Talking #weatherhistory with my mom and her close encounter with the #1966TopekaTornado on the next #WeatherOrWhatever, coming this Monday.
Category Archives: Science Communications
#SCIENCERULES: Observations
“By George!” cried the inspector. “How did you ever see that?” “Because I looked for it.” ― Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, “#SherlockHolmes: The Adventure of the Dancing Men” During my time growing up, I would be expected by my parents to be #observant and notice things; looking both ways (even down and up a one-way street) forContinue reading “#SCIENCERULES: Observations”
#SCIENCERULES: The Elegant Universe
“We all love a good story. We all love a tantalizing #mystery. We all love the #underdog pressing onward against seemingly insurmountable odds. We all, in one form or another, are trying to make sense of the world around us. “
#ScienceRules: One Bottle of Oil
So, what’s the point of holding on to a bottle of oil that 11 people paid for with their lives?
Because, some day, this bottle may be a throwback, an antique, a remembrance… more importantly, it could be a lesson. Perhaps even: an exhibit piece. An inspiration to do better? One can always hope.
#ScienceRules: UNLESS
“On this #EarthDay2020, and next year’s #EarthHour, #unless we choose to do better, it’s not going to get better.”
#ScienceRules: TO THE SKY
“The #astronauts, the #engineers, the #mathematicians, the #scientists of tomorrow are looking for inspiration at your table right now. “
Meteorologist Austen Onek 