Written by Michelle Reeves and Katia Ramadori, Four Green Steps

As Part 2 of our series on the Death of Evidence Rally, Four Green Steps presents this video that captures the atmosphere and energy of the mock funeral. Leave comments and let us know what you think of these current events.

Written by Michelle Reeves, Four Green Steps

Aquarius is absolutely one of kind; it’s a research station deployed three miles off shore and 60 feet under water. Located in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and flanked by spectacular coral reefs, the submarine is owned by the NOAA and operated by the University of North Carolina Wilmington.

Written by Michelle Reeves, Four Green Steps

Satellites are a common technology nowadays. Yet every launch costs million of dollars and involves a lot of risks. If one single thing goes wrong, those millions of dollars and hundreds of hours invested are gone. However, satellites do provide invaluable information that could only be vaguely estimated from the ground. With sophisticated sensors and by repeating their orbit around the Earth over and over again, they can monitor the tiniest variations in the Earth atmosphere.

Written Michelle Reeves and Katia Ramadori, Four Green Steps

Katie Gibbs had no idea that her conversation with fellow grad students at a bar would turn into a 5,000 people rally on Parliament Hill.

Making headlines across the country, the Death of Evidence rally, co-organized by Gibbs and Dr. Scott Findlay, brought together scientists and non-scientists for a funeral procession from Ottawa’s Convention Centre to Parliament Hill to commemorate “the untimely death of evidence.” Speakers delivered eulogies and participants paid their respects to a black coffin filled with scientific books and equipment.