Mars crater hints at frozen water says Tennessee geologist
TN geologist Harry Moore, of the TDOT and a planetary think tank, reports a large crater north of Mars equator with a floor that may house frozen water ice. He cites reflective, smooth surfaces in several craters near Cydonia, suggesting possible shallow ice or melted water in the crater floor from ancient or recent heat sources. He notes theories include heat from impacts or cracks in bedrock releasing water and compounds for potential future exploration. The NASA Mars Global Surveyor imagery, released last fall, underpins his analysis of the Cydonia region.
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Wilson explores consilience and human nature in science
New York science writer Nicholas Wade reviews Edward O Wilson s Consilience The book argues for uniting knowledge across sociology economics arts and religion under scientific biology, proposing epigenetic rules shape human behavior and that evolution guides social instincts like altruism and patriotism, despite resistance from some scholars.
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Consilience and the Biology of Knowledge
The article surveys Edward O. Wilson and his book Confidence arguing that biology underpins knowledge across disciplines from economics to theology. It highlights his view that epigenetic rules shape minds and societies, the tension with social sciences, his personal background, and his call for a future where biology guides understanding while warning about altering human nature.
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Sky Watch Star Map Notes Libra Clues and Ancient Claws
Sky watch at 10 00 pm Sunday June 14 outlines Libra the Scales with roots in ancient astronomy. It explains Libra’s link to day night equality when the Sun entered the sign over 3000 years ago and how Scorpius was tied to Libra. Zubeneschamali and Zubenelgenubi are named for the claws, highlighting historical star atlas usage and color notes on Zubeneschamali. The viewer map can be held vertically with the user facing direction at the bottom. the outer circle marks the horizon and the map is accurate for the stated time. Compiled by Joe Rae, Hayden Planetarium NY.
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