IdeaFestival (Free subscription) | yesterday
According to his website, IdeaFestival '07 speaker Michio Kaku will debut a new series December 1 on the Science Channel, "Sci-Fi Science," or the "physics of the impossible." For a glimpse into what I'm sure will be one provocative topic,...
SciGuy (Free subscription) | yesterday
I recently had the chance to grab a few minutes with theoretical physicist Michio Kaku, of the City College of New York, who is among the world's most well known popularizers of science. The interview is kind of scatter-shot, but...
MBV (Free subscription) | yesterday
... but also by the works of John Cale, Brian Eno, Ennio Morricone, Glenn Branca, Robert Smithson, Michio Kaku, Adonis and Art Bell. But what’s the point of reading all this long-winded description when you can just click on the player above and make up your own damn mind? So listen to it already! And we also have a copy of the Almanac vinyl to give away– and it’s a beautiful piece of...
Webeufobelievers (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
... disclosure being announced by a non-partisan spokesperson, perhaps an esteemed scientist like Michio Kaku, who explains that an ET presence has been engaging with the human race, and this had been kept from the public because of security reasons. There is evidence that ET propulsion and technology has been covertly studied and developed over the last 60 years, and it's time to share...
You Are Here... (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Last night’s tv featured an episode of the science programme Horizon, entitles Who’s Afraid of a Big Black Hole? The programme featured a posse of eminent physics brains such as the ubiquitous Michio Kaku (who by the way should really get his hair cut - he’s starting to look far too image conscious) and Lawrence Krauss [...]
The complete works of TGR Worzel (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
The BBC did a pretty good job of explaining black holes on Horizon: Who's afraid of a big black hole? , last night. The photography was a little distracting from what was being said, the cameraman & director seemed to be chasing an award I think, but what was actually said on the programme explained the subject quite well. I was also a little bit distracted by how visually similar Prof. Michio...
