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Symphony of Science Strikes Again.
The brilliant and talented minds over at Symphony of Science have just released a new video, featuring Carl Sagan, Bertrand Russell and many others.
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NASA Gets Remixed.
Reid Gower made a tribute to NASA short narrated by Carl Sagan with gorgeous visuals. It’s beautifully optimistic, just like Sagan himself, and it’s hard not to watch this short over and over again....
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50 Years Ago We Reached For The Stars.
This is major Tom to ground control, I’m stepping through the door And I’m floating in a most peculiar way And the stars look very different today Here am I floatin’ ’round my tin can far above the...
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Boys Vs. Girls – The Science of Gender Based Target Marketing.
UPDATE:: Welcome Farkers!! Thanks for stopping by. Feel free to stick around. Check out some of my other popular posts listed on the right side. It’s always been fascinating to me how huge a role...
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Hot Docs Review: Cosmic Energy Inc.
Cosmic Energy Inc. follows several portly Italians in their quest to harness the powers of the universe for agricultural and scientific purposes. Director Giuseppe Schillaci does a pretty good job of...
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A Salute to Douglas Adams.
It was on this day 10 years ago probably the best comedy science fiction writer in the history of the universe moved on from this world into the next. If you don’t know who Douglas Adams is, or have...
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To Infinity And Beyond: WNYC’s Radiolab Takes Us To Space.
Unless you’ve been living under a lunar rock, you know that NASA recently successfully launched a probe to Mars. Curiosity has since been beaming back some incredible images back from everyone’s...
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Bright Lights, Big City: The Bid To Rescue a City’s Window to the Universe.
Photo by Sean Decory Some things are set in stone at an early age for some people. My grade three teacher must have recognized something significant in me for better, or more likely; for worse. On my...
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The McLaughlin Planetarium Is About To Be Destroyed. Here’s Why You Should Care.
Saving the McLaughlin Planetarium seems like a no-brainer for most Torontonians. Still, there remain detractors and skeptics that throw their hands up in the air. It’s sometimes all too easy to become...
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Coffee, Cats & The Pale Blue Dot.
Space is big. Really big. You just won’t believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it’s a long way down the road to the chemist, but that’s just peanuts to space. –...
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On Hamburgers, The Importance of Condiments & Survival Tips for Thermonuclear...
I’ve written about this before, but as I get older I can’t help but notice the passage of time quicken. Time is no longer something to be wasted gleefully. It’s a limited, precious commodity not unlike...
View ArticleDrones of Desire: Inside The Bid To Save The Planet Through Re-Forestation....
It is no secret that there lies a rich history behind many technological marvels and roots in military funding. The smart phones that we hold so dear to us which we use to get around thanks to Google’s...
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