Science
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...
By | July 7th, 2021
By Steve Humphrey Infinity? What a concept! Many use the term unthinkingly, but do people really know what they are...
By | June 2nd, 2021
By Steve Humphrey Since one of the themes of the June issue is Outdoor Living, I thought I would discuss...
By | May 5th, 2021
By Steve Humphrey With Real Estate as one of the themes for the May issue, it made me think of houses,...