Two Briggon Snow Podcasts – Boogieman in Lavender
Look Up & Roommates – Two Briggon Snow Podcasts Radio drama, the “theater of the mind” is alive and well, in podcast form anyway. Back in the days of “The … Read more
Mars
SPACE: What Does the Inside of Mars Look Like?
Like a bruised peach sliced apart to reveal an enormous yellow pit, Mars shares its inner mysteries in the first-ever map of an alien planet’s interior — released as part … Read more
SPACE: Could We really terraform Mars?
Almost every sci-fi story begins (and sometimes ends) with the terraforming of Mars to turn it into a more hospitable world. But with its frigid temperatures, remoteness from the sun … Read more
A history of Martian illusions – Live Science
Humans have been seeing strange things on the surface of Mars for centuries. Perhaps it’s because, other than Earth, Mars is the closest thing in the solar system to a … Read more
SPACE: Are Buried Martian “Lakes” Just Frozen Clay?
Bright reflections that radar detected beneath the south pole of Mars may not be underground lakes as previously thought but deposits of clay instead, a new study finds. For decades, … Read more
SPACE: Did Mars Rover Curiosity Just Detect an Alien Belch?
A group of scientists may have just pinpointed the location on Mars of a mysterious source of methane, a gas most often produced by microbes — and NASA’s Curiosity rover could … Read more
U=(N/T)M*G: Ground
Lot of stuff happening here on Earth. We’ve got all eyes on every corner of out little mud ball and it’s a pretty mixed bag of news. New variants and … Read more
MARS: Are There Dozens of Lakes Buried on Mars?
Much more liquid water may lie beneath the south pole of Mars than scientists had thought — or there may be something going on down there that they don’t fully … Read more
SPACE: A Cloudy Day on Mars
It might look like a postcard from Arizona, but this snapshot shows something much more exotic: the planet Mars, as seen by NASA’s Curiosity rover. The image is a combination … Read more
SPACE: Is Mars Still Volcanically Active?
Evidence of what may be the youngest eruption seen yet on Mars suggests the Red Planet may still be volcanically active, raising the possibility it was recently habitable, a new … Read more