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Daily Archives: 1 March 2011
Civitoma
Now, look, if what follows gets a bit sweary, you only have yourselves to blame. Mrs Crox, who is a journalist who’s been working remotely for ages, is just about to lose her job – and is unlikely to find … Continue reading
Posted in Apparitions, Blog Norfolk!, chthonic, Cromer, eldritch, erumpent, hieronymous bosch, London, pretentious feculent arse dribble, release of calcium from intracellular stores, the Great Wen
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In which I do my bit
For me, one of the highlights of Science Online 2011 was meeting @HistoryGeek – Holly Tucker, an Associate Professor at Vanderbilt University who teaches French and the history of medicine, and whose upcoming book Blood Work, a tale of murder … Continue reading
On the hairy nature of light
One of the least strange physical phenomena is that light behaves like a wave. Some of the time, at least. (The Younger Pawn asked if she could surf on light, if it was a wave. I said only if she … Continue reading
Posted in laser, light. wave, Pawns, science
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