Physical Science

Edwin Powell Hubble Edwin Hubble was one of America’s most influential astronomers. One of 7 children of John P. Hubble and Virginia Lee James Hubble, he came into the world on November 20, 1889 in Marshfield, Missouri. Edwin’s father was…
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Where do UFOs come from?  Since 1947 when Kenneth Arnold first reported his sighting of flying disks over the Cascade Mountains in Washington, the mystery of these unidentified flying objects has intrigued the public. The 1950s were the flying saucer…
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A blue moon is a phrase with multiple meanings, all of them implying something rare and special. In seeking out the real meaning of blue moon, astronomy and the calendar walk hand in hand with religion, farming, and culture, joined…
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I often reflect upon the who, what and why of the unidentified flying objects (UFOs).  I know that they exist because I have experienced a close encounter directly overhead as I stood in my back yard in North Hollywood, California. …
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Did you ever look up into the night sky and wonder about our place in the solar system.  I’m sure you have, in fact, there isn’t a human being alive or dead who hasn’t.  How did the moon get there?  Where…
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If Air Force pilots have been taken over by adverse alien possession then plainly they will not give up their extra-galactic buddies for cross examination on the couch with Oprah. Recent reports indicate that U.S. Predator drones televising air-to-ground photos…
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The outer solar system is cold yet majestic.  It is forbidding yet inviting.  We used to think it ended with the planet Pluto, now Pluto supposedly isn’t a planet anymore.  My, how things have changed, not only with our solar…
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The paradox of us believing that aliens have already visited our planet, is that this is being played out by Cosmology and Science. That technological research never gives up probing for that life in the stardom, which essentially has some…
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Scientists claim that the Tanguska explosion was a comet hitting the earth. Many claim it was actually a UFO since they say the craft made a turn before exploding. But if it actually was a comet, we know the destructive…
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Deep in late winter’s Stygian days, we begin to yearn for the lambent warmth of spring. The vernal equinox on the Gregorian calendar is also the first day of spring and is known as the spring equinox. Nearly all human…
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