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A Prequel?

A Prequel?

It worked for Star Wars so why not for me? Yes, several requests for stories between the Pioneer Missions and the Jackson Saga have produced a spark.  By popular demand, I have fanned into a fire. Announcing Serpents of My Imagination, available only here on The Stratosphere, free! The Pioneer Missions are vignettes of various …

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More Science, Less Fiction, Man-Made Molecules

More Science, Less Fiction, Man-Made Molecules

Science and molecules go “hand in hand”. Science is my passion. And by hand in hand I’m talking about the right and left.  My first full length novel, Paradox: The Alien Genome, was first an ember from Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, a morsel from one of his The Incredible Universe science episodes. He discussed in some …

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Malware Notice – RESOLVED

Malware Notice – RESOLVED

If you have gone in this far, be advised that I am working on a malware issue. If you’re redirected, ignore wherever you end up and close your browser. Don’t enter any information here or there, such as credit card numbers and don’t be scared by warnings.  I’m currently working on the problem. HACKERS: DIE!

Spring has Sprung

Spring has Sprung

Spring means new stars in the northern hemisphere; Sky Guide can help you find them. Sirius hangs near the horizon, under the moon, around 8 pm. West of the moon, you will still see Orion in the sky, including Betelgeuse and Rigel.  Taurus’ horns are up and he is diving down in the west. Winter is …

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Interview with a Starship Captain

Interview with a Starship Captain

I had an opportunity to interview Captain Thomas Jackson, captain of the Science Ship Maria Mitchell, currently assigned to retrieve an extended stay science team from Beta Hydri Four. He’s just come off a successful mission in the Eta Cassiopeia system where he and his crew of the Maria Mitchell stopped a centuries-old plague being …

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