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Picnics in Space by Universe

Posted 05 May 2009 | By | Categories: Claire Evans, Media, Watt Wilby Wilby | No Comments

from Claire Evans’s blog Universe In 1976, NASA Administrator James Fletcher noted that “The question, ‘What is feasible?’ can be finally answered only by future historians.” He was talking about the elaborate plans for space habitats the agency had spent a summer noodling over, but the same remark could have been made to the incredulous […]

The Omega Point loves us by Claire Evans

Posted 03 October 2008 | By | Categories: Claire Evans, Media, Watt Wilby Wilby | No Comments

April 26, 2006 10:34 AM This is going to get deep. I heard recently on BBC World Service that the Malaysian space program, itself a weird offshot of a 900 million dollar defense deal Malaysia recently struck with the Russians, is beginning to take shape. The 854 applicants to the program have been narrowed down […]

OK TO GO by Claire Evans

Posted 03 September 2008 | By | Categories: Claire Evans, Media, Universe, Video, Watt Wilby Wilby | No Comments

OK TO GO from universe on Vimeo. Chain of Hyper Space scenes from films. Collaboration with Mike Merrill. Part of the thing which is so appealing about Hyper Space scenes in films is the idea that something fantastic and unknown lies at the end of them. In fact, here are the primary uses of Warp […]

The Grid, a blogicle by Claire Evans

Posted 22 July 2008 | By | Categories: Claire Evans, Media, Watt Wilby Wilby | 1 Comment

From Claire’s blog Universe: The Large Hadron Collider is finally turning on. A quick step backwards: the LHC is a particle accelerator, the largest of its kind, underwritten by all the wild money in science, a ringed tunnel some 27 kilometers long, deep underground, crossing the French-Swiss border at four points. It’s been over twenty […]