Science in the Bluegrass — Creation and creationism
byIf you drive east along Interstate 64 heading toward downtown Louisville, you cannot miss the creationist billboard recently erected near the 22nd Street exit….
If you drive east along Interstate 64 heading toward downtown Louisville, you cannot miss the creationist billboard recently erected near the 22nd Street exit….
There is some interesting new work out of the Vatican Observatory. Dennis Danielson of the University of British Columbia and I have an exciting…
Anyone who has ever worked in science knows the value of mathematics in trying to discover the hidden treasures of science. Sometimes the math…
This summer, Pope Leo XIV paid a visit to the historic telescopes of the Vatican Observatory at Castel Gandolfo, south of Rome. It is…
When I joined the faculty at Mercy Academy in 2009, I was invigorated by the prospect of teaching biology at a Catholic high school….
The Gospel of Matthew tells of “magi from the east” arriving in Jerusalem, seeking “the newborn king of the Jews.” Why? They “saw his…
“How do I learn more about what the Vatican Observatory does? Who provides the support for that?” Those are questions I like to hear. …
There was beauty in April’s total solar eclipse. We could see it. I saw both the 2017 and 2024 eclipses. Seen through a telescope,…
There is less science in the Bluegrass these days. The University of Louisville’s Rauch Planetarium closed to the public during the pandemic; it has…
As a graduate student, I heard a fascinating lecture by Nobel-prize-winning chemist Roald Hoffmann on his “side project,” a chemical/historical exploration of indigo dye….
