On Monday, I found myself swept along by the solar eclipse enthusiasm without really meaning to be. I didn't travel, content with the 80% or so of an eclipse experienced in the Pittsburgh area where I live. I didn't buy any special viewing equipment--not because I doubted the risks, but because I figured I'd use a pinhole viewer if I watched at all. And yet when the moment arrived, I found myself outside with a small group from the office building where I work, sharing a pair of special glasses graciously offered by a … [Read more...] about Science Corner: There Goes the Sun
fine-tuning argument
Improbability not equal to impossibility
I have truly enjoyed the opportunity to connect with Zak Schmoll. I pray God's blessing upon his labors as an assistant underwriter beginning of an MBA program with a desire to teach accounting blogging through the Bible one chapter at a time competing in power soccer (click here to see a picture). AND whatever else God has in store for him. To God be the glory! ~ Thomas B. Grosh IV, Associate Director of ESN, editor of ESN's blog and Facebook Wall. ----------- As a Christian who believes … [Read more...] about Improbability not equal to impossibility