nuclear fusion

What Darwin Didn’t Know about the Sun

April 3, 2023

Charles Darwin is widely acknowledged as "one of the most influential figures in human history."1 The New Scientist credits Darwin's seminal books, On the...

Evolution

by Hugh Ross Read

Big Bang Implications of Detecting the Universe’s First Stars

November 14, 2022

Many astronomers have co-opted the term "holy grail" to refer to difficult-to-achieve potential discoveries that would catapult our understanding of the universe. The biggest...

Astronomy

by Hugh Ross Read

Red Sky Paradox Points to Rarity of Earth’s Life

August 23, 2021

Where is everybody? This common query represents the bewilderment of decades of futility in the search for extraterrestrial intelligent life (ETI). Part of the...

Origin of Life & Astrobiology

by Hugh Ross Read

Baby, It’s Cold Outside: Global Cooling and Planet Habitability

December 9, 2019

At this time of year, Christmas carols and songs are in full swing. One song, “Baby, It’s Cold Outside,” won an Academy Award in...

Geology & Earth

by Hugh Ross Read