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Spiders and their webs are an excellent example of a predator, but can you enslave a spider? Well it seems that a species of wasp has mastered the art. The unsuspected spider is instructed by… Read More »Zombie Spiders – Sci-advent – Day 10
Ada Lovelace. Painting by Margaret Sarah Carpenter (1793–1872) Ada Augusta Byron, Countess of Lovelace, was the daughter of the poet George Gordon, Lord Byron. She studied mathematics at the University of London with Charles Babbage, whose analytical engines… Read More »Ada Lovelace – Sci-advent – Day 9
British astronomer and broadcaster Sir Patrick Moore, died aged 89 Sir Patrick Moore was an inspiration to generations of astronomers and scientists in general. He presented the BBC programme The Sky At Night for over 50… Read More »Sir Patrick Moore – Sci-advent – Day 8
Well, it seems that it is becoming a bit of a tradition. My colleague has kindly given me my Xmas present: A yard of Jaffa cakes. Anyone want some?
Total solar eclipse over the Marshall Islands in 2009. Picture by Vojtech Rusin. A solar eclipse happens when, as seen from the Earth, the Moon passes in front of the Sun and thus blocking it… Read More »Total Solar Eclipse – Sci-advent – Day 7
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Mathematical theorem network built from Walter Rudin’s Principles of Mathematical Analysis. Scientific knowledge is built by building up on hypotheses and theories, repeatedly check them against observations of the natural world and continue to… Read More »Mathematical Theorems – Sci-advent – Day 6
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the world’s largest and highest-energy particle accelerator. It was built by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). It has become a prominent facility due to the work that is being carried there to prove… Read More »Large Hadron Collider – Sci-advent – Day 5
A thousand feet (304 meter) underground, the Cave of Crystals (pictures) is just one of a series of glittering caverns beneath the Desert in the Mexican state of Chihuahua near Naica (map). Much of the complex would… Read More »The Cave of Crystals – Sci-Advent – Day 4
In 1849, British inventor Charles Babbage completed designs for a difference engine, a very early mechanical computer. Due to cost and complexity the machine was never built in his lifetime and for 150 years nobody knew… Read More »The Babbage Difference Engine – Sci-Advent – Day 3