# science
How people use the word "theory" when it comes to science shows how badly we teach them about the scientific method.
# science
Black holes are often described as tears in space and time. But that's not what they really are. What they really are is so much stranger...
# astrobiology
Ancient astronaut enthusiasts are sure that humans were created by alien experiments. And this time, they say they have tangible proof.
# science
Theoretical warp drives keep finding more ways to kill their users and everything around them. This time, with artificial black holes.
# astrobiology
Statistically, and scientifically, the aliens are out there. The only question is how long it will take us to find them.
# science
A quick and dirty Q&A session about how this blog works behind the scenes based on readers' most common questions.
# science
Chris Mooney and GQ Magazine want readers to ask "Hey, who's that nerd posing with my favorite rock star?"
# space
Astrologers are irate because, apparently, we didn't ask the Moon for its consent to be probed.
# science
Got an idea the scientific community isn't listening to? Forget more research and peer review! Go to the people with a conspiracy theory!
# space
Astronomers weigh a black hole so massive, it wasn't born from an imploding star but from massive nebulae crushed by its own gravity.
# politics
People are reading more articles with which they agree, and are twisting satire and humor to fit their existing worldview, even when they're told they're being mocked.
# science
Sometimes the legal system won't teach you a lesson. Physics might step in long before they do.
# science
Warp drives might not just be the fastest way to explore the universe. They might also be weapons of mass destruction on a stellar scale.
# science
Whataboutism between science and religion in the media means only one thing: the writers simply don't understand science.
# science
Quantum physics are weird, but they're probably not fill-the-universe-with-galaxy-group-sized-subatomic-particles weird...
