Sci/Why

Canadian children's writers discuss science, words, and the eternal question - why?

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25 Jul 2014

Bright light in the night sky: Supermoons or perigean moons

Moon studies (courtesy NASA , Clementine trackers) By Marie Powell We've all heard stories about the full moon making people and ...

18 Jul 2014

Exploding Whales!

By Paula Johanson Whales are fascinating. Everything I can learn about whales makes whales more interesting to me -- from how deep they c...

11 Jul 2014

Quarantine Tent looks to the past in the discussion about vaccines

By Pippa Wysong When it comes to communicating science, talking to people in-person is still a valid approach. Often getting an idea or in...

4 Jul 2014

3D Printers Bring New Vision to Picture Books

Post by Helaine Becker Once in a Blue Moon (or in this case, a Goodnight, Moon), all your fields of interest wind up coinciding. Or coale...

Sci/Why Writers at Calgary convention When Words Collide

By Paula Johanson If you're in or near Calgary, AB in early August 2014, consider visiting the convention called When Words Collide . ...

27 Jun 2014

Bioblitzing: A New Outdoor Entertainment

by Jan Thornhill A bit more than a month ago my friend Tony invited me to help with the fungi portion of the 2014 Ontario Bioblitz . ...

20 Jun 2014

The Singing Lice (that are not lice)

Lepinotus patruelis , a common bark louse. Photo by David Jones By Judy Wearing “I think I have insects in my house,” the Bavarian ...

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