BBC Science && Our Universe
• BBC: Universe ‘child of previous one’
I hate journalists’ writing about science because they often times report about something they themselves didn’t quite understand and usually end up writing misleading and pseudoscientific articles. And even though BBC is usually better than the rest of the bunch, in this case I was left with the impression that BBC journalist Sarah Cruddas had no clue what she was writing about. I wish I could learn more about this particular research from the original sources. But today there was a party at a Microsoft’s Vice-president’s house (which is a technological marvel!) and I had too much red wine, so I’ll have to postpone that until I get sober.
And I’d like write a separate blog entry about their house. It’s like a fancy spaceship from a very good sci-fi movie. But it’s for real.
May 19th, 2006 at 4:32 pm
Hi there,
Im Sarah Cruddas the journalist and Astrophysicist who wrote tht artile, maybe you could be so kind as to explain what you don’t understand about the artilce?
August 1st, 2008 at 1:23 pm
i totally agree, it makes hardly any sense?
I have a feeling shes watched a little to many sci-fi movies. DW
December 1st, 2008 at 10:03 pm
We have all been discussing this article on our science forum and it makes total sense to us.
August 6th, 2009 at 10:48 pm
Hi Sarah
Don’t know anything about this article but thought this might be a way to contact you. Remember Jim Dumsday’s Science Club - and the competition that you won?
I went to a wedding of one of his Science Club members a few weeks ago and met up with several other Science Club members. We got to taliing about the presentations that got the select few to Alabama and disagreed on what your presentation was.
Please can you remind me?
Yvonne Dumsday
ps Millie says long time no hear.