Today, events such as Earth Day and the combined international efforts to complete and man the ISS are offshoots of the original cooperative Sputnik mission of 1957.

Over a century after Einstein’s first papers on relativity were published, it is challenging to contemplate what has yet to be revealed.

How can moving faster through space somehow slow the movement of time?

Are human awareness, conscience and even consciousness itself simply a lucky mix, a repackaging of something that our biological ancestors somehow had in part?

Almost 55 years have passed since the publication in Nature of Francis Crick and James Watson’s description of the structure of DNA.

The problem of how blind processes of evolution create new species and biological systems through small steps is addressed in two recent books.

Whether or not one believes global climate change is related to human use of fossil fuels, the politics of climate alternation seem to be here to stay.

A table offers a simple way to outline some fundamental observations of cosmology, along with standard and alternative interpretations of each.

Eric J. Lerner has written and done extensive research in the field of cosmology. It is on this subject that Vision recently interviewed him.