Rational Conservatism from the Rocky Mountains
I love to read stories about science in the press. Remember, this is the same press that repeatedly lambasts Bush and conservatives as “anti-science” and then reporters and editors combine for a story like this. Some of the choicer quotes: Shenzhou VI, which has two astronauts on board, is in a low enough orbit to [...]
Man, I love living today. Look at this story. When I was a kid the idea of sending a spaceship to investigate asteroids was pure science fiction. The detail of the pictures coming back from Hayabusa is stunning. This mission plans to land a probe on the surface of the asteroid and return a sample [...]
I love my iPod. Now that I’ve discovered podcasting I can listen to shows at my leisure. Since astronomy in particular and science in general are one of my main interests in life (my B.S. degree is in physics) I subscribe to a lot of science podcasts, including National Public Radio’s. If you don’t listen [...]
Via Hugh Hewitt. I guess that makes it official for the Democrats, Miers simply cannot be trusted. I have to wonder how many Supreme Court nominees have been publicly endorsed by administration officials under threat of indictment for violating classified information statutes… Is that a good or a bad thing? I guess the next endorsements [...]
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