonnes of ice and granite plunged into the Lötschental valley destroying most of Blatten, a village of 300. The residents and their animals had been evacuated 9 days earlier. Current glo
Bob Siederer Hello again Science Fans! Today marks the 100th anniversary of the trial of John T. Scopes, a science teacher. Scopes was accused of breaking a new Tennessee law that effectively banned the teaching of human evolution. Scopes was found guilty and fined $100, although that verdict was later overturned on a technicality. But the trial and widespread publicity surrounding it highlighted the differences between f
Üdvözlet ismét, tudománypárti!
[Over 5,000 people in the Bay Area speak Hungarian at home.]
Show your support for science this Thursday (July 17) by joining one of the hundreds of “Good Trouble Lives On” protests. Thursday is the 5th anniversary of the passing of civil rights leader and Congressman John Lewis. He coined the term "Good Trouble" as the action of coming together to take peaceful, non-violent action to challenge injustice and create meaningful change. Find the location of a nearby protest at
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Hallo nomal, Wüsseschaftsfans. Schön, dass si hüt bi ois sind.
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