Is Math the Language of the Universe?
Galileo Galilei said that math is the language of the universe. However, before humans could communicate, they created sounds into languages. Words represented numbers for counting things, and then
Continue readingCan Night Vision Explain Global Warming
How does technology allow us to see infrared light, and how is CO2 connected to global warming? Don't dismiss this article, because it contains new evidence. Night vision scopes use thermal imaging,
Continue readingMerging Art and Science
Truth is stranger than fiction. (Lord Byron)Artists use creative techniques to delve deep into the unseen to express their ideas in stories, paintings, poems, photographs, and songs. They aren’t
Continue readingFinally, the Truth About Global Warming
Classical physics fails to explain how electrons and molecules interact with electromagnetic energy. Quantum physics paved the way for the development of quantum mechanics, which describes the universe
Continue readingThe Physics of Global Warming
You’ve heard that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases act like a blanket, trapping the heat that could radiate out into space. That’s the theory, but how does a specific molecule trap
Continue readingIs Easter a Story of Resurrection?
Was the resurrection of Jesus a miracle or a play that continues to deceive us?The Truth of the ResurrectionI believe in God and our spiritual realm as the source and energy for the universe. To discover
Continue readingDiscover How Light Shapes Your Mind
Get ready to unlock the wonder and beauty of every ray of sunlight unique to you. When you look at color with intent, it reveals the beauty of nature that casual observers miss. Why is the sky
Continue readingThe Pyramids and the Mineral Kingdom
Have you ever imagined how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built? You can forget every concept you have thought of because the structures discovered underneath them raise the bar to an unbelievable
Continue readingIs Time Absolute and Clocks are Relative?
Einstein became famous one hundred years ago because of the 1919 total solar eclipse. In 1970, I studied physics at a university, but Einstein's relativity wasn't mentioned or taught. He was the
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