The Brothers Barton, talking armchair science from their armchairs. No politics, no guilt trips—it’s science!
Dreams and schemes in space For our last episode on space and space travel, we take a look at the private business based space programs. Here’s an...
The Columbia’s last flight 17 years after the space shuttle Challenger broke up during launch, the space shuttle Columbia broke up during reentry....
The Challenger’s last flight In January of 1986, the space shuttle Challenger came apart 73 seconds after launch. We take a look at what happened...
The space shuttle With 135 missions over a 30 year period, the STS was enormously successful. It will take another episode or two to cover, but we start...
Spider silk? Brother Phil and I were on the porch the other day, and the topic swung round to the amazing mechanical strength of spider web. He bumped...