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A Revolution in Cosmology?
Only five centuries ago, not even the blink of an eye in time when compared to the age of the universe, humanity’s vision extended but a little beyond Saturn. Our ancestors envisioned a universe both limited and orderly. The telescope … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Space
Tagged Big Bang, black hole, Copernican Revolution, corpuscular universe, cosmology, dark energy, dark matter, Edwin Hubble, Einstein Revolution, Explore the Universe, extrasolar planets, hubble space telescope, m-branes, M-theory, Milky Way, Mount Wilson Observatory, multiple dimensions, Pasadena
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Proposed Historical Paper: “The Battle over Cosmology in Recent America: Intelligent Designers, Science Communicators, and the Home Schooling Movement”
I will be participating in an historical workshop at the University of Manchester on the intersection of “Science, Religion, and Entertainment Media” in June 2014. I am proposing the following paper. Comments are welcome. “The Battle over Cosmology in Recent America: … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Politics, Religion, Science
Tagged big bang theory, Copernican Revolution, cosmology, creationism, young Earth creationism
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Wednesday’s Book Review: “Science and Religion: A Historical Introduction”
Science & Religion: A Historical Introduction. Edited by Gary B. Ferngren. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2002. This is a fascinating edited collection of essays on several episodes of the confluence of science and religion in Western Civilization. Intended … Continue reading