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Emergent Universe Oratorio

Please join us on Saturday, July 28, at 7:30 pm for a Pennsylvania debut performance of the “Emergent Universe Oratorio.” Composed by Sam Guarnaccia, the oratorio presents the story of the universe from its beginning to the future of humanity, in a series of alternating intensively scored recitatives with major lyrical choral sections. It will […]

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Nature’s Artistic Narrative

Lowell Gustafson, “Nature’s Artistic Narrative.” Journal of Literature and Art Studies, October 2017, Vol. 7, No. 10, doi: 10.17265/2159-5836/2017.10.000 Many people have devoted their professional lives to translating and understanding the artistic narrative told by light, stones, bones, and blood. There is still much we do not understand about the epic saga told by nature […]

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Treasuring bees, saving the world

Bees were here with the dinosaurs. Their relationship with flowers is 130 million years old. Paleolithic cave drawings all over the world show figures climbing ladders to get to the honey guarded by buzzing bees. People have written rapturously about their fascination of bees and their love of honey since the alphabet was invented. But […]

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Origins: The Bulletin of the International Big History Association

This page has links for all of the issues of Origins: The Bulletin of the International Big History Association.

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How Science is an Evidence-Based Way of Knowing (short version)

A brief description of physical science(s) as a knowledge discipline based in empiricism. Deep Time Journey Network would like this to serve as a guide for non-scientists about what is science-based and what is involved in making information scientific knowledge.

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The intimate bond: humans and dirt

Astrophysicist Carl Sagan once said, “If you want to bake an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.” He could have said the same of mud pies, though it wouldn’t have sounded as delicious. But, before apples, the universe needed to invent dirt. Without it, we would not be here. Although dirt […]

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