Art Cure: The Science Of How The Arts Transform Our Health by Daisy Fancourt (book review)
I came across an article by author Daisy Fancourt in ‘New Scientist’ regarding how the arts can improve your mental
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The Gift Of Not Belonging by Dr. Rami Kaminski (book review).
I came across this book, ‘The Gift Of Not Belonging’, when reading an interview with its author, Rami Kaminski, in
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A Trick Of The Mind by Daniel Yon (book review).
As a creative, I tend to be unique, exploring what makes me tick. Other creatives tend to avoid this because
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Chasing The Sun by Linda Geddes (book review).
I haven’t reviewed any science books here for a while, so I’ve been looking for some for your consideration. For
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Project: Cyborg : an examination by: GF Willmetts
The origins of the development of a government agent cyborg was originally created by Martin Caiden in his book ‘Cyborg’
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A Touch Of Gravity: a non-floating article by GF Willmetts.
Let’s talk gravity. The real stuff, not the renamed variety used in Doctor Who’. At the base of every atom,
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The Science In Science Fiction edited by Peter Nichols (book review).
The name ‘Peter Nichols’ should flash a recognition in your heads if you had the UK’s ‘Encyclopaedia Of Science Fiction’
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Smells like Alien Life? Possible biosignature detected on distant ocean world K2-18 b (science news).
Well, well, well. If it isn’t the universe dangling the prospect of extraterrestrial life just close enough for us to
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Forbidden Science 6: Scattered Castles. The Journals of Jacques Vallee, 2010-2019 (book review).
For those who don’t know, Dr. Jacques Vallee has a master’s degree in astrophysics and a PhD in computer science.
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No Matter, There’s Energy: an article by GF Willmetts.
Initially, this article was intended to examine a single superpower, but the explanation for its demonstration was flawed. It was
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