Statement on Scientific Literacy from a Spaceflight Historian
Emily Carney has written articles for AmericaSpace, Ars Technica, and other online outlets throughout the last decade. She founded the… Read More
7 years ago
Scientific Literacy
The Right To Repair: A Scientific Literacy Issue
The right to repair is and has been threatened for a long time. Unfortunately the bad guys are winning this… Read More
7 years ago
Statement on Scientific Literacy from a Science Teacher
Amber Struthers, a science teacher working in Arizona has agreed to publish a statement on scientific literacy through us. She has… Read More
7 years ago
Swedish Government Guilty of False Advertising
In Sweden the government is responsible for selling all alcohol, through a chain of stores called "Systembolaget". Recently signs have… Read More
7 years ago
Happy World Press Freedom Day?
Cartoon by Matt Wuerker, Politico Today is the 'World Press Freedom day", a day meant to celebrate the right to… Read More
7 years ago
The National March for Science [2017 Coverage]
My journey started in Indianapolis International Airport, time 0500, waiting at the gate, for my flight with United Airlines (or… Read More
7 years ago
Why We are Marching For Science, An Unfortunately Necessary Clarification (Updated)
Updated with new information 17/04-2017 On April the 22nd we will be sending a representative to Washington DC to march… Read More
7 years ago
SLM Will Be Marching in DC on Earth Day
Hello, once again, our dearest readers. I’ve been trying to think of a clever way to pen this, but I… Read More
7 years ago
Is Natural Selection Making us Dumber?
Many certainly feel like the world is getting dumber. There's plenty of data to contradict that. Average global IQ is… Read More
7 years ago
Peer Review VS. Public Review
How is scientific research evaluated? Usually through peer-review. Other researchers versed in the subject look through the work and check… Read More
7 years ago