Are the incredible feats of some martial artists a challenge to the standard model of physics? Is their brick-breaking, for…
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Martial Arts & the Laws of Physics
Category: Mar/Apr 2012 – #92
Priest of the Grail
In the twentieth century, the tiny village of Tréhorenteuc, near the magical Forest of Brocéliande in France, was home to…
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Egypt’s Animated Statues
The religious and history books of Egypt are filled with allusions to magical operations and ceremonies that are almost impossible…
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Secrets of the Mayans
With the recent discovery of a second calendar inscription that predicts the end of the world age in Mayan Mexico…
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Bracing for a Carrington Event
The year 1859 was a unique triple-header for science. In November, Charles Darwin published the bible of evolutionary biology, On…
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The Long and Short of Yuga Cycles
Sedona, Arizona, is one of my favorite places. Coming there from Phoenix, you cross dry brown plains and hills, and…
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On the Eve of Destruction or the Threshold of Freedom?
From the Fukushima disaster onward, the past year was a rough ride. And then we’re told that an Earth-like planet…
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New Help for the Visually Challenged Reader
The challenges facing magazine publishers these days are many and varied. Some have been around since America’s first periodical publisher…
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Survival of a Different Kind
Several survivors of the Titanic disaster, 100 years ago April 15th, reported seeing William Thomas Stead at various places in…
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From Ferocious to Fido?
Here we are again. We are in NatGeoland in 32,000 BC. We are about to be offered a profound scientific…
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