20th Anniversary of the Great Halloween Storms 20 years ago, a pair of fast-moving CMEs slammed into Earth, triggering the Great Halloween Storms of 2003. During the 3-day event, auroras descended as far south as Texas and Mexico, while …
I always say you never know the next time inspiration will sneak up on you. For me it occurred while wondering what to watch after seeing yet another rerun of The Big Bang Theory (the comedy series, not the theory …
I’m sure you’ve heard by now of the passing of Michael Collins, command module pilot for the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. For many his name and face bring instant recognition, but for those of us who lived …
For all you science geeks out there, a plethora of science podcasts for your aural pleasure. One of my favorites is The Infinite Monkey Cage featuring one of my all time favorite “TV” physicists, Brian Cox. Perfect for those who prefer science …
Found a great site this evening. It’s called NASA at Home. Research topics, download E-books for free, watch videos, and so much more. It’s a good tool for kids and families, especially during the quarantine. Let NASA being the universe …
Special thanks to Dr Michio Kaku — For after reading your book, Physics of the Impossible, I realized that I was writing a “Class II impossibility” children’s book, and that Rachael, Jenny, and Melanie, exist in a “Type III civilization.” …
