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Wednesday, June 20, 2007
12:56:00 AM EDT
Hearing Nothing at the moment
Buffy the Vampire Slayer was one of the favorite television shows of geeks everywhere -- but could you actually learn something about physics from it? In her book The Physics of the Buffyverse, science writer Jennifer Ouellette argues that you can. Is she right? Is popular science writing really doing its job? And what's up with levitating frogs? It all gets answered in a revealing author interview, over at the Ficlets Blog.
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12:56:00 AM EDT
Hearing Nothing at the moment
Author Interview: Jennifer Ouellette
Buffy the Vampire Slayer was one of the favorite television shows of geeks everywhere -- but could you actually learn something about physics from it? In her book The Physics of the Buffyverse, science writer Jennifer Ouellette argues that you can. Is she right? Is popular science writing really doing its job? And what's up with levitating frogs? It all gets answered in a revealing author interview, over at the Ficlets Blog.
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6/20/07 6:37 PM
be well,
Dawn