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Reflections on the cosmos and the scientific study thereof by Joel Marks. Tuesday, November 26, 2013. A Comet with Our Name on It? Published in the Connecticut Post. On November 25, 2013. But comets are not just pretty sights and photo ops. We now know from scientific inquiry what our medieval ancestors feared from superstition, namely, that a comet in the sky can be the harbinger of disaster. It may very well have been a comet that killed off the dinosaurs. The same could happen to us. What I find excee...

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Reflections on the cosmos and the scientific study thereof by Joel Marks. Tuesday, November 26, 2013. A Comet with Our Name on It? Published in the Connecticut Post. On November 25, 2013. But comets are not just pretty sights and photo ops. We now know from scientific inquiry what our medieval ancestors feared from superstition, namely, that a comet in the sky can be the harbinger of disaster. It may very well have been a comet that killed off the dinosaurs. The same could happen to us. What I find excee...

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Reflections on the cosmos and the scientific study thereof by Joel Marks. Tuesday, May 24, 2011. Not with a Whimper but a Bang. Published in Philosophy Now. Issue no. 79, pages 47-48. One reason may be some fallacious reasoning. The mainstream that has been dealing with this problem has apparently bought into a complacent approach based on reassuring but misleading probabilities. Statistically speaking, it would seem, very low indeed. The second misconception is the low probability itself. Suppose th...

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Reflections on the cosmos and the scientific study thereof by Joel Marks. Saturday, July 05, 2008. A Planet by any other Name. An exercise in astrometaphysics. Royal Institute of Philosophy), winter 2007, pp. 103-106. The issue naturally arose as to whether Pluto is itself more properly conceived as a Kuiper Belt planetoid than as a planet proper. How does one decide such a question? Mike Brown, the leader of the team that discovered 2003 UB313, refers to cultural phenomena as relevant. Aren't things wha...

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Philosophical Astronomy: Heaven Can Wait, But We Shouldn't

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Reflections on the cosmos and the scientific study thereof by Joel Marks. Saturday, March 16, 2013. Heaven Can Wait, But We Shouldn't. Published in the Connecticut Post. On March 16, 2013, page A8. But cities are laid waste from time to time, indeed, even by the weather: consider New Orleans. What the Chelyabinsk meteor portends is something even more devastating, namely, human extinction. Why aren’t we getting our act together to spare Homo sapiens. From the fate of the dinosaurs? The reasoning behind t...

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Philosophical Astronomy: A Comet with Our Name on It?

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Reflections on the cosmos and the scientific study thereof by Joel Marks. Tuesday, November 26, 2013. A Comet with Our Name on It? Published in the Connecticut Post. On November 25, 2013. But comets are not just pretty sights and photo ops. We now know from scientific inquiry what our medieval ancestors feared from superstition, namely, that a comet in the sky can be the harbinger of disaster. It may very well have been a comet that killed off the dinosaurs. The same could happen to us. What I find excee...

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Philosophical Astronomy: Our Whirling World

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Reflections on the cosmos and the scientific study thereof by Joel Marks. Saturday, December 01, 2007. Vol 36, no. 4, Fall 2007, pp. 28-31. Yes, everybody knows these things, but everybody is wrong. No, I am not suggesting that we return to the days of a stationary earth at the center of a cosmos that revolves around us. The point is rather that the earth turns more than most people think it does. Furthermore, what we see in the nighttime sky are the stars in our local neighborhood, so even if we were al...

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All of the Above: The Lowdown on the High Up. Short essays on astronomy by Joel Marks. Monday, November 29, 2010. This is one of three websites containing short essays I have written about astronomy. The present site describes and explains various astronomical phenomena and events. The two others are:. Which takes a more theoretical look at the subject,. A compilation of stargazing columns that appeared monthly for a couple of years in the. And here is a list of all. Of my publications on astronomy.

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All of the Above: The Lowdown on the High Up. Short essays on astronomy by Joel Marks. Monday, November 29, 2010. This is one of three websites containing short essays I have written about astronomy. The present site describes and explains various astronomical phenomena and events. The two others are:. Which takes a more theoretical look at the subject,. A compilation of stargazing columns that appeared monthly for a couple of years in the. And here is a list of all. Of my publications on astronomy.

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Reflections on the cosmos and the scientific study thereof by Joel Marks. Tuesday, November 26, 2013. A Comet with Our Name on It? Published in the Connecticut Post. On November 25, 2013. But comets are not just pretty sights and photo ops. We now know from scientific inquiry what our medieval ancestors feared from superstition, namely, that a comet in the sky can be the harbinger of disaster. It may very well have been a comet that killed off the dinosaurs. The same could happen to us. What I find excee...

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