Space

Hello Again Ladies and Gents. Allow me to introduce what I will be babbling about now: the City vs the Suburbs.  Read More »

Astronomers have discovered a new feature of Venus’s cloudy atmosphere unlike anything on Earth. They have noticed bright hazes mysteriously appearing and then disappearing in a matter of days. The European Space Agency’s Venus Monitoring Camera has captured a series of images that demonstrate the haze moving toward the equilateral latitudes from the South Pole and then back down.  Read More »

I am working on a general theory. A general theory attempts to account for everything. The most obvious example of a general theory attempt is in Physics with its goal to deduce everything to a single theory. I am not a physicist though, I am a philosopher (student of).  Read More »

Most people claim that Einstein was one of the greatest scientists and smartest person that the world has known. He brought us the Theory of Relativity that brought us the theories of black holes, theoretical worm-holes and the like. However, is Einstein's Theory of Relativity outdated?  Read More »

If there ever was a time when something is brewing on the horizon, of epochal nature, that time is now. To some, perhaps even most of this worlds peoples, the sun is nearing it's last setting--lending to their notions and superstitions that 'dooms day' is near, very near.  Read More »

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The article Q&A with Sputnik appeared on October 3, 2007 on the BBC. It gives a brief history of Sputnik and tells of its affects on the U.S. and the rest of the world. While most of the USSR didn’t make much of Sputnik’s launch, most of the world was very surprised, probably because they believed that the U.S. was ahead in the space race.  Read More »

What happened to it? I don't think it is something you hear everyday, anymore. And I don't mean the "get away from it all and sit on a beach somewhere" sort of silence. I mean real, honest-to-goodness, can-only-hear-my-breathing, silence.  Read More »