I could have titled this “Is science teaching political?: A Humanistic Question.” In an article (Scientific literacy: A Freirean perspective as a radical view of humanistic science education) recently published in...
Read MoreNASA’s latest spacecraft, Kepler lifted off into a solar orbit but in a region close to earth. It’s mission over the next 3 1/2 years is look for Earth-like planets by using a photometer that is very sensitive to...
Read MoreAustralian astronomers noticed a surprise blip on an image taken from Siding Spring Observatory, and announced that an asteroid, designated 2009 DD45 would pass about 40,000 miles from Earth on March 2. It did, and it was...
Read MoreThe new administration in Washington has made it clear that it climate change would be one of the science-related issues that it would deal with, and there is clearly some evidence to support this. In an article in USA Today,...
Read MoreAbout a week ago, I wrote a post entitled Volcano in Your Backyard, which was initiated by the Governor of Louisiana’s comment that spending money on volcano monitoring was an other example of wasteful spending by the...
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