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The science man's blog. Bringing the universe closer to home. Monthly Archives: October 2012. Picture of the Day: 10/3/12. October 4, 2012. A filament erupted throwing off a coronal mass ejection. From NASA. Picture of the Day: 10/3/12. Advanced Civilizations: Types I, II & III. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. The science man's blog. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “the science man's blog”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com.
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The science man's blog. Bringing the universe closer to home. Paul Gilding: The Earth is Full. July 3, 2012. He has a point. We are putting more stress on our planet than it can handle, and we aren’t doing anything about it. I’m an optimist when it comes to future technologies and the success of our species, but if we don’t do anything about this problem now… well, let’s just say that my optimism might not mean a thing. June 27, 2012. Classic cryonics scene from Futurama. June 27, 2012. If you didn’...
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The science man's blog. Bringing the universe closer to home. Monthly Archives: July 2012. July 27, 2012. I came across this video and thought I’d share it with all of you. It truly is one of the saddest things of this age that we have given up our dreams of exploring the universe. I can’t understand how anyone can look up at the sky, seeing the vast wonders of space, and think to themselves “I’ll just stay here.”. Advanced Civilizations: Types I, II & III. July 13, 2012. On this scale, a type I civiliza...
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The science man's blog. Bringing the universe closer to home. July 4, 2012. If you ask me, ants are, by far, the coolest insect on planet Earth. Probably even the second coolest creature ever, but that could be debated. The reason ants are so darn cool is that they are a social insect that can. Ants: tiny yet powerful. Ants can specialize in a colony, many are foragers. Source. Anatomy of a worker ant. Source. Male driver ant (sausage fly). Source. Ants aren’t just smart, they can. The Higgs Boson →.
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The science man's blog. Bringing the universe closer to home. Advanced Civilizations: Types I, II & III. July 13, 2012. One of my favorite theoretical physicists, Michio Kaku, has been talking for some time about his three types of civilizations. This idea intrigued me, so I decided to delve a little deeper. It turns out that Michio’s three civilizations come from the Kardashev scale which was first proposed in 1964 by a Russian astronomer named Nikolai Kardashev. On this scale, a type I civilization has...
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The science man's blog. Bringing the universe closer to home. Picture of the Day: 10/3/12. October 4, 2012. A filament erupted throwing off a coronal mass ejection. From NASA. July 27, 2012. Advanced Civilizations: Types I, II & III. July 13, 2012. One of my favorite theoretical physicists, Michio Kaku, has been talking for some time about his three types of civilizations. This idea intrigued me, so I decided to delve a little deeper. It turns out that Michio’s three civilizations come from...Any number ...
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