Most people believe you will be in turbulence only when flying in bad weather, for example; storms, rain, or snow. That is incorrect: when the sun gets so hot on the ground, it causes the air to rise resulting in…
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Visualizing infinity Infinity is to space as eternity is to time. In other words, infinity is more of a spacial concept. Somehow, I can’t visualize the one existing without the other though – at least conceptually. It could take an…
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Twenty-six years ago I embarked on an adventure that consumed a year and a half of my life. It took me from my home in Virginia Beach, Va., and deposited me on a 10,000 foot high ice plateau at the…
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Science: The New Opiate of the Masses Religion is the opiate of the masses. Those words were once said by Karl Marx, the father of socialism. No Karl did not believe in God. When he saw the Catholic Church he…
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On December 5, 1945, the five Avenger Torpedo bombers, commanded by Charles Taylor, was involved in a training mission, just off the coast of Florida. With the war over for a few months at the time, the United States was…
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Dimino Dynamics: From Non-Existence to Existence What is really needed in terms of discoveries is an awareness of the reality of dimino dynamics. How is it possible for what is not to become what is? If it is true that…
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We are most certainly not alone in the universe. In fact, we live in a universe so crowded with “others” that I find it very amusing that we continue to ask this question. 1) We are not alone as humans….
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What puzzles me about Artificial Intelligence is the way people are afraid to use it, because a robot might go AWOL and cause the destruction of the human race. Artificial Intelligence poses no threat the human raceonly that it could…
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Today’s jet aircraft are impressive. French, American, Russian and English fighter jets have the capability to fly several times faster than sound. Passenger transport has been revolutionized, with the capability to carry hundreds of passengers speedily and efficiently over long…
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In prehistoric times, people used the sun to tell the time of day. When the sun rose in the morning, they knew it was time to rise and get on with their daily tasks. They knew that the middle of…
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