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A Brief History of the Exploration of the Moon by Mark R. Whittington
June 07, 2005   4722 Hits
The first great age of lunar exploration is one of the great epics of the 20th Century. It looks like, with any luck, there will soon be a new age of lunar exploration, with profound implications for  ...
 
Weather and Its Lore: Reading the Signs of Nature by Diana L.M.I. Dawson
June 03, 2005   4322 Hits
Most people can sense a storm coming their way without ever tuning into the local weather station. The many clues that give away Nature's plans have inspired bits of lore throughout the ages -- and a ...
 
To the Edge of the Solar System: Exploring the Outer Planets by Mark R. Whittington
June 17, 2005   594 Hits
Despite the immense distances and the horrific conditions involved, the exploration of the Outer Planets, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto has begun. ...
 
The Moon: The Persian Gulf of the 21st Century by Mark R. Whittington
June 22, 2005   2145 Hits
How to find and access energy needed to keep Earthly civilization going and growing is an old problem. But the solution to that problem may not be on the Earth. ...
 
The Origins of the Honeymoon Ritual by Stephen Carthy
July 19, 2005   1714 Hits
 
The Origins and History of the Days of the Week by Allen Butler
August 11, 2005   8747 Hits
The 7 day week seems natural to people today, but it did not always exist. Its origins lie in the days of ancient Babylon, and it is not the only system that has been tried. The names of the days of ...
 
Five Films about Space Exploration by Mark R. Whittington
August 16, 2005   6585 Hits
Very few people have ever flown in space. But one can experience what it might be like in a vicarious way in a handfull of films, some about real space missions, some about imaginary ones. ...
 
The Origins and History of the Calendar by Allen Butler
August 16, 2005   1512 Hits
The calendar we use today has been developing for millenia, since the days of ancient Egypt. The best minds of countless generations have worked to make the calendar as accurate as possible, but even ...
 
The Origins and History of Timekeeping by Allen Butler
August 19, 2005   3002 Hits
Man has always struggled to keep accurate track of the time. In ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, the first time measurement systems were sundials, which were completely dependent upon the Sun. Today w ...
 
Using Chinese Astrology to Learn about Family, Friends, Co-workers, and Lovers by Keith Johnson
August 24, 2005   3515 Hits
Chinese astrology can help you better understand why others act the why they do. This ancient practice will tell you if your friend’s a Rat, or if your boss is really a Snake. And discover why you s ...
 
The Space Elevator: A Highway to Heaven by Mark R. Whittington
September 07, 2005   4465 Hits
The concept of space elevators, which would send payloads from the surface of the Earth to geostationary orbit along a ribbon of high strength carbon nanontube, is at least thirty years old. It may be ...
 
Orion: The Once and Future Space Ship by Mark R. Whittington
September 14, 2005   13908 Hits
Fifty years ago, a group of scientists and engineers imagined building a space ship that could cross the interplanetary gulfs using the explosive force of nuclear bombs. The concept was called Orion a ...
 
Solar Sails: Galleons of the Sky by Mark R. Whittington
September 27, 2005   571 Hits
Space craft manuever through space propelled by the brute force of rocket engines. The engines fire for several minutes, sending a space craft to some destination like Mars or the Moon. The space craf ...
 
Power from the Sun: The Promise of Space Solar Power by Mark R. Whittington
September 28, 2005   1327 Hits
Space solar power is a concept which involves building solar collection stations in space that would literally tap into nature's fusion reactor, the Sun, and transmit that energy to Earth. The energy  ...
 
Terraforming: Building New Worlds for Humanity by Mark R. Whittington
October 12, 2005   2881 Hits
Terraforming means "to make Earth-like." It is a technique that many scientists believe could be the key to settling the high frontier of space. But transforming a planet, such as Mars, to m ...
 
A Beginner's Guide to Watching the Moon by Allen Butler
August 17, 2005   4001 Hits
Since the dawn of history, man has watched the Moon. It dominates the night sky, controls the tides, and has sparked the human imagination. Today, we know much more about the Moon than our ancestors ...
 
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