No, it's not the End Times. Right about now a total eclipse of the Sun will be visible from within a narrow corridor that travels across half the Earth over the...
After the success of last year's question to leading scientists, "What do you believe is true even though you cannot prove it?", the Edge Foundation's World Que...
This week on Nova (Jan 10th) they are featuring a round-up of the biggest science news stories from 2005 - might be worth checking out if you can access the pro...
For those lucky enough to have access to the excellent PBS series NOVA, you might enjoy an upcoming show on Isaac Newton (scheduled for Nov. 15) titled "Newton'...
The latest issue of Scientific American has been released, with details and free content available at the Sciam website. Free articles available from the Augus...
The latest issue of Scientific American has been released, with details and free content available at the Sciam website. Free articles available from the July ...
The latest issue of Scientific American has been released, with details and free content available at the Sciam website. Free articles available from the June ...
The website of Dr Zahi Hawass has been updated with a short speech given at the American University in Cairo, after Dr Hawass received an honorary doctorate fro...
The March/April issue of Archaeology is now in print, with details of the latest release available at the Archaeology website. There are a number of articles av...
Many readers have asked to be kept up to date on the status of Mount St. Helens, so I thought this link might be handy. TDG reader Pam submitted this volcano c...
