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Did physicist/mathematician Soviet Viktor Safronov solve this "mystery"? By Dan Levitt. published 4 days ago Until the 1950s, ideas about planet formation were mostly dismissed as fanciful and few astronomers took the question seriously.  "For years, Viktor Safronov had the field of planetary formation, which he had created, virtually to himself. Most Soviet colleagues were skeptical and…

In the 1950s, Viktor Safronov, a young Soviet mathematician, was tasked with solving the problem of how the solar systems planets were formed. A decade later he had the answer — but it was largely ignored until an American graduate student passed Safronovs ideas on to NASA.

RadioACTive book club with Danny Quintana, author of Space and Ocean Exploration as the Alternative to WWIII, and Dan Levitt, author of What's Gotten Into You, The Story of Your Body's Atoms, from the Big Bang through Last Night's Dinner...

Groundbreaking on Aug. 16 marks start of first phase of KinVillage redevelopment

On this edition of Conversations, Dan Levitt talks with host Dan Skinner about "What’s Gotten Into You - The Story of Your Body’s Atoms, from the Big Bang Through Last Night’s Dinner.\”

Free event on June 10 inlcudes speakers, workshops and information booths

While Aaron Judge has "choice words" for Blue Jays' broadcasters Dan Shulman and Buck Martinez, Yankees' voice Michael Kay doesn't.

Plus Xzavion Curry on his role, Anthony DeSclafani on his slider, Craig Lefferts on his first glove, facts and stats galore, and more.

The event will also raise funds for KinVillage’s older adult programs and services.

Nothing you have done in your life fully prepares you for this challenging journey into the long-term care (LTC) system, writes Linda Bonenfant of North Vancouver