Top Science Stories of 2005
32% (49 votes)
The busiest hurricane season on record
26% (41 votes)
Intelligent Design vs. Evolution
42% (65 votes)
The 10th Planet?
Total votes: 155
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This is probably too simple a poll. There's so much that happened in 2005 and science usually doesn't happen as an "event" but rather it is a long term process. Still, the New Year is a time for reflection. There a few places on the Web that are providing retrospectives on the year in science...
Top 10 little-known sicence stories of 2005
Live Science Top Stories of 2005
Scientific American Top Science Stories of 2005
Yes I'd agree. It seems like it would be nice to ask the question and gather what the Buzz community readers think were the top stories, instead of a choosing one of these three...
I agree with you both. I think I am going to change this up a little bit and get some input from the community.
I look forward to seeing what everyone thinks were the "top stories."
On the PBS Newshour last night (Monday, January 2), they listed the three top science stories of 2005 as:
I think that teachers should get more money because they teach everybody their skils to do good in life.\r\n
The 10th Planet.
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