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Claire L. Evans is a freelance science writer, science fiction critic, polymath, and musician. She has been writing Universe for five years and still doesn't know how to describe it.
January 31, 2006
Category: Earth
Definitely the final essay in this series. And no more politics. In a Universe first, I received in my cool email "box" yesterday a piece of rebuttal about the political implications of the tokes on String Theory in my last...
Posted by Claire L. Evans at 8:42 PM • 14 Comments •
January 28, 2006
Category: Space
The following is the second in a series of essays about the pragmatism of modern physics. It may be the last, because I am tripping out super-hard about this stuff and kind of want to start thinking about the ocean...
Posted by Claire L. Evans at 12:24 PM • 6 Comments •
January 19, 2006
Category: Space
The following blather is the first part in a continuing series of essays addressing the inherent pragmatism of modern physics. Let's call this a "Primer" on String Theory. So, string theory is in trouble. For those readers who haven't watched...
Posted by Claire L. Evans at 4:54 PM • 7 Comments •
January 18, 2006
Category: Human
In a classic temporal reversal, this advanced self-publishing machine (ie, the "web-log") has been converted into a bi-monthly print column in the LA Alternative, a Los Angeles-area lifestyle newspaper, now the only alternative weekly in the city since the LA...
Posted by Claire L. Evans at 11:44 AM • 7 Comments •
January 8, 2006
Category: Problems
I am interested in the way scientific language changes with the passing of time. A sincere science* text, which is by nature written towards objectivity, has no more purpose when its objective ideals are proven to be incorrect. In its...
Posted by Claire L. Evans at 12:27 AM • 7 Comments •
January 4, 2006
Category: Space
I have this concept I've been running around with for a while. It's called the "Fourth Grade Nightmare Fantasy." It functions on two basic scales: Microcosmic and Macrocosmic. Both sides of the spectrum, however, share the same basic gesture of...
Posted by Claire L. Evans at 4:22 PM • 0 Comments •
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