List of Lists: 2015 Edition | Vol. 3 / No. 9.4
It’s that time of year again: a list of lists to end your year, in handy point form! Science: AAAS Science has three lists worth checking out: the top ten science news stories, top fifteen […]
Month: December 2015
The Year in Photos | Vol. 3 / No. 9.3
At This Week In Tomorrow we rely on photographers making their artwork available for use, mostly under creative commons licenses, to make our posts a little prettier. As we reach the end of the year, […]
On Techno-“Skepticism” | Vol. 3 / No. 9.2
I just finished reading this piece over at the Washington Post, and it got me thinking about the idea of anti-technology sentiment and the way it seems to pop up here and there. So-called techno-“skepticism” […]
Your Monday Crazy | Vol. 3 / No. 9.1
No, this is not evidence Romans visited North America. *** So, even though the tiniest bit of googling reveals the story to be wrong, it keeps popping up in my feed. “New Report on Oak […]
Landing SpaceX, Holding InSight, and Producing Plutonium-238 | Vol. 3 / No. 9
It’s been quite the week for ups and downs: from the successful launch and landing of SpaceX’s Orbcomm-2 mission to the indefinite hold placed on the Mars InSight mission to the restart of Plutonium-238 production […]
Fabiola Gianotti Takes The Helm | Vol. 3 / No. 8.5
Today’s post happens to be our 300th here at This Week In Tomorrow, and I can’t think of a better way to celebrate it (on Christmas Day, no less) than with some good news about […]
To The Internet! | Vol. 3 / No. 8.4
Because of the impending religio-cultural holiday I’ll be participating in tomorrow and the surrounding social madness, this Thursday’s post is just a quick one. The Israel Antiquities Authority has announced that a six-month mystery has […]
Ten Science and Skepticism Blogs You Need to Read in 2016 | Vol. 3 / No. 8.3
I don’t normally do end-of-the-year lists — except for my annual list of year-end lists, which will be happening again, I can assure you — but as a self-described internet bottom-feeder, I do have one […]
A World First: SpaceX Returns First Stage | Vol. 3 / No. 8.2
SpaceX just did something nobody has ever done before. In an absolutely spectacular launch on the winter solstice, the company not only returned to flight after a half-year hiatus, they did so in style, for […]
Your Monday …Crazy? | Vol. 3 / No. 8.1
So the Independent is reporting that there are two men who are trying to raise money. They’re doing it to get a new key made for a tomb in a cemetery in Brompton, which is in […]