Crispin B. Hollinshead

One of the more persistent “policies” of Trump is the belief that climate change is a hoax. It was recently suggested to me that maybe he doesn't really mean it. While Trump is a documented serial liar (over 34,000 at last report), I suspect he might try to follow through on this one.

One of the more persistent “policies” of Trump is the belief that climate change is a hoax. It was recently suggested to me that maybe he doesn't really mean it. While Trump is a documented serial liar (over 34,000 at last report), I suspect he might try to follow through on this one.

Globally, one in eight people can't afford electricity, even where it is available, yet in the last decade, three computer developments have

Globally, one in eight people can’t afford electricity, even where it is available, yet in the last decade, three computer developments have dramatically increased U.S. electrical consumption: serv…

Much has been written about why the Democrats lost the election. Two popular themes are inflation and ignoring the working class.

This article is being published the day after the winter solstice, the beginning of the return of light in the northern hemisphere. Christmas will follow in a few days, another time of rebirth and hope. Trump will take office in a month, promising to “drain the swamp” and remake our country, much to his supporter's delight.

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Last week I described how some of the heavier elements will fission, releasing energy as they get smaller. Modern physics also shows the lighter 26 elements release energy as they get larger through fusion, with the nucleus more tightly bound. The most well know example of this is the fusion of two hydrogen atoms into one helium atom.

Last week I described how some of the heavier elements will fission, releasing energy as they get smaller. Modern physics also shows the lighter 26 elements release energy as they get larger through fusion, with the nucleus more tightly bound. The most well know example of this is the fusion of two hydrogen atoms into one helium atom.

At 11:40 p.m., April 14, 1912, the Titanic struck an iceberg, sinking 3 hours later. From the moment of impact, the ship was doomed, but that awareness spread unevenly through the 2,224 people on board.