New experiment shows space doesn’t exist
The idea of a kind of inseparability so far as space and time are concerned was dealt with by John
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Lighthouse unplugged
The lighthouse occupants renewed their appreciation for print media last month after the dredging operation knocked out the underwater telephone
Kids’ Almanac: Write a novel in a month, groom & ride a horse, build the Millennium Falcon out of LEGOs
“November comes and November goes, with the last red berries and the first white snows.” – Clyde Watson NaNoWriMo
Kingston After Dark: Soul craft
After a glorious Halloweekend that saw the city vigorously celebrating in costumed style, I was prepared to cool my jets
On the Rocks — Boulder Rock: a lot to see
Sometimes, while out hiking, we come across some wonderful geological locations. These are places where a geologist gets a real
Kids’ Almanac: Learn Algonquin lore, conduct a costumed orchestra, trick-or-treat at a ballpark
“Hold on, man. We don’t go anywhere with ‘scary,’ ‘spooky,’ ‘haunted’ or ‘forbidden’ in the title.” – from Scooby-Doo
Eerie times and a near miss by an asteroid named Spooky
Halloween will be spookier than usual this year. It’s already a dark and sort of creepy time in the heavens,
A bush holiday 50 years in the making
When I was 10, I read a book called “Bush Holiday” by Stephen Fennimore, a story of a young boy
See the brightest planets in 2015’s best conjunction
Antimatter? The strange effect that observers have on their experiments? The non-reality of time? Mind-stretching topics are fun. But sometimes
Kids’ Almanac: Meet a monitor lizard, make a sugar skull, trick-or-treat on campus or explore a haunted mansion
“In October sun, it’s all gold – sky and tree and water. Everything just before it changes looks to be