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Monthly Archives: April 2008
The scientific tourist #15 — say hello to Lucy
This week’s “sciencey” tourism picture comes from the “Museum of Man” in San Diego — it’s a reconstruction of the Australopithecine “Lucy”…
Posted in Biology, History, Humanity, Sci / Tech Tourism
Tagged adaptation, anthropology, Biology, fossil, History, human origins, Humanity
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Casual Friday — meet the Aptera
There’s been plenty of ink spilled about potential electric cars — but if you asked me (and I’m fully aware you haven’t), I’d have to pick the Aptera as the most likely to succeed in the near term. Here’s a Popular Mechanics video of a test drive they conducted of the prototype…
Carnivalia 3/26 – 4/1
No fooling, there’s plenty of good reading material in all of last week’s (vaguely) “sciencey” blog carnivals…
Posted in Astronomy, Biology, Carnivalia, Communicating science, Critical thinking, Humanity, Space
Tagged Astronomy, Biology, Carnivalia, Communicating science, Humanity, Space
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The scientific tourist #14 — Neither Montezuma's, nor a castle
Posted in History, Humanity, Sci / Tech Tourism
Tagged ancestral puebloan, anthropology, archaeology, Arizona, History, Humanity
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