John E Clyma

Mr. John Holdren, Director of Science and Technology Policy or "Science Czar" at the White House, has his own embarrassing history with the East Anglia Climatic Research Unit , as the CRU e-mail archive shows. His dispute of the sun as primary cause of warming shows his attitude of science as politics.

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Just last week the following question was posed by a reader of The New York Times: “When an e-reader is loaded with thousands of books, does it gain any weight?”. Professor John D. Kubiatowicz from the University of California basically answered yes, it gains about an atogram (10^–18 grams) of weight.

The Los Alamos, N.M., National Laboratory reportedly breached national security by sending classified nuclear weapons information over the Internet. The e-mails resulted in "the loss of control of top-secret restricted data," Reps. John Dingell and Bart Stupak, both Michigan Democrats, wrote Thursday to U.S. Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman.

Earlier this month, John Davison attempted to predict the trends that would emerge from this year's E3 Expo. Some of them he was right about, and some of them he wasn't. Here, he returns to those predictions and digs into the stuff that he missed.

First an eBay seller stepped forward to tell the world he had a photo from around 1870 of a man from Bristol, Tennessee, who looks exactly like 47-year-old actor Nicolas Cage. Then it emerged another man was trying to sell a 1860s picture of a man who spookily looked like John Travolta. Now it seems there are plenty of Hollywood stars who may just be reincarnations of characters from around the time of the Civil War.