An link to an archive of an old online magazineon about space, science and science fiction. I copied ALL the mag here on my site (so you are looking at it under my site name now) so it's not really an external link!The mag includes old Space and Science Magazine news and my artwork.

A book called Trinity: The Scientific Basis of Vitalism and Transcendentalism (Paperback) by Stephen P Smith (Author). Stephen P Smith PhD, co-wrote an idea with me a few years ago, (this idea is on my site already). Here are 2 links to a book he wrote that was published this May (2007). The book Trinity is in greater expanse than the theory, although it is based on the theory.

I have some artwork on this project. Some will be shown in London, summer 2007. They say, "Get together one million ordinary people from all around the world, and get them to work on the picture together in the world's largest ever artistic collaboration. A collaboration where everyone is equal, where all outcomes are valid." from a millionmasterpiece.com.

A site that shows some of the worlds best space art. Not to be missed!

In This Journal of Non-Locality is my 1st major contribution to a theory.

Quantum Muse

Sci-fi, fantasy and alternative writing and artwork.

http://www.slawcio.com/artsf.html

http://www.astroart.org/

A site devoted to space art, by David A Hardy who I met a few years ago, with science fiction, fantasy, astronomy, space travel, earth sciences . . .

A site/forum by Dr. Stephen P Smith Ph.D. He is very much into what I have on my site. Check his site out.

"He contributes to a wide range of newspapers and magazines in the UK, Europe, and the USA, including New Scientist and Scientific American. He is the mathematics consultant for New Scientist, and has been a consultant for Encyclopaedia Britannica. From 1990 to 2001 he wrote the 'Mathematical Recreations' column in Scientific American (a total of 96 columns to date plus a further 57 for European and Japanese editions). He writes science fiction, having published 19 short stories in Omni, Analog, and Interzone. Two science fiction novels, Wheelers and Heaven, written with Jack Cohen, have been published by Warner Aspect . He scripted and presented the December 1992 BBC radio programme Chaos! His appearances on British TV include the 1997 Christmas Lectures, The Magical Maze, Country Tracks, Equinox programmes Chaos, Antichaos, and Great Little Numbers, The Late Show, Reality on the Rocks, Esther, The Bride of Frankenstein, Sex and the Scientists, The Numbers Game, and Six Experiments that Changed the World; and he has also appeared in Future File on the European Business News satellite channel. He presented The Big Question: How will it all end? on Five, He is an active research mathematician with over 160 published papers. His present field is the effects of symmetry on dynamics, with applications to pattern formation, chaos, and fractals in areas including mathematical biology (especially animal locomotion, speciation, and the formation of animal markings), fluid dynamics, chemical reactions, electronic circuits, quality control of wire, and intelligent control of spring coiling machines. He takes a particular interest in problems that lie in the gaps between pure and applied mathematics. He is the author of several research texts including Singularities and Groups in Bifurcation Theory (with Martin Golubitsky and David Schaeffer) and Catastrophe Theory and Its Applications (with Tim Poston). The Symmetry Perspective (with Martin Golubitsky) won the 2001 Ferran Sunyer i Balaguer Prize of the Institut d'Estudis Catalans in Spain. He is an active popularizer of mathematics and related areas of science. In 1995 he was awarded the Royal Society's Michael Faraday Medal for furthering the public understanding of science; his book Nature's Numbers was shortlisted for the 1996 Rhone-Poulenc Prize for Science Books. He delivered the 1997 Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, televised by the BBC. He has been awarded the 1998 Communications Award of the Joint Policy Board for Mathematics in the USA, the 2000 Gold Medal of the Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications for outstanding contributions to mathematics and its applications, and the 2002 Award for Public Understanding of Science and Technology from the American Association for the Advancement of Science. His book The Science of Discworld (co-authored with Terry Pratchett and Jack Cohen) spent 13 consecutive weeks in the top 10 of the Sunday Times non-fiction bestseller list and was nominated for a Hugo Award at the World Science Fiction Convention in Chicago. The sequel The Science of Discworld II: The Globe also spent several weeks in the top 10 of the Sunday Times non-fiction bestseller list. The Science of Discworld III: Darwin's Watch went to Number One in the Sunday Times general (that is, non-fiction) bestseller list. Flatterland appeared in the top 20 of the Independent Bestseller List in the USA. ".............Got all that?

............SO, Professor Ian Stewart (who is on the old FTL mag here on this site) is a Mathematician, Science Writer, Science Fiction Writer. As if you didn't know already. As if I was mad enough to do it.

Biology and guess who?

Edited by Psychologist Dr. Gina Lynne LoSasso ~ Featuring the writing of Christopher Michael Langan the guy with the highest IQ in America~The site talkes about intelligence, high IQ and creatvity etc.. Gina kindly invited me to their site and forums. Intelligence. Interestingly enough I took the TV UK National IQ test in the year 2003 and didn't score amazingly high (put it this way, I am not Chris Langan level !) I scored higher on the visual spatial section. I thought I needed more time to think about answers and questions because I tend to take longer to think. This test didn't reflect my thinking. I think time limits on IQ tests can be problematic in some ways because, as I later learnt, they could leave out other types of thinking processes. They DO measure something but they don't measure the whole picture. The something is defined by the test maker and the test maker might not include the whole picture! The whole picture, I think of intellignce (in general) is greater than an IQ test like this one but it was interesting to take. Creativity. I created the Think Sink. What do you do when the sink is full of water? Pull the plug. What if it is filled up with creative ideas? You pull the plug. Why? Because it allows you to "think sink" -change your thinking in order to think about newer ideas than the last, to think sink away from them again, to allow, new creative ideas to emerge. Edward De Bono rerfers to "water logic" that is like a state of change of thinking, rather than rock logic which is static. The ideas from the Think Sink can be used but it is the thinking that developed those ideas initially that can turn stale not the ideas, so at this point the water from the tap needs to flow into the sink again. (May 11th 2004)

I'd like to consider Zorbing one day

http://dharma-haven.org/science/dispelling-myth-magical-science.htm

The second BT site was my old site! On the 1st site are cats. All animals and creatures great and small, are my favourite wonders too. I looked after a stray pregnant cat a couple of years ago and her kittens whom she gave birth to in our computer room. I also looked after a kitten that was brought to us from over the road at the very same time I took in the mother of these lot, conicidnce I think! However the one brought over the road is only on normal film but I'll try to put some on this page too soon (the pics here are from a digital camera). The stray kitten from over the road was about 2 weeks younger but was breifly adopted anyway by this new mother for a while, how weird! They all got homes eventually ..only if my house was bigger I could have kept them all, but my pet cat... well, you know cats.....(July 2004 now. Ok, I just noticed the old site (second one ) is down) but the 1st one works fine.

Got an infinity knot ornament, would love one of these...

Falcon Travis and/on ...oranges and bananas? But who says it isn't!