brian cox

For those down under http://www.theaustralian.com.au/higher-education/planet-9-search-goes-on/news-story/37811e566e0bd685ae427dbd36bf9ead Lots of cool hands on science with an interactive aspect that drew a million fresh crowd sourced analysis Join in the hunt...

http://science.discovery.com/tv-shows/wonders-with-brian-cox This is a nature show from a physicist's perspective because life is as constrained by the laws of physics as everything else in the universe. In fact, physical and chemical constraints were the first things to naturally select...

For those in the UK with an interest in nuclear fusion, the following is on BBC Four at 8pm this evening:Horizon: Can We Make a Star on Earth? Despite decades of dedicated work, nuclear fusion researchers have been unable to produce electricity capable of supplying a national grid. This...

I originally purchased this book as an impulse buy at the front counter of my favorite bookstore while waiting to check out. it seemed interesting enough despite the fact that I felt I had already studied the subject and the math enough to understand the concept very well, how wrong I was. This...

From Martin Robbins 'The Lay Scientist' blog in the Guardian newspaper: Astrologers angered by stars. "Professor Brian Cox and Dara O'Briain have unleashed the wrath of Britain's astrologers with their comments about the ancient art on BBC2's "Stargazing Live" show, with the result that the...

http://science.discovery.com/videos/wonders-of-the-solar-system/ I normally have a very difficult time watching "mainstream" astronomy videos these days, but I must say I fully enjoyed the Wonders of the Solar System by Professor Brian Cox. His use of Earth scenery, and to a lesser extent...

Not sure if I have posted this in the right part of the forum, and I deeply appologise if it is not (and please feel free to delete it or take appropriate action if that is the case). But I was wondering if anybody eles was listening to the wonderful radio show "Infinite Monkey Cage", with Robin...

Sorry for the late notice, I've been away. :) In the latest episode of the BBC Radio series, Great Lives, Brian Cox chooses Carl Sagan as his subject. The programme is downloadable as a podcast for those outside the UK for the next couple of days (it will also be on BBC iplayer for those in...