You can read the first part of this series here. This is a continuation of that first post. I’ve made […]
Archive for ‘Science’
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 […]
Space stations
The International space station, a testament to humanity’s ingenuity, orbits at 7.66 kilometers a second, taking it ninety minutes to […]
Thought Experiment 2: Societies on a Habitable Moon
I discussed the science behind a Habitable Moon here: Thought Experiment Habitable Moon Around a Gas Giant, and you can […]
Thought Experiment: Habitable Moon Around a Gas Giant
This year I hope to write a few thought experiments, and from these come up with plausible science fiction stories. […]
Review: Neutrino Hunters
At the turn of the century, physicists grappled with a persistent and quite nefarious problem: beta decay in radioactive materials […]
Review: Time Travel And Warp Drives
As a science fiction writer, I find examining science’s current stance on futuristic ideas, such as time travel, warp drives, […]
Astronomical Events
The UniverseToday did an excellent job of compiling 101 astronomical events to keep an eye out for the year of […]
