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The floods of Deucalion and of Ogyges The history of Greece knows two great natural catastrophes: the floods of Deucalion and of Ogyges....

For years now I have been reading a great many Sanskrit texts as translated by various folks over the last 2000 odd years into Hindu or...

The reason I post this blog is due to the many ridiculous arguments I have been hearing from CAL anthropology and biology students of...

While tracking light in a molecule the other day (as one does), we stumbled upon a new more meaningful scale of time measurement. Back in...

Yale physicists have developed an error-correcting cat - a new device that combines the Schrödinger’s cat concept of superposition (a...

Evolving quantum processes backwards on a quantum computer to damage information in the simulated past causes little change when returned...

Nuclear physicists are trying to understand how particles called quarks and gluons combine to form hadrons -- composite particles made of...

This blog tackles the Supreme idiocy from academia about our last 7000 years of history and their hilarious interpretations thereof....

It was while thinking about Roger Penrose and some of his interesting patterns, polynomial reflective properties, inter-dimensional...

There are a great many stories and legends about a rogue planet X in our short human history that have fascinated me greatly in the...

Mathematically, I have been wrestling with several interesting concepts as it pertains to the nature of reality itself via Quantum Math,...

So those of you familiar with me and my work on the origins of man and my journey into that aspect of humanity on this planet are aware...

With new web publishing tools come new publishing rules. Some of my blogs are right epics which the new tools refused to publish so I had...

This blog had to be cut in half as the new web publishing tool I am now using does not like these epics of mine. After you have read CMS...

I have been asked a lot of Questions about Geminga after my previous “One Day 41 020 years ago” blog from a technical point of view and...