First impression of the Marestream: They’ve got a rainbow-powered spaceship horsebox! How cool is that!
Now having appreciated it in a child-opening-a-present sort of way, let’s examine it in a more academic-fan-overanalysis sort of way.
My father's a fan of classic radio. His favorite of which is the old CBS radio drama Suspense, but he has a couple of other shows that he's listened to over the years. I remember quite a few long car trips from when I was a kid that involved him putting on tapes of Suspense, or some other old-time radio series.
Sooo... well, I'm quickly approaching 50 followers. And I promised when I hit 30, that I would make an awesome art thingy just for you guys.
Well, I've decided to mash the two together.
And for a little hint at what it may be...
The Mare Stream shook as it zipped through a patch of turbulent air. Sunny smiled reassuringly as Misty fought to keep her balance. “The Mare Stream can take some getting used to. At least we're taking you on a secret surprise adventure! Are you excited?”
“Oh, yeah! Definitely!” Misty replied while getting to her hooves. “Uh, so, um... what is it?”
“We're going... to Zephyr Heights for the annual Equestria Cutie Blossom Science Fair!”
Hello everypony, I have some bad news. Last night at the age of 76, great scientist Stephen Hawking passed away
Is anyone up for the latest writing endurance test: the Mane Smelody Science Challenge? You write a blog post about a bit of interesting science linked to Mane Smelody, and if you can get through it, you tag a friend and they have to do it…
Yeah, I’m not sure that this is going viral…
Just returned from a week in my current favourite country Finland, where I went to a ShowScience workshop in Turku. I was travelling with a large suitcase full of physics toys. Just the basics: cloud chamber, silicon detector, radioactive objects, Lego kits, LHC posters; as well as an electron, proton, positron, Z boson; up, down, top, bottom, strange and anti-charm quark plushies; and laptop loaded with virtual model of ATLAS detector. I was very restrained in my packing compared to some
Continuing my scholarship of all things science writing and pony related, I have to report a chapter in the book Falling for Science (MIT Press). This is a collection of short accounts by scientists and engineers describing a particular toy, or random object, from their childhood, and how it led them, in a Cutie Mark Crusader fashion, to their special talent. Among the tales of Lego bricks, gear wheels, and home computers,
Wow... It's been a remarkably productive weekend for my writing. Not only have I been consistently(ish) updating Wanderlust, I've also put out not one, not two, but three new stories!
Ever wondered how to explain primordial and stellar nucleosynthesis to six year olds?
No?
Well on the off chance that you are ever called upon to perform such a duty, let me tell you the best way.
Twilight builds a model of an argon nucleus.
Apologies for not posting anything for a couple of weeks. I am sure you are all deeply missing my thrilling commentary on science and global politics. I have been rather tied up with science festival stuff for the last week. It’s amazing how much time organising even small events can take, but it’s always nice when young kids tell you that you're cool, and I got to play with some new science toys, including the LHC micro Lego model.
The Twilight's Castle playset is out—https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBJxXz5SxqE—with vanity chest, closet, and library book.
I think Twilight would install some additional features...
In his book Unweaving the Rainbow, Richard Dawkins challenges the idea that a scientific understanding of natural phenomena somehow lessens their beauty and the sense of awe that they inspire, and instead argues that the exact opposite is true. The title is from a quotation by Keats, who said, maybe in jest, that Newton had destroyed the poetry of the rainbow by 'reducing it to the prismatic colours'. (Incidentally Unweaving the Rainboom was my working title for
There's this silly meme going around on Twitter where you post four screenshots from films that you feel define you in some way.
Well.
This is messy but lots of us like to do AU's or create entire alternate universes. In this case I made up a game for it. For fun. This is free for anyone to use.
WHAT YOU NEED
>Dice or coin
>Piece of paper or word processor
>checklist at the bottom of the entry.
HOW TO PLAY
>Select two features at random to fill in the blank, the more outrageous the better.
Continuing my discussion of the particle physics in Daring Do and the Inexplicable Artifact. If you haven’t read the story yet, do so now.
aka Sunset Shimmer's Time to Shine in 2 minutes.
She blinded me! With science!!
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