Science and SciFi
Earlier this week I had the great opportunity of attending the Opening Gala of the London Film Festival at the IMAX in London. The film that had the honour of opening the 2012 edition was… Read More »This country likes what science gives it, but doesn’t like the questions science raises – Frankenweenie
Muchas gracias por sus enseñanzas Dr Leopoldo García-Colín Scherer. Todo un honor haber sido su estudiante.
Finalmente un poco de tiempo para escribir algo para el blog, y en esta ocasión una gran oportunidad para contestar una pregunta que a inicio de la semana Jorge Soto, si de Moenia, me envió.… Read More »Un universo sin centro…
The image here has been lost thanks to Posteorus
While visiting the city that never sleeps I finally had the chance to visit the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York. The main attraction for me was the prospect of seeing and… Read More »The Shuttle Enterprise
A few posts ago I wrote about the Great Uncomformity, and I was quite interested when I got to hear about Curiosity, the rover, photographing unconformities on Mars. As I explained in the aforementioned post,… Read More »Martian Unconformity
If you have seen Star Wars Episode IV, you probably remember that famous scene when Luke considers his options after Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru are found dead. Atmospheric music by John Williams plays in… Read More »Planetary system with two suns
Neil Armstrong will always be remembered as the first man to walk on the moon. He has died on Saturday 25th of August, weeks after heart surgery and days after his 82nd birthday. Neil A.… Read More »Neil Armstrong
There used to be a time when computers came with tools for someone to start programming, something like a version of BASIC would get you started. That has changed to the point that some users… Read More »Python for iOS