The fourth season of LOST finally begins tonight on ABC! We figured the best we can do to enhance your entertainment tonight is to give you a few facts about submarines and moon pools. . . . → Read More: LOST: The Looking glass, the sub, and the moon pool
By Kevin Zelnio, on  January 30th, 2008 New Species
By Peter Etnoyer, on  January 30th, 2008 Ramblings Aaarh. The bottom fell out of my Scienceblogs coffee mug today! Don’t fear, ya’ scurvies. No one was hurt. For those so inclined, I provide a photo of the fracture and a brief analysis of the structural failure. You know, just for kicks. . . . → Read More: What broke this mug?
Much deliberation has occurred here behind the scenes at DSN about whether to air the following clip. It’s horrible to ruin the beauty of nature by adding obscenity to a documentary. We are only posting this as an example of how not to conduct public outreach. . . . → Read More: Planet Earth … with Tourette’s
By Dr. M, on  January 28th, 2008 Geology
Could the Beagle be evolution’s shining ship that will sail the message of science across the world? I hope so, but it needs your help. . . . → Read More: Support Your Local Victorian Gentleman Naturalist
Bush this week gives the thumbs up for the Navy to conduct sonar training that will likely lead to whale deaths. . . . → Read More: Whales Are Part of the Axis of Evil
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