A Festival of Ann Walker (Pt. 3)

Our Festival of Ann Walker season continues: now the astrophysicists are giving space to discuss the gravity of the situation. Cosmic!

Add comment June 17th, 2007

Million hit combo

Far sooner than I thought possible, and in a huge part down to the excitement surrounding the wooden pocket watch I recently wrote about (thanks, Reddit!), SciencePunk.com is proud to announce it has passed the one million hit mark. Wow!

Incredibly, we saw half of those million hits come in over the last three weeks alone, which leaves me wondering what I have to pull out of the bag to keep this growth up. Well, coming up over the next week or two I’ll be putting up a lot of really neat stuff, so be sure to check back often or add an RSS feed.

In the meantime, for your pleasure, here are the all-time top-five SciencePunk articles (so far)

1) 1900s Wooden Pocket Watch
2) 1830s Wooden Calculator
3) E211, DNA, and science by press release
4) Eight-legged Freaks
5) Red Clover comments leave a bitter aftertaste

And five you might have missed:

1) Nathan Efron whores himself for Bausch & Lomb
2) Strange Pricing from Tesco
3) China puts pigeons on remote control
4) Albert Abrams, the original electro-quack
5) Schrödinger will kill you…

Enjoy, and keep coming back!

4 comments June 17th, 2007