Categories: Science, Astrophotography, Debunking
Some astronomy bits in the Lake District
As regular readers will know in early August Catherine and I went off on a little trip to the Lake District which was largely enjoyable (bar the rubbish Virgin trains and to a lesser extent the rain). We stayed in Near Sawrey a few miles south-west of W… more »
Why is the day exactly 24 hours long?
This has got to to be the best question so far, continuing in the questions for "evolutionists" series. It disappoints me such people don't even understand the shape and structure of the very local universe.Darwinists, if Intelligent Design isn't tr… more »
"Magnified" lunar eclipse? I don't think so
The BBC last week ran a story on Saturday's partial lunar eclipse. I have no objections to the BBC coverage lunar eclipses, but I do have problems with non-science writers covering them.Just a bit of background, for viewers in Asia and the Americas… more »
Questions for "evolutionists" - chickens, eggs, protein and Everest
Continuing the long series on questions for "evolutionists" is a few questions from a reader I got. I assume they think their questions are compelling. They are not.First up:What came first, the chicken or the egg? If the egg; what came first,… more »
Comments on homeopathy - are we doomed to the dark ages again?
The 1023 event took place yesterday. In short a few hundred skeptics went outside about half a dozen Boots stores in the UK and "overdosed" on homeopathic pills by each downing a whole bottle. They did this in order to demonstrate there's nothing in ho… more »
Richard Dawkins not sure on his faith?
Some guy going under the name Chas_chas_123 thinks Richard Dawkins isn't sure on his "faith".Seemingly unaware that atheism is not based on faith. Everyone is born an atheist, and everyone is an atheist in respect to most of the gods that we've ever… more »
Questions for "evolutionists" - something about the speed of light
How do evolutionists resolve the problem of galaxies and stars being billion of lights years away from Earth?When the universe is only six thousand years old?Simple, the universe is not 6000 years old. The universe is 13.73 (+/- .12) billion years old. more »
Acid rain, the ozone layer, the ultimate proof global warming is wrong
...According to Dave from Portsmouth. From BBC News' Have your say. Well known not to bring out the brightest of people. Dave writes:We had acid rain in the 80's. That was quickly followed by the o-zone layer. Why are these two things never mentio… more »
Why didn't dinosaurs evolve again after the Big Bang?
While going through my logs last month I came across a rather interesting search query that somebody used to find my blog. why didn't dinosaurs evolve again after the big bang After a little chuckle I carried on, however I did jot it down for futur… more »
What was that bright star next to the Moon?
Last night some of you may have seen a bright star close to the Moon, well it wasn't a star it was more »
27th August 2010 14:35:06, 689 words, 746 views






