This Week in Science

[Dustin]

I'll try to post these every week if I remember.

[kelroy55]

The head transplant thing is a little creepy

[Plutonic Panda]

Yeah, pretty soon we'll have body transplants and we'll solve the cure for death!

[kelroy55]

Yeah, pretty soon we'll have body transplants and we'll solve the cure for death!

I doubt that, everything dies sooner or later.

[Plutonic Panda]

True. The sun, which gives us life, will eventually kill us.

[kelroy55]

True. The sun, which gives us life, will eventually kill us.

Naaaa we'll do that to ourselves before the sun gets a chance to.

[RadicalModerate]

This is all ASTOUNDINGLY cool. No kidding. really, it is.

(sorry for the knockoff vid as compared to the original, yet as Kurt Vonnegut--and Dr. Spock--used to say, "So It Goes")

[zookeeper]

The biggest news in science is it being SILENCED in Oklahoma. Huge story on Earthquakes, Big Money, Big Energy, Connections, & Corruption at:
EARTHQUAKES: Okla. agency linked quakes to oil in 2010, but kept mum amid industry pressure -- Tuesday, March 3, 2015 -- www.eenews.net

Being discussed in Politics section. But there isn't any bigger science news this week than the attempts to shut it down if it conflicts with $$$$.

[Urbanized]

Interesting. For that matter it also seems that it is somehow being silenced in traditional national and international media outlets.

[Dustin]