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Participate in the 100th Anniversary Debate

This debate will take place in two “releases”. The first answers to the debate question were released on 2020 April 26, but we anticipate a second release. Therefore, for example, if you are just finding out about this online debate and would like to contribute, please send an email to nemiroff@mtu.edu. There are, of course, […] The post Participate in the 100th Anniversary Debate appeared first…

The 100th Anniversary Debate is set to take place in two releases, with the first set of debate answers released on April 26, 2020. The organizers anticipate a second release, inviting anyone interested to contribute by sending an email to nemiroff@mtu.edu. While many notable individuals have already contributed, the organizers are keen to hear from others who have not yet participated.

The organizers advise against submitting non-scientific or crackpot submissions, as these will be rejected. However, they do welcome rebuttals and counter-points from contributors who wish to challenge the best guess answer of another participant. These rebuttals will be considered for posting, with the possibility of allowing others to respond.

If a contributor has a comment to make, but not a full contribution, they are encouraged to leave that discussion comment here. The Participate in the 100th Anniversary Debate first appeared on NASA Science.

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About the 100th Anniversary Debate

This 100th Anniversary debate has been organized by the same people who have written and edited the Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD, main NASA site: https://apod.nasa.gov/) since 1995.

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