astronomer

http://www.boston.com/news/globe/health_science/articles/2007/01/29/astronomer_99_still_shoots_for_stars/ You go, girl!

Hey Seattle people! Get a tiny little preview of what it's like to be at the Amazing Meeting when Phil Plait pays a visit to our lovely city on January 7th! Watch him bend spoons, do incredible card tricks and deliver monologues about growing up in Spokane! Oh wait... Plait's the one who talks...

Ignore the woo crop circle part. I'm working on that angle elsewhere. But I would like a good explaination for the circling lights in the sky. here is the question I...

The Bad Astronomer called John Edwards an "evil bastard". What's he got about Democrats, anyway? http://theblogreader.net/wwwbadastronomycom/bablog

Here is the Theories of Everything show with Prof. Colin Keay from Australian Skeptics. Prof. Keay is a well respected astronomer. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3338427650398514889 Coming soon, Evolution and Creationism from the Australian Skeptics 2004 Convention, with Colin Groves...

This comes from the world's biggest telescope thread, looking backwards in time at light emitted billions of years ago. What if there was no light emitted prior to year X? How does anyone know that light has always been emitted - there's no proof of that at all. Light may only have been...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051118/ap_on_re_eu/vatican_evolution Behe should find the assertion intersting, isn't he a practicing catholic?

New book tackles these questions and more. http://www.indcatholicnews.com/et.html

Phil's a great guy. We just spent the morning running about Sydney and seeing the sights. Here's Phil's first radio interview, made this morning. http://www.users.on.net/~ct/skeptic/Phil_Plait_702_01.wma :D

The BA has been asked to be a regular columnist for a new astronomy magazine!

I was looking on your site and I couldn't find a recent update on the location of Planet X. In order for it to pass us in May, how far away would it be and how large would it appear in the sky?