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Rabbit Holes and Physicists During my adult life I have been continuously falling into rabbit holes. As explained here; “What is an internet rabbit hole? Just like the infamous example from Alice in Wonderland, a rabbit hole is a never-ending path into the unknown. One thing leads to another, and suddenly you’re learning about everything and anything under the sun. When Alice fell down into the literal and figurative rabbit hole, she discovered a whole new world. An internet rabbit hole is a twist on Lewis Carrol’s classic. Instead of being confined by physical books and literature, th...

Rian Keating is a bit of a surprise. He totally sneaks up on you when you least expect it. A seemingly shy, quiet, unassuming man who is seen in the audience at every nightclub act and cabaret show in town, he always greets you warmly, with a sincerity that is refreshing in a jaded world filled with cynicism and people working an angle. He asks for no more than to be allowed the pleasure of your company, the privilege of supporting your artistry, and the occasional piece of trivia that he has tucked away for just the right moment. Then comes the surprise.

Why geese legs don't freeze and other fascinating facts of how Alberta wildlife survives the polar vortex Some birds enter a nightly hibernation, others have a specially designed pouch in their throat that they pack full of seeds before they retire for a cold night. These are just some of the things that help Alberta's creatures survive the deep freeze. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Feb 09, 2021 7:08 PM MT | Last Updated: February 12 There are only three options for Alberta creatures during extreme weather conditions and that is to either migrate, hibernate or tolerate.(Ian Black/CBC)

Why Do So Many Astronomy Discoveries Fail To Live up To the Hype? 22/01/2021 An image of Venus taken by the Akatsuki Ultraviolent Imager. Photo: DARTS archive + Meli thev/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Britons who switched on their TVs to “Good Morning Britain” on the morning of September 15, 2020, were greeted by news not from our own troubled world, but from neighbouring Venus. Piers Morgan, one of the hosts, was talking about a major science story that had surfaced the previous day, informing his viewers that “there may be some form of life on Venus.” Astronomers, he r...

John Phelan THE top goal-scorers at Crook Town FC, when the club was it's peak in the 1950s, included legends like Ronnie Thompson (32 goals in 1952-53, and 39 goals in 1953-54), Ken Harrison (54 goals in 1954-55 and 23 in 1955-56), before Brian Keating (30 goals in 1958-59) and Seamus O'Connell (41 goals in 1959-60). It is easy to forget Peter Duffy, who was top scorer with 31 goals for the Black and Ambers in 1957-58, his only season at Crook. This included a club record seven goals scored in a 10-1 win over Whitby in November 1957. Peter also hit two important goals for Crook at Wh...