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SCIENCE AND CULTURE
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This is a new section of Serendip . We hope and expect it to grow rapidly in the near future, and would be delighted to have suggestions about directions in which it could move.
Two cultures or one?
Science as "getting it less wrong"
Science as discovery or invention?
- A debate between Stuart Kauffman and John Horgan, from Hotwired's Brain Tennis
Science Matters: Research that could change how we think about ourselves
- Are we alone in the universe?
- New evidence about Mars, from Science magazine, with links onwards
- New evidence about Europa, from NASA
- Current Galileo status
- Current status of Mars Global Surveyor and Pathfinder missions
- The SETI Institute has updates, with nice links to the Drake Equation, and beyond
- Lessons from human evolution
- Multiple branches in our recent family tree?
- Homo erectus (Java man) contemporary with Neandertal, H.sapiens 30,000 years ago?
- New York Times, 13 December, 1996
- Science Research News (possible restricted access beginning 1997)
- The original article in Science (13 December 1996) (possible restricted access beginning 1997)
- Australian rock art from more than 70,000 years ago?
- New York Times, 21 September, 1996
- Commentary from Origins of Mankind website
- Caucasoids contemporary with Amerindians 8,000 years ago?
- New York Times, 30 September, 1996
- Update and commentary, from Archaeology OnLine News
Additional Resources
- General Academic Resources
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