Laser show: critics charge that the Pentagon's antisatellite laser test could set a dangerous precedent

Article Abstract:

Critics of the US' antisatellite laser maintain that the failed test of the US could force other countries to speed up their antisatellite weapons development and Sen Tom Harkin maintains that the antisatellite tests are 'unnecessary and provocative'.

Interpretation and construction, Political aspects, Anti-satellite weapons, Antisatellite weapons

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Faith-based reasoning

Article Abstract:

Editorial given on the reaction from the scientific community to the missile defense policy of the United States in regards to the Kyoto Protocol.

Editorial, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Bush, George W., Ballistic missile defenses, Ballistic missile defences

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Curiosity rhymed the cat

Article Abstract:

Hundreds of responses in the form of limericks were received to the request for help in understanding Schrodinger and his famous cat.

Works, Limericks

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