We encourage you to broadcast e-Skeptic to new potential subscribers. Sunday, April 29, K.C. Cole, author, Los Angeles Times science writer. How Scientists Peered Over the Edge of Emptiness and Found Everything. Los Angeles Times science writer K.C. Cole plunges into the void with today's top scientists and theorists, showing how the continuing search for ultimate nothingness is leading to a profoundly new understanding of the origins and nature of the universe. In this lecture based on her newly published book, K.C. Cole shows that in nothing there is everything.
Book signing follows lecture.
Last month's star party was cancelled due to weather. This Sunday should be clear and our last chance of the season to see Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars all clustered close together. We will probably meet at Mt. Wilson but a final decision will be announced at the Sunday lecture. An upcoming issue of Skeptic will be devoted entirely to anthropology controversies, including an 8700-word version of this essay. I can assure you that such letters are read and do count for something.