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BIF-2 Day 2

Posted on October 5, 2006 by Brian Jepson

Saul Kaplan kicked things off with a re-cap of the previous day. I appreciated his focus on the interactions in the hallways and reception afterward. This is the part of conferences that has always appealed to me. He introduced today’s … Continue reading →

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Vatican Astronomer on Extra Terrestrials

Posted on October 13, 2005 by Brian Jepson

Boing Boing: “According the Independent Catholic News, the book, published by the Catholic Truth Society, raises such questions as: … Is Jesus Christ’s redemption valid for intelligent beings throughout the universe? or would other worlds have their own version of … Continue reading →

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Kirby Dots in Space

Posted on September 20, 2005 by Brian Jepson

Universe Today: “Astronomers from Case Western Reserve University have created the deepest, wide-view image of the Virgo Cluster of galaxies, which shows the faint web of starlight that connects the different galaxies together.” It’s a stunning picture. You can find … Continue reading →

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