Raising Corn in Ohio

I like to claim that I live in Exurbia, which is the label used to describe a mix of suburban and rural population density.  I point to the fact that there are 100-acre corn fields located about 1 mile from

Inventors of the Atom Bomb

Robert Oppenheimer is considered the father of the atom bomb.  He had a large assortment of the world’s top physicists working with him: Lise Meitner, Edward Teller, Leo Szilard, Niels Bohr, Felix Bloch, Hans Bethe, John von Neuman, Rudolf Peierls,

The Climate Change Subterfuge

Update Just so we’re clear – progressive logic: I shouldn’t run my Air Conditioning to save the environment, but I should buy an electric vehicle that plugs into the same grid. — Wesley Hunt (@WesleyHuntTX) July 30, 2022   July 17,

EV Fire Backs-Up the Highway

We were heading south on I-75 to meet some friends for dinner when we encountered this electric vehicle fully ablaze near Moraine (see photos below).  As we drove by in the left lane, we could feel the intense heat and

The Science is Settled

More on the “Science is Settled”… July 18, 2016 First rule of science is don’t trust anyone that tells you “the Science is Settled”.  If Einstein were alive today, he would tell you that his Theory of Relatively is not

An Energy Crisis?

Update Some pertinent humor:   October 11, 2022 JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon comments that Biden has screwed up the country’s approach to energy.  He exclaims that we have it completely backwards now: But we have a longer term problem now, which

Blue Angels Over Ohio

The US Navy Blue Angels participated in this year’s Dayton Air Show.  As usual, their aerobatic flying took them directly over my home in Northwest Dayton, so I took the occasion to snap a few photos directly overhead. You can