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Why No Disaster Could Make Earth as Uninhabitable as Mars

Why No Disaster Could Make Earth as Uninhabitable as Mars

Let's see what would be needed to make Earth as uninhabitable as Mars? This disaster would need to  Remove 99% of the Earth's atmosphere, and all of its oxygen. Remove all the water in the…
Let's Go to Space to Explore - and to Benefit the Earth - NOT to Colonize - Op Ed.

Let's Go to Space to Explore - and to Benefit the Earth - NOT to Colonize - Op Ed.

I've already written about how Mars is great to explore, but NOT a great place to live. Nor is anywhere else. The best place to live and to shelter from cosmic or human created disasters is on…
Hot Flow Anomalies: Planet-Sized Space Weather Explosions Rock Venus

Hot Flow Anomalies: Planet-Sized Space Weather Explosions Rock Venus

A common space weather phenomenon on the outskirts of Earth's magnetic bubble, the magnetosphere, has a much different effect on Venus.  The giant explosions, called hot flow anomalies, can be…
Bell's Inequality And The Speed Of Light: Quasar Findings Might Close The 'Free Will' Loophole

Bell's Inequality And The Speed Of Light: Quasar Findings Might Close The 'Free Will' Loophole

In 1964, the physicist John Bell tackled locality and the disparity between classical physics and quantum mechanics, stating that if the universe is based on classical physics, the measurement of one…
Rocks Around The Clock: Star PSR J0738-4042 Is Constantly Pummelled By Asteroids

Rocks Around The Clock: Star PSR J0738-4042 Is Constantly Pummelled By Asteroids

Calling Bill Haley and the Comets, because PSR J0738-4042, which lies 37,000 light-years from Earth in the constellation of Puppis, is being rocked around the clock. As in being constantly hit…
The Death Of The Cosmological Constant: Why Did Einstein Accept An Expanding Universe?

The Death Of The Cosmological Constant: Why Did Einstein Accept An Expanding Universe?

How smart do you have to be to convince Albert Einstein to change his mind? Pretty smart. He never invoked 'the science is settled' or ridiculed the political party of physicists who insisted the…
Where Should we Send our Rovers to Mars to Unravel Mystery of Origin of First Living Cells?

Where Should we Send our Rovers to Mars to Unravel Mystery of Origin of First Living Cells?

The origin of life remains a great mystery in biology. Continental drift has erased most of the record, until all that's left of the first half billion years of evolution are some millimeter…
Hypothesis: How Stellar Death Can Lead To Bipolar Jets

Hypothesis: How Stellar Death Can Lead To Bipolar Jets

Large stars go supernova but smaller stars sometimes end up as planetary nebulae – colorful, glowing clouds of dust and gas. These nebulae have been observed to often emit powerful, bipolar jets of…
Lunar Ranging Provides A Science Explanation Of Full Moons And Curses

Lunar Ranging Provides A Science Explanation Of Full Moons And Curses

Though the evidence shows that people are not really different during a full moon, like homeopathy or organic food benefits happen just often enough that people are convinced by the placebo/nocebo…
Can Spinning Habitats Solve Zero g Problem? And Answer Low g Questions?

Can Spinning Habitats Solve Zero g Problem? And Answer Low g Questions?

You've probably seen movies of orbital space habs spinning for artificial gravity. But did you know, that nobody has ever tested this to see how it works out in practise? We know that weightlessnes…

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