Physical Science

Cause is usually interpreted as an existence that creates the subsequent horizon of events or simply the beginning. Causes of black hole, as the statement has implied, black hole could well be an effect of another series of mystery or…
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In an America that needs heroes John Glenn is still a hero to many who admired him and perhaps wanted to emulate this many splendid achievements. On July 18th this man reaches the age of 80 and has done more…
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Al Nagler, the head and founder of Televue has always strived for quality in his products (even if it does mean shelling out a bit extra for that televue eyepiece). Televue lead the way in terms of wide field eyepieces with the…
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I was given ‘Universe’ as a present from my brother on my 20th birthday. The front of the book has a beautiful picture of NGC1850, located in the southern hemisphere galaxy the large Magellanic cloud. This is a cluster of…
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Neptune is a planet of many wonders. From high winds to cold temperatures, it is also a very peculiar planet. Almost everything about it is different than the other planets. For example, its moon, Triton, is one of only three…
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In April 1990, when the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) was launched into orbit, scientists had high hopes that the telescope would help them map out the visible universe; however, few were really prepared for the Hubble revelations about the unseen…
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Since the beginning of time, man has searched the night sky for answers to a myriad of questions and your kids are no different. As you teach them how heavenly bodies affect the Earth and that, some stars have fabulous…
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Kids will learn about the night sky and constellations at school so give them a head start by teaching them about it at home!  Wait for a clear night so you will actually have a good view of the stars.  Telescopes…
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There is nothing more magical than gazing upon the clear night sky.  Its mysteries captivate imagination and spark creativity in children the minute they first gaze upon it.  Children are easily intrigued by the wonder of the stars and the…
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Singer Bill Withers once sang: “Ain’t no sunshine when she’s gone.” Great song and the inspiration, along with a recent Associated Press analysis, for this article, indicating that there is no sunshine and no solar power when the Federal government…
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