Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Interpreting your PhD thesis... through dance
What if you were challenged to describe your PhD thesis without words, slides, or anything other than dance? Here are some examples, described in this week's show, which you can review to see how effective their interpretation is.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Boldly Going Nowhere - Seth writes for the NYT
This week, Seth expanded on an earlier article for an op-ed piece in the New York Times. In it, Seth describes the near future of space 'travel' being conducted visually and robotically. After all, it would take as long as homo sapiens have walked the earth to get to the nearest star and back. And it may not be worth the wait. Better yet, Seth suggests, we should be sending unmanned craft, like the Mars rovers, to survey and capture data that we can analyze from the safety of our living rooms. You can read the whole editorial HERE.
Labels:
robots,
rocketry,
Seth Shostak,
SETI,
space travel,
telescopes
Monday, April 6, 2009
Seth on Fora.tv
Seth discusses SETI, skepticism, close encounters, building his first telescope, the Allen Telescope Array, and other detection methods on Fora.tv with Blaise Zerega.
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