- Carl Sagan's inspiring Pale Blue Dot
- To see the Universe in a Grain of Taranaki Sand
- Quantum Kate, a wonderful series of 1 minute videos initiated by the irrepressible Francesco Sannino. Highly recommended!
- Powers of 10, updated
- Archimedes Death Ray
- Physics Education Technology
- Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE)
- Association for Women in Science and Engineering (AWiSE) UK
- Committee on Women in Science and Engineering (CWSE) USA
- Women explore the frontiers of physics
- The premier collection of quantum and atom optics links. A snapshot of times past: last updated in 2013.
- The transactional interpretation of quantum mechanics
- The Onion's take on Intelligent Design: Intelligent Falling
- Intelligent Design taken to its logical, and quite amusing, conclusion: Pastafarianism
- The reDiscovery Institute
- The Triassic has always struck me as a bit dodgy as well…
- "Well it made sense at the time"…ah yes, we've all been there. And it always begins just after noon at a pub in Brisbane...
- This happens to me all the time…well perhaps not. I do love the last paragraph 'tho.
- Gratuitous pirate link.
- Illegitimi non carborundum est (oh alright, for the irrepressible pedants: Ne te nothi exterant).
- I was fortunate enough to be a recipient of a mostly free tertiary education. There are numerous countries around the world where this still exists: as for Australia the sorry situation we have is best summed up by Clarke and Dawe's commentary from 1989.
- The speech given by Paul Keating at the Australian Launch of the International Year for the World's Indigenous People in 1992.
- The wonderful resource for understanding all Antipodean bureacuracies, The Games, featuring the apology made by John Howard on national TV on the 3rd of July 2000.
- The actual apology made by Kevin Rudd on February 13, 2008. YouTube video can be found here, here and here.
- The most wonderful eulogy of my adulthood. I am so proud of Gough, Noel, and all who have supported them both.
- The greatest beat poem of all time, by the incomparable Tim Minchin, Storm.
- Literally a thing of joy: Matt dancing. And once you've watched that, read the New York Times article. Just lovely, from Brisbane to the world, dagging out the whole way. I share the opinion of the Courier Mail photographer...