Skeptics Group Tries Out Scientific Theories, and It Also Has a Little Fun With Illusions
"Lake Monsters I Have Known" sounds like the setup for a bad horror movie or an even worse children's book. One thing it might not sound like is science. But without science, Ben Radford explained at a recent meeting of New Mexicans for Science and Reason, the stories of the Loch Ness monster and her kin spin out of control in a hurry.
(Monday, April 7, 2008)
Young Scientists Display Work By John Fleck
Journal Staff Writer
Erika DeBenedictis pretty much summed up the science fair Friday morning while showing off her spaghetti-like spacecraft orbits as they headed for Mars.
(Saturday, March 22, 2008)
Report Finds Evidence of Human-Caused Climate Change in the West
Snowpack in the Western United States— our water storage bank account— was rich and juicy in January 2004, the best it had been in years. By April 1 the account was nearly empty, drained by a record-breaking blast of warm, dry weather.
(Friday, February 1, 2008)
UNM Physicists Still Chasing Rays
Physicist John Linsley spotted something mysterious out on Albuquerque's West Mesa in February 1962.
(Thursday, November 29, 2007)
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