MTV wants to remake Rocky Horror (with new songs, yet). Why can't studios leave classics alone? Go give your opinion. (NSFW language through the link.) (Thanks to Wil Wheaton for pointing this out.)
Bob
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Today I remembered a funny situation from where I was living in London in
mid 2000s for a little while. I had just visited a heavy metal pub in Soho
after ...
Death of journalism?
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I'd imagine most, if not all, readers of this blog recognize the name
Dennis Overbye and therefore might find this somewhat personal story
interesting.
Ha...
Ep. 764: Cleared For Launch!
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Astronomy Cast Ep. 764: Cleared For Launch! By Fraser Cain & Dr. Pamela Gay
Streamed live September 17, 2025. This week, we look at the process behind
rock...
A Reversal of Cosmic Expansion?
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[image: A Reversal of Cosmic Expansion?]
We all relate to the awe that views of distant galaxies inspire. It’s first
of all the sheer size of things that ...
Physics Week in Review: January 19, 2019
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Among this week's highlights: the fluid dynamics of hagfish snot, LIGO
disputes claims of galaxy-warped gravitational waves, and measuring gravity
by dropp...
We've Moved!
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Twisted Physics is no more! Or at least, it's no longer a separate blog.
All the Discovery News Space bloggers have joined together to form one big
happy f...
End of year review
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The story of the year is undoubtedly the fall of investment banking and
governments rushing to inject tax payers money into what was left. But
physicists h...
Progress
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March 24th is Ada Lovelace day. For more information, see
http://www.pledgebank.com/AdaLovelaceDay Here is my Ada Lovelace post: I
really struggled to co...
Light at the end of the tunnel...
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I have to try and squeeze in a few last minute rocket launches tomorrow,
which are going great by the way. The best time so far is 9 seconds, which
doesn't...
Dragon*Con Sunday
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Woke up a bit later today, definitely feeling more sluggish. We grabbed
breakfast at the hotel, packed up our backpacks full of goodies and
electronics ...
Is the Tech Really Ready For a Home Android
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Recently the company 1X announced NEO, an in-home autonomous (sort of)
android all purpose robot, for a cost of $20,000. This has been a vision of
futuri...
Both g-2 anomalies
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Two months ago an experiment in Berkeley announced a new ultra-precise
measurement of the fine structure constant α using interferometry
techniques. This w...
Graham Platner is an Embarrassing Liar
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Last month, I talked about “cointelpro,” the secret US government plan to
infiltrate leftist groups in order to discredit and disrupt them. I
specifically ...
Why I am not an atheist
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Jk u guize. Technically I still am an atheist. I don’t believe in any
supernatural beings, homeopathy, telepathy, alien conspiracy theories, etc.
When I sa...
Toward a greater good: TMT & Starlink
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[N.B. This post has been bouncing around in my head since I was in Hawaii
for the American Astronomical Society Meeting several weeks ago. I haven’t
writ...
Do the Clouds of Venus Really Host Life?
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[image: Do the Clouds of Venus Really Host Life?]
On the surface (you’re welcome for the joke), Venus is not even close to
being hospitable to life. But ...
Car Size
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[image: 'They really shouldn't let those small cars drive in traffic. I
worry I'm going to kill someone if I hit one! They should have to drive on
the side...
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