Science
By August 3rd, 2022
Why Pluto is no longer considered as a planet By Steve Humphrey My friend Tom Miller recently asked me to...
By July 6th, 2022
Steve discusses the multiple theories of Quantum Mechanics By Steve Humphrey “Schrödinger’s Cat” is a thought experiment invented by the...
By June 3rd, 2022
By Steve Humphrey When last we checked in, I was saying that Rutherford’s planetary model of the atom was mistaken....
By May 4th, 2022
By Steve Humphrey The Double Slit experiment was first performed by Thomas Young, a proponent of the wave theory of...
By April 6th, 2022
By Steve Humphrey This column is the first of three or four leading up to a discussion of the second...
By March 2nd, 2022
The history of Lincliffe’s green thumb By Steve Humphrey Photos by Hartley Botanic & Kathryn Harrington Charles Edwin and Mary...
By February 2nd, 2022
Insofar as one of the themes of this issue is travel, I thought I’d write a column about time travel By...
By December 2nd, 2021
Forces are more mysterious than you might think By Steve Humphrey Force is a term ubiquitous in Physics and in...
By November 2nd, 2021
Scary title, huh? But it’s something that you use and experience every single day of your life By Steve Humphrey ...
By October 6th, 2021
By Steve Humphrey The relationship between the mind and body has been recognized as a philosophical puzzle since Rene Descartes,...
By September 1st, 2021
By Steve Humphrey If you remember, last month I started talking about black holes, regions of space-time of (almost) infinite...
By August 4th, 2021
By Steve Humphrey By now, I expect that everyone has heard of “black holes,” regions of space time where the gravitational...
