Thursday, February 5, 2009. Melting Ice Shelf Could Flood Washington D. People often talk about political powers endangering the seat of our government, but the faster than ever disappearing ice of Antarctica might actually be the biggest threat to Washington D. Estimates place a sea level rise at around 16 feet in the case of a major ice shelf collapse. The rise would not be uniform, and strange gravitational effects could result from the lack of pull at the poles.

Constructor theory solves the riddle of life.

Science and that sort of thing. Monday, 12 December 2011. Sunday, 2 October 2011. Niche, vague science result of the month - Oct 2011. Croatian pomegranates do not ripen on my chest of drawers given around six weeks of time under non-laboratory conditions. Pomegranate shell had hardened and dried over time making them difficult to cleave, however a suitably sharp bread knife was able to finally cut the fruit.

With over 200 registered and some 14 project pitches on Saturday morning, Science and the City 2014, was a great opportunity for scientists, coders, students and ordinary citizens to work together. 311 Report using Google Glass to submit 311 reports. Zoner - make regulatory restrictions transparent to businesses. Open NYC - assess demands for Open Data in NYC.

Issues at the interface of science and religion. 8230; with pal and colleague, Craig Story. Out and recommend it to your pastor friends! We are creating a one-week retreat-style course for pastors on scientific literacy.