Friday, May 4, 2012
jtotheizzoe:

wnycradiolab:

kqedscience:

The atom ukulele!

So dorky!  So good!

Atomic formula AlOHa.
(Element 105  … yeah, Hahnium … sometimes you gotta make a stretch)

Oh my, oh my, I can feel the endless WANT welling up inside me…

jtotheizzoe:

wnycradiolab:

kqedscience:

The atom ukulele!

So dorky!  So good!

Atomic formula AlOHa.

(Element 105  … yeah, Hahnium … sometimes you gotta make a stretch)

Oh my, oh my, I can feel the endless WANT welling up inside me…

Sunday, April 22, 2012 Thursday, April 19, 2012
education,

jtotheizzoe:

Wollstonecraft

A Kickstarter project to create a pro-math, pro-science, pro-literature adventure novel that is for and about girls. It chronicles the detective agency of 11 year-old Ada (the world’s first computer programmer) and her friend Mary (the world’s first sci-fi author). They use their brains and their education to solve problems, just like real women do.

As the creator says, “If Jane Austen wrote about zeppelins and brass goggles, this would be the book.”

This is a project we can all get behind. Check it out, and support it!

(via Airship Ambassador — Kickstarter)

As soon as there’s some money on my account again…!

Monday, March 5, 2012
I say to the grown-ups, if you want to deny evolution and live in your world that’s completely inconsistent with everything we observe in the universe, that’s fine, but don’t make your kids do it because we need them.

Bill Nye

Mama, Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Deny Evolution

(via Big Think)

Monday, February 20, 2012

jtotheizzoe:

Science Nation Army

The White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army” recreated with sounds from a working science lab.

For more about how the video was made, check it out here.

(by IKNBlog)

My speakers can’t even handle that mean science-y bass.

Sunday, February 19, 2012
jtotheizzoe:

We’re a logical bunch, we Amuricans.

Although it’s not quite ALL the rest of the world, is it? Don’t the peeps over in the UK at least use some funky units of measurement, too?

jtotheizzoe:

We’re a logical bunch, we Amuricans.

Although it’s not quite ALL the rest of the world, is it? Don’t the peeps over in the UK at least use some funky units of measurement, too?

Wednesday, February 8, 2012
jtotheizzoe:

Beatrice the Biologist: Biology Doesn’t Support Gay Marriage Bans
When there’s such ravenous effort out there to classify marriage as only between a man and a woman, don’t you think we’d have a better definition of exactly what a “man” and a “woman” were? When you dig down into the alignments of and X and Y sex chromosomes, you come up with more gray area than black and white. Check out Beatrice’s full post for more.

Sex is not the binary system we think it is, and we can’t go around making rules about what people can and can’t do based on what anatomy happens to be between their legs. So on top of the fact that gay marriage bans are unconstitutional, unnecessary, and downright petty, they are also terribly unscientific.

Love the cartoons in this post:

jtotheizzoe:

Beatrice the Biologist: Biology Doesn’t Support Gay Marriage Bans

When there’s such ravenous effort out there to classify marriage as only between a man and a woman, don’t you think we’d have a better definition of exactly what a “man” and a “woman” were? When you dig down into the alignments of and X and Y sex chromosomes, you come up with more gray area than black and white. Check out Beatrice’s full post for more.

Sex is not the binary system we think it is, and we can’t go around making rules about what people can and can’t do based on what anatomy happens to be between their legs. So on top of the fact that gay marriage bans are unconstitutional, unnecessary, and downright petty, they are also terribly unscientific.

Love the cartoons in this post:

Wednesday, January 25, 2012
jtotheizzoe:

Yeah, sorry about the unicorns.
(via SMBC, design by Shawn Coss. You can buy this shirt)

jtotheizzoe:

Yeah, sorry about the unicorns.

(via SMBC, design by Shawn Coss. You can buy this shirt)

Saturday, January 14, 2012

jtotheizzoe:

othergeeks:

“The Page Turner,” by kinetic artist Joseph Herscher. The video features a Rube Goldberg machine with the sole purpose of turning the page. It is by far the best RM-machine I’ve ever witnessed.

As featured in this NY Times video interview. I’ll concur. Best Rube Golderg in recent memory, perhaps with the exception of OK Go.

*No guinea pigs were harmed in the making of this video

Yeah, but what about the hamster? Ö.Ö

Thursday, January 5, 2012
cwnl:

My good ol’ nature goggles :D

Here’s a short run-through of the process of sciencing.

cwnl:

My good ol’ nature goggles :D

Here’s a short run-through of the process of sciencing.

(Source: scipsy)