Silence accomplices and sexual harassment
Recently, result of a study published about the sexual harassment against the women journalists in Iran. The study has conducted by “Asr-e-Ertebatat” monthly magazine.
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Injured shoulder of the hunter
Betelgeuse, formally known as the brightest star of the constellation Orion, acting weirdly lately. Some consider this behavior as an indicator for imminent, chaotic and magnificent death of Betelgeuse. But astronomers are not sure about it.
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A Few Remarks About Canada Election 2019
Monday, October 21st, Canadians cast their ballots to chose their representatives in the Parliament, and decided the fate of Canada’s next government.
These are a few random thoughts about this election.
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The Man Who Refused to Hide Behind a Mask
A short review of ‘Permanent Record’
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An Exoplanet with Water
Did we really find a habitable planet? Not by a long shot.
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What can we learn from Mauna Kea resistance?
Before you call it the battle between science and ignorance, Think again.
In the last few weeks, ‘kia’i mauna’ have been protesting the development of infrastructure of TMT (Thirty Meter Telescope). This Telescope is going to be built on one of the most sacred summits of Hawaii.
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The world of noises
Digital media is playing a role similar to an amplifier. It has a great capability to amplify the voices. It also can amplify all the noises in the world.
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Sexism is harmful even if you are ‘Startalk’
On Monday, March 18th the official account of Startalk Radio republished a meme which many find it offensive.
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The Face of the Devil
New Zealand, and to be frank, all of humanity, once again, faced the devil yesterday (March 14th).
Originally published at SWAMP
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‘Artemis’: A Book Review
Andy Weir’s Artemis is an adventure story that happens on the moon. While the science foundation and accuracy of this book are as strong as his last blockbuster novel, The Martian, the characters are suffering from lack of developments and they fall into the trap of known clichés.
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