Cdr V Srivatsan·4d agoThe Pluto ParadoxTwenty years after its demotion, a small cold world is still teaching the rest of us how to hold a position.
R L Higgins·Oct 20When a Definition Pretends to Be a Law of NatureStructural Systems Analysis of Planetary Classification, Dynamical Dominance, and Explanatory Authority
Vinanti Sarkar ... VoicesofWomenWorldwide·Oct 18Mars Is Calling. Have We Learned to Live Together Yet?Inspired by Christyl Rivers, PhD’s “Perseverance Is Roving Mars, Will We Live There?” Pack your bags, humanity. We’re going to Mars.A response icon1A response icon1
R L Higgins·Oct 17What Does a Scientific Definition Actually Explain?Structural Systems Analysis of Physical Evidence, Classification Boundaries, and Explanatory Authority
R L Higgins·Oct 13YOU NEED A STAR FOR THAT?! A SCIENTIFIC AND MUSICAL CRITIQUERogue Planets, Screaming Guitars, and the Great Astronomical Dunce-Hat Distribution
R L Higgins·Oct 13Rogue Worlds Everywhere: An SSA Investigation of the Potentially Vast Population Beyond…Beyond the Star-Centered Model: Rogue Planet Populations, Competing Abundance Estimates, and the Structural Systems Analysis of Planetary…
InYGBFKMbyYou Gotta Be Freakin' Kidding Me·Oct 13The Whole Planet Has Tipped Four Times. It’s Tipping Now.At four distinct moments across 320 million years, the entire solid Earth, crust and mantle together, slipped relative to its own spin…
Rutger Strootman·Sep 16The two faces of oxygen: How the Earth-Ribosome mines its own skyThe conventional narrative treats Earth as a dry, passive rock that depended on a chaotic cosmic accumulation of comets and asteroids to…
Rutger Strootman·Sep 14The Membrane-Less Workshops: Biomolecular Condensates and Cosmic CrowdingThe current vision of astrophysics approaches the distribution of interstellar gas and stellar nurseries as a sequence of localized…
Purnachandra Patro·Sep 13Why Monday Follows Sunday: The Weekday Order Is a Fossil of the Number 24Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn. That sequence isn’t brightness, distance, or speed — it’s the remainder left over when…
