Guns were invented for killing, and yet they are barely regulated at all in some states. Human lives should matter […]
Archive for ‘Science’
National Poetry Month: Rhymed Tercet
My second poem for National Poetry Month is a Rhymed Tercet. The title of the Fractal is the Echoes of […]
News from Pluto!
The New Horizons spacecraft has reached pluto and is sending back data! Here are some articles that highlight some of […]
Tops posts for the week
It’s interesting to look and see the top posts for this past week. I’ve had a lot of people exploring […]
To stand on an alien world
Our eyes can’t see Infrared light, so a world that thrives on IR might look like the above picture to […]
Book Review: Grass by Sheri Tepper
Grass by Sheri Tepper is a fascinating science fiction book. Here is the blurb on the back of the book: […]
How I craft a language Part 2: Phonetics and Phonology
You can read the first part of this series here. This is a continuation of that first post. I’ve made […]
Review: The Book of Barely Imagined Beings
The Book of Barely Imagined Beings by Caspar Henderson I picked it up out of curiosity. It just sat on […]
World building template for all your Planet’s needs
In my worldbuilding series, I explained the physics of worldbuilding and how to create your own solar system. Today let’s […]
The Uncertain Universe: How Science Discovers its Truths
Science explores the universe, and one of it’s main tenants isn’t to explain everything exactly. No, it’s to try to […]
