science

Tip of the Pandemic Iceberg

Victoria Gill, a BBC science correspondent, recently wrote an article about how the current Coronavirus pandemic likely will not the last pandemic we experience during our lifetime. As humans encroach on the natural world the potential for a viral “spillover” becomes more and more certain. The pandemic we are experiencing is the proverbial tip ofContinue reading “Tip of the Pandemic Iceberg”

Explorers Discover Space Rocks that could Help Crack the Puzzle of how the Earth Took Shape

Scientists trawling the wastes of the Antarctic have discovered fragments of meteorites that are rich in iron. This find could help fill in the gaps of how the solar system and our planet was formed. For more check out https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg24632840-600-the-amazing-antarctic-discovery-that-could-tell-us-how-earth-was-made/

More NASA/SpaceX Stuff (…probably not the last)

The SpaceX/NASA launch taking place in tomorrow is exciting stuff! I feel like this geeky space news needs to be as widely spread and talked about and blogged about as much as is humanly possible. Honestly, I love it. It feels like people are doing things in space finally. We need to get excited aboutContinue reading “More NASA/SpaceX Stuff (…probably not the last)”