To Pluto-on plutonium
“I will say, categorically, we cannot effectively explore space without nuclear power and, in the longer run, nuclear propulsion,” NASA [...]
Out of Africa
From running rapids to outrunning crocodiles, the Imax film Mysteries of the Nile presents a fast-paced documentary of the first [...]
Physicists see a universe awash with strings
Ever wonder why the constants of physics, that parade of Greek symbols in science textbooks, have the values they do? [...]
One, two, tree
It is often forgotten that in the Garden of Eden there were two special trees, and while Adam and Eve [...]
Prof panel posits pot policy progress
“A lot of the debate is not driven by good science; a lot of the debate is driven by value [...]
Nature of Eve puts humanity in its place
“A woman who loves freedom is better off in an atheist’s world,” concludes the narrator and director of the film [...]
‘Everything we do in space benefits us down here’
On Friday, January 14, at 5:15am EST history was made: a man-made object landed on the farthest world ever explored. [...]
Canada proving a world leader in space
Did you use a car, browse the net, pick up a telephone, listen to the radio, check the weather, or [...]

