Eric Skoglund

So NASA finally discovers life on earth. http://bit.ly/ReCzD

Well it's not as weird as it sounds. NASAs LCROSS (Lunas CRater Observation and Sensing Satellite) did a calibration test on earth to test its scietific instruments that will attempt to find water on the moon.

You can read more about the mission at http://lcross.arc.nasa.gov/mission.htm

Where did we come from?

What are we made of and how did we came to be?

Some of the most challenging and I would say interesting questions that science could ask (and hopefully, someday answer). When we discovered the atom we thought that it was the smallest building block of the universe. But then we discovered the things inside atoms, and then things inside the things that was inside the atoms!

A 150 years ago Darwin wrote a book that would lay the foundation of almost every branch of modern… Continue

Following a thread that I created last night I've created a new group here on geeks.
It can be found at Geek Labs

So tomorrow (or today writing this at 01:36) is earth hour.
If you don't know what earth hour is go to www.earthour.com, it started in Australia and has now grown to a global event. Many countries and cities have signed up to turn of their lights (they are aiming for 1 billion people this time) at 8:30 for one hour to show that we the people of earth want change.

What has prompted me to write this is because of a news article in the Swedish metro that was published on Thursday. It was an interv… Continue

Thanks everybody that wished me a happy birthday!