Going faster: How we did it
When we gaze into the night sky, we always observe superfast motion – even though nothing seems to be moving
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Ghost in the shell
I once belonged to a supper club. It started simply enough, a few neighbors getting together once a month to
A Day’s Work: Dan Whitley
Dan Whitley was a 19-year-old kid when he got the calling. He was a college student at Guilford College in
Kids’ Almanac (July 24-31)
“Sometimes you have to look at the shrub from a different angle to see the fruit.” – Jenny Lee Fowler,
Mark Sherman: I’m not so bad
“Getting organized is unquestionably good for both mind and body — reducing risks for falls, helping eliminate germs and making
Accent on New Paltz: Ohioville sojourn
As our summer residents and visitors exit the Thruway and turn left onto Route 299, drive down through the village
The darkest starry skies are this week
It’s now the dark of the Moon – and the warmest fortnight of summer, climatologically. Our typical nighttime low is
Kids’ Almanac (July 17-24)
“Did you know that ocean waves arrive every eight seconds, on average, and generally match the speed of cars in
New Horizons spacecraft to send pix of Pluto
Pluto is at opposition this month, meaning that it’s now at its brightest. That’s not good enough. It’s too dim
Kingston After Dark: Heavy metal heart
Morning, my lovelies. How are we all today? I am in a splendid mood after attending the wedding of longtime