Author Archives: Maureen Arges Nadin

“Science, if correctly understood is for us, a way of getting closer to God” Father George Coyne, Director of the Vatican Observatory from 1978-2006. In 2017, I was fortunate and

A few weeks back, I received a forward from a friend of mine who lives in Boston advising me of an in presentation and discussion that was going to take

Update on Mauna Kea: Moving ahead in different directions Given the current state of our world and the perilous fragility of our planet, it is easy to lose hope and

I recently received my first personalized invitation to a press conference that wasn’t a general mail out or a case of the wrong email address and as such, was quite

More on Mauna Kea I am long overdue for a post but best not to waste time with a myriad of excuses ( as good as they may be ) 

I recently learned about the concept of “Two Eyed Seeing” through  an article in the magazine Sky News magazine which I receive as part of my membership in the Royal

In the fall of this year, if all goes well and the stars line up, the 8.8 Billion dollar James Webb Space Telescope (JWT)  will be launched into space with

Well, it’s been 6 months since I’ve posted and I’ll spare you the obligatory excuses of the Pandemic and various other things that I will just group under the heading of

There is such a plethora of information on the Internet these days on virtually every topic you can think of , no matter how obscure you may think it is.

It’s been almost 8 months since Indigenous protestors have held their Sacred mountain of Mauna Kea and delayed the construction of the TMT and the short version update is that