Impact cratering
Is neat, but crazies like to
Abuse the science.
To end 2016, we have some crater-related pseudoscience. This is an episode where I talked about three different claims related to impact craters and how two of them misuse and abuse impact craters as a way to make their brand of pseudoscience make sense, in their own minds. The third claim falls under the “bad headlines” category and I get to address the Gambler’s Fallacy.
I’m still experimenting with a new microphone setup and you can hear the audio change tone noticeably part-way through. That’s when I moved my computer from off to the side so I was talking into the side of the microphone to more in front of me so I was talking into the top of the microphone. I also have a new laptop and figured out that the clicking/crackling that’s been in some recent episodes is when I stop recording, start again, and for a few seconds, every fraction of a second, the computer just records nothing for a much tinier fraction of a second. In this episode, I spent an extra half-hour editing all those out so there’s much less of it.
Reblogged this on Talmidimblogging and commented:
Happy New Year!! Also glad to here you’re now on Google Play!!
Comment by Vincent S Artale Jr — December 31, 2016 @ 5:29 pm |
Happy New Year Stuart!!
All the best for the coming year.
Comment by Graham — December 31, 2016 @ 6:51 pm |
Woot! (and not because I got a mention)
Listening to you on Monster Talk! I remember in the mid-1990s that I had to explain to my little boys they did not have to worry about Planet X (I read about it on Phil Plait’s first website). Yeah, I really “love” doomsayers.
Comment by Chris — January 11, 2017 @ 10:33 pm |