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  1. Pointlessly geeky fact: 33 is the number of Pi digits required to manifest all ten numerals at least once: 3.14159265358979323846264338327950

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  2. Mar 14

    Ten days ago my interview with Stephen Hawking first aired on . We offer here a commercial-free posting of that show. With & [Video: 46 min]

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  3. Mar 13

    His passing has left an intellectual vacuum in his wake. But it's not empty. Think of it as a kind of vacuum energy permeating the fabric of spacetime that defies measure. Stephen Hawking, RIP 1942-2018.

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  4. Mar 12

    In five-billion years, as the Sun begins to die, its outer layers of glowing plasma will expand stupendously, engulfing the orbits of Mercury, then Venus, as the charred ember that was once the oasis of life called Earth vaporizes into the vacuum of space. Have a nice day!

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  5. Mar 11

    Odd, isn't it. Every reason given for Daylight Saving Time in summer months could just as well apply to winter months.

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  6. Mar 6

    A square spiral. Also, a reminder of why somebody invented Elevators. Pilgrim Monument,…

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  7. Mar 5

    Bears repeating: Creativity that satisfies & affirms your world view is Entertainment. Creativity that challenges & disrupts your world view is Art.

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  8. Mar 1

    Apparently, after his show ended, ’s Cleveland went into Space. He now plays an actor named Mike Henry, who plays an alien named Dann on . ()

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  9. Feb 27

    Yup. She’s all that. The interview with . “Singing Science” On &

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  10. Feb 24

    If the were a bit geekier, they would measure aerial acrobatics in Radians. Every half-rotation is Pi Radians, making it easier to track and say how many rotations were executed. You're just counting Pi’s.

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  11. Feb 24

    If there’s anything we’ve learned from the aerial acrobatics of 2018 Winter , it’s which numbers are fractionally and fully divisible by 360 degrees.

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  12. Feb 24

    A subject is scientifically controversial when actively debated by legions of scientists, not when actively debated by the public, the press, or by politicians.

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  13. Feb 20

    A Puffin in profile, posing as if they know in advance they’re more photogenic that way.…

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  14. Feb 18

    Feb 18, 1930, Clyde Tombaugh discovered Pluto. The little ice-ball is so far away, it has barely finished 1/3 of its 248-year orbit around the Sun

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  15. Feb 18

    Feb 18, 2018: Eighty-eight years ago today, Clyde Tombaugh of the discovered Pluto -- a legit planet until cemented its dwarf-planet fate, then confessed it in his twitter handle. (I was merely an accessory.)

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  16. Feb 16

    Evidence collected over many years, obtained from many locations, indicates that the power of Prayer is insufficient to stop bullets from killing school children.

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  17. Feb 14

    Just an FYI: The proper word for someone from Venus, -- the planet of love, beauty, and its consequences — is “Venereal.” But medical doctors took the word before astrophysicists did. So we’re stuck with “Venusians”.

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  18. Feb 10

    Not enough of us are impressed by plants whose vitality require no more than a crack in the…

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  19. Feb 9

    They run into burning buildings as we flee them. They approach where bullets are fired as we frantically escape the danger. They mobilize for natural disasters as we shudder in fear of our lives. First Responders -- a rare & cherished subset of our species.

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  20. Feb 8

    Like others, I too noticed that as the game wore on, Tom Brady looked more and more deflated.

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