Monthly Archives: February 2025

Pamela spoken to her throat mike, then waited for an answer. “Conti,” Pamela said, “reports that the College was built on unorganized land, so the local jurisdiction is Federal, not state or local, but he can phone up the local … Continue reading →

“I’ve seen train wrecks,” Andrew answered, “press photographers see more than the rail companies would like, but usually railcars hold up better than that. Those look flattened, with pieces like wheels trailing behind them.  Okay, I’ll get my photographs. I … Continue reading →

The second paper was accepted, and has been published in Polymers. A Third Paper went out the door to Studies in Philosophy and History of Science. A fourth paper is fairly close to being submitted, except that on due consideration … Continue reading →

“Yes, ma’am.” Bell smiled.  “Bulger actually assembled everything needed to build starships, and when he couldn’t, had a good crew mothball the works.  Challenge is that the full construction works would need a lot of people to run them.  That’s … Continue reading →

“Now up ahead,” Cornelius interrupted, “it’s not a little patch of yellow.  It looks like the whole ground is turned bright yellow. Never never saw that before. I’d land to see what it is, but there’s nowhere out here flat … Continue reading →

I returned a revised paper to a journal. The paper had indicated that if I did what the referees said, which I did, the paper would be accepted. It is a math method, treating what is actually a difficult problem: … Continue reading →

“The bondholders will be concerned,” Benjamin Goldsmith said.  “They may want to litigate.” “Tell them the truth,” Victor responded.  “There is a construction timeline, and the resulting income streams.  We know what they will be for years into the future.  … Continue reading →

“I’m most grateful for having a photographer,” Charles agreed.  “And you’ve done plenty of aerial work.  So down here we have a mystery, or at least a news story,  and if you look half way up from the horizon, that … Continue reading →

My recent fiction and non-fiction writing: Fiction: You can see entries in two of my stories here. Anglic Union is future economic fiction. Earth Terror is a 1922 sf/Horror/alien invasion tale. The two appear in short segments going back a … Continue reading →

“Offer from the Senate?” Lawrence Morningstar asked. Robert Smith waved his arms in the air. “Pray tell,” he asked, “what is this offer from the Senate? And how does not interfere with what we need to do to make Bulger … Continue reading →