It’s fascinating to think about how unique our perception of the world is. We like to think that everyone experiences the world in the same way we do but we…
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David Klemke
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We’ve all been there at one stage in our lives, one minute we’re standing next to a perfectly fine piece of transparent silica (commonly referred to as glass) and the…
David Klemke
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One of the strangest phenomena I’ve ever read about in our solar system (and there are many, like Venus spinning in the opposite direction to everyone else, but that’s a…
David Klemke
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The quest to understand our origins is an innate part of our psyche as humans. You can see evidence of this stretching as far back as we kept records as…
David Klemke
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Carl Sagan was a great man. A long time advocate for the sciences he inspired a generation of new scientists with his influence, from the simple things like his lectures…
David Klemke
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There was no defining point in my life where I became a sceptic. More it was a gradual realisation that my preferred way of interacting with the world was questioning…
David Klemke
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I was watching one of the latest Mythbusters episodes recently when I noticed a strange phenomenon that looked oddly familiar. The experiment in question was testing the myth that a…
David Klemke
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I loved Sonic the Hedgehog as a kid mostly because I could simply point myself in a single direction, mash the spin button and then watch as he flitted from…
David Klemke
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We’re a country of polluters, there’s no question about that. In terms of world ranking we seem to hover around 11th in per capita pollution, beating other big polluters like…
David Klemke
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Everyone can relate to the frustration of having a drawer full of batteries that are in an unknown state of charge. For most people the only method they have to…