Autism– Bridge Between Two Worlds

This article speaks of the special abilities of joining at higher levels of consciousness, that I have experienced while working with remarkable individuals diagnosed with severe autism. They have broadened my conception of reality as they have lead me on an internal journey of enlightenment. By enlightenment, I mean ever evolving experiences that suggest there is more to life than our preconceived sensory reality.

How is Hockey Related to Sharks?

Sports teams tend to adopt a name that represents them as fierce competitors. A good example of this is the NHL hockey team, the San Jose Sharks. How is hockey related to sharks? Let's find out!

Saving Firefighter Ryan

Flashover! Even though firefighters are beginning to understand it, this fatal phenomenon is still shrouded in a veil of mystery. Experts in the fire training arena have differing opinions and descriptions of Flashover, but they all seem to agree on one thing. It's a nasty thing!

Traveling Faster than the Speed of Light Requires Some Tricks of Physics

If we had a 4D Galaxy Positioning System and could figure out our ever changing co-ordinance then all we would really have to do is stay put while everything else moved using an energy ball or energy blast. Once we had a shield around us keeping safe from harm we could then turn it off when we were on top of the location we wished to be at.

Circulation - When Scientific Thought is Challenged

The circulatory system is a complex system within the human body. This article shows that the circulatory system is yet another example of intelligent design seen in the world around us.

An Overview Of Solar Energy And Other Renewable Energy Sources

This article provides a fascinating and insightful look at solar and other forms of renewable energy.

Steorn, Free Orbo Energy, New World Order

I've been following Steorn for some time now and I thought I would share the amazing potential and possibilities that there breakthrough could bring

Lymphatic System - When the Body is Attacked

Did the immunity response evolve or was it designed by an intelligent mind? This article explores this issue.

The Odds Calculators - Partial Simulations vs. Compact Formulas

The purpose of this article is to make a comparison from both a mathematical and a practical point of view between the returns of partial simulations and the returns of the compact probability formulas with respect to the gambling odds. The target practical aspect is a good approximation of the real probability and is not accomplished by most part of the so-called odds calculators found on the Internet - they do not return odds (probabilities), but relative frequencies, in conditions of questionable randomness and not enough long sequence of simulations.

Tips For Peaking Your Child's Interest In Science

Parents know that a great way to peak your child's interest in science is to take the boredom out of the subject and add some of the fun and wonder back in.

5 Reasons Science Projects Are Great Activities For Rainy Days

No child likes to be cooped up inside on a rainy day. Stimulate their natural curiosity with fun science activities.

Pushing The Boundaries Of Space In the 21st Century

Cost effectiveness, risk reduction and international co-operation are all vital to maintaining the momentum and success of 21st century space exploration missions.

Evolution: The Devil Is in the Details (Part Two of Six)

Why did you turn out to be human rather than, say, an orangutan? Let's take a look at the DNA facts of life, so you can tell your children or grandchildren. No, it won't be boring!

Evolution - The Devil Is in the Details (Part Three of Six)

Are mutations the driving force in evolution? Is that feasible? Let's do a bit of detective work and see if we can answer these questions.

Did Europeans Migrate to the Americas Before Columbus?

The question of whether Europeans migrated to the Americas sometime in prehistory has been a longstanding controversy. In fact, for over 200 years scholars have asked whether prehistoric Europeans possibly migrated to the Americas prior to Columbus’ discovery.