Annette Hein

School is impossible thanks to Zeno

Finals week is looming, and we’re all overwhelmed. Does it feel impossible to get to … School is impossible thanks to ZenoRead more

Columns

Chances are, you’ll be drinking some of the snow that fell last week. Our developed … Science Column: Laramie washes hands with mountain lakeRead more

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About nine trillion snowflakes fell on Prexy’s Pasture during the recent storm. The techniques I … Nine trillion snowflakes fell on Prexy’sRead more

Columns

Two recent announcements about university projects say a lot about our messed up priorities as … Athletics, science investment gap nonsensical, ‘football doesn’t light houses’Read more

Personally, I’d be thrilled if Wyoming never saw another oil well or coal mine. To … Beyond Oil and Gas?Read more

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The lawsuits over fracking have brought it back into the news; as with any controversial … A geologist On FrackingRead more

Last night’s talk by Dave Woetzel was disappointing. His five questions for evolutionists are unconvincing, … Dino Dave part 2: logical fallacies, poor science- even for someone who believes in GodRead more

In honor of Earth Month, which begins today, I suggest we all pledge to save … Celebrating AprilRead more

Time…the bane of college students. There’s never enough, especially the first week back from spring … Relax, It’s All RelativeRead more

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March 13, 1781, about 234 years ago, astronomer William Herschel discovered the planet Uranus. American … Uranus has a birthdayRead more

The chair you’re sitting on was once an exploding star. At least, the metal part … Science Column: Sitting on a SupernovaRead more

Listen up, Science Standard debaters: Students are thinking people, not sheets of blank paper. The … Adopt the Next Generation Science StandardsRead more