Some thoughts on the ending of Game Of Thrones
There was quite some controversy about the final series 8 of Game of Thrones. Some fans of Danaerys Targaryen were … Continue reading Some thoughts on the ending of Game Of Thrones
The cult of carbon dioxide is leading palaeo-climate research on a road to nowhere
Researchers have always been curious as to past climates where the earth was sometimes much colder and mostly ice covered, … Continue reading The cult of carbon dioxide is leading palaeo-climate research on a road to nowhere
Dumbo, 2019, movie review
“Dumbo” the movie, 2019 Review We watched the movie “Dumbo” as a group of family and friends on the occasion … Continue reading Dumbo, 2019, movie review
Supernova:a possible cause of mass extinction at the dawn of the Pleistocene
About 2.6 million years ago, an oddly bright light arrived in the prehistoric sky and lingered there for weeks or … Continue reading Supernova:a possible cause of mass extinction at the dawn of the Pleistocene
Cepheid variable stars: what light do they shed on back-radiation, feedbacks and climate oscillations?
What is a Cepheid variable star? Cepheid variable stars as any astronomers here know are God’s gift to cosmology – … Continue reading Cepheid variable stars: what light do they shed on back-radiation, feedbacks and climate oscillations?
Odyssey from Africa and the Adventures of Ipiki
Sixty thousand years ago a small group of people changed the world. Odyssey from Africa tells their story. It … Continue reading Odyssey from Africa and the Adventures of Ipiki
When science had no shame: the poem “Passage to India” by Walt Whitman
ptolemy2 This post has the title “When science had no shame: enthusiasm for technology and the poem “Passage to India” … Continue reading When science had no shame: the poem “Passage to India” by Walt Whitman
