“New” black hole gives scientists opportunity for new studies
November 16, 2010 by Raven Schneizer · Leave a Comment
A black hole, which has been discovered relatively recently, promises to give astronomers the chance to delve into the black hole phenomenon in ways which have not previously been possible. It will do this, by allowing astronomers to study how a black hole develops from its early days. “If our interpretation is correct, this is [...]
Tycho Brahe: Where murder/mysteries and astronomy collide
November 15, 2010 by Raven Schneizer · Leave a Comment
A Danish nobleman? Yes. Well known astronomer and alchemist? Yes. Author of De Nova Stella, which undermined the immutability of the heavens as interpreted by Aristotle? Yes. Finally, a man involved in exciting and deadly intrigues involving unstoppable instruments of mystery and murder such as knives, poisons, and more? That’s what a group of Danish and [...]
Hurricane Alex wreaking havoc on BP Gulf oil spill
August 30, 2010 by Tim Robinson · Leave a Comment
Last year the most active atlantic season was the Hurricane Katrina struck, then the scientists are worried with Hurricane alex, churning through the Gulf of Mexico Wednesday and this year’s hurricane season forecasted to be an active one. Right now, scientists are predicting that this hurricane season, which officially began on June 1, could be [...]
Can Too Much Time in Front of a Screen be Unhealthy for Children?
July 5, 2010 by Troy Chuinard · Leave a Comment
Many people have always stated that too much time in front of the screen is bad for children. Why exactly is this so? A recent study has suggested that if children spend too much time in front of either a tv or computer, it can lead to problems with attention spans. Ultimately, playing too many [...]
Total Solar Eclipse: 11th of July 2010, in the Southern Pacific Ocean, Easter Island and Parts of Southern Chile and Argentina
July 4, 2010 by Joshua Greenberg · Leave a Comment
What is a solar eclipse? A solar eclipse, as seen from the Earth, is the event that occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and the Earth and the Moon fully or partially covers the Sun. This happens on a new moon, two up to five times a year, but maximum two can be [...]
