Nanedi Valles: A River on Mars
Like Finding A Fossil on Mars I can remember the feeling I got when I first saw a picture of … Continue reading Nanedi Valles: A River on Mars
Like Finding A Fossil on Mars I can remember the feeling I got when I first saw a picture of … Continue reading Nanedi Valles: A River on Mars
Close your eyes and hang on. I’m swinging in a completely different direction in time and space from my recent … Continue reading A Sense of Colonial Cents
I didn’t set out to develop a collection of meteorites. It just happened. I didn’t search out websites about collecting … Continue reading Meteoritical Me – Part 3: Collecting
After writing the original post about setting sail on Ligeia Mare I could not help but feel as though I … Continue reading Could We Sail the Seas of Titan?
Two overarching factors that make many meteorites so interesting are Content and Source. What’s in it and where did it … Continue reading Meteoritical Me – Part 2: Favorites
From the Author: I’m planning for this post to be part one of a four part series on Meteoritics. When … Continue reading Meteoritical Me – Part 1: Beginnings
I always find pictures of nebula and stars beautiful, but it’s new pictures of the surface of an alien world … Continue reading Setting Sail on Ligeia Mare
Keep me honest here. I do not want this post to get mired any political entanglements. Let me know if … Continue reading How do you get to Mars?
Silvertones? What’s that, you say? Silvertone was a brand of radio built by the Sears & Roebuck Company. Their line … Continue reading The Silvertones
Set in the midst of the first half of the 1980’s, around the troubling time of my parent’s divorce, and … Continue reading The Martian Bug