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  • I have another new music project- SOMBAT สมบัติ

    For those who don’t know, I am now living in Thailand and this album is inspired by the music I’ve discovered here. SOMBAT สมบัติ · SOMBAT สมบัติ

    Feb 7, 2023
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  • I’ve got a new music project, Magpie Pi!

    Hey! I’ve got a new solo project/album out today! Magpie Pi- Love Songs in A Minor Crash. I’m hoping to put a band together and record this album properly someday,…

    May 10, 2019
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  • What Science Would Be Without Religion

    By Bradley Stockwell A few years ago if you were to have asked me whether or not religious institutions have impeded the progress of science, I would have given a…

    Sep 26, 2016
    Life Lessons, religion, science, spirituality
    Brahman, Christianity, Ibn al-Haytham, Islam, Islamic Golden Age, John Buridan, laws of thermodynamics, Nicole Oresme, Roger Bacon, science and religion
  • How Old Are You?: How The Atomic Age Solved One of Biology’s Greatest Mysteries

    By Bradley Stockwell My two favorite arenas of academia are science and history, and the more I study the two, the more I see how interwoven they really are. There’s…

    Jul 21, 2016
    Biology, Brain Science, chemistry, particle physics, physics
    alpha decay, beta decay, beta minus decay, beta plus decay, bomb pulse, carbon dating, carbon-14, gamma decay, half-life, hippocampus, isotopes, mass spectrometry, nitrogen 14, positron
  • How Pencil Lead and Sticky Tape Won a Nobel Prize

      By Bradley Stockwell First off, I want to apologize to all of my six followers to this blog. I know I left you in anxious anticipation over my follow-up…

    Feb 24, 2016
    chemistry, particle physics, Quantum Mechanics, technology
    2010 nobel prize, allotrope, Andre Geim, carbon-14, chemical bonding, diamond, future technologies, graphene, graphite, Konstantin Novoselov, valence electrons, van der Waals forces
  • Climate Change Part I: Where It Went Wrong & Why It’s Stupid to Still Deny It

    By Bradley Stockwell 1878 World’s Fair: Augustin Mouchot’s solar-powered motor is a gold medal winner and initially receives generous government funding for development. However the funding is soon cut due…

    Oct 7, 2015
    Climate Change, entrepreneurship, technology
    Augustin Mouchot, biofuels, Charles David Keeling, climate change, climate crisis, fossil fuel, Frank Shuman, global warming, green technology, hemp car, hemp oil, henry ford, ice cores, Marijuana Tax Act of 1937, renewable energy, Rudolf Diesel, solar energy, soy bean car
  • Why Drive-Thru Attendant is The Proudest Position I’ve Ever Held

    By Bradley Stockwell The further I progress in my adult life, the more I realize what an important role my first job had in building the foundation of it. Let’s…

    Jul 22, 2015
    business, entrepreneurship, Life Lessons
    communication, customer service, drive-thru, drive-thru attendant, fast food, first jobs, food, leadership, life lessons, life skills, optimism, success, teamwork
  • The 3 Most Likely Places We’ll Find Alien Life in Our Lifetimes

    By Bradley Stockwell If we are ever to find alien life in our lifetimes, there is no doubt that it will most likely be within our own solar system. And…

    Jul 2, 2015
    Alien Life, Astronomy, Biology, chemistry, science
    alien life, Callisto, Cassini spacecraft, Enceladus moon, Europa moon, extraterrestrial life, Galilean moons, Ganymede moon, Huygens probe, jupiter, jupiter moons, liquid water, saturn, saturn moons, solar system, tidal flexing, tidal heating, Titan moon
  • 4 Easy Experiments to Prove Quantum Mechanics to Your Drunk Friend

    By Bradley Stockwell I once had a friend after a long night of drinking consult me on his living room couch, “What does quantum mechanics really mean?” I guess he…

    May 19, 2015
    particle physics, Quantum Mechanics
    absorption spectra, at home science experiments, color spectrum, electromagnetic radiation, electromagnetic spectrum, electrons, emission spectra, light, light wave, light waves, particle physics, photon, photons, physics experiments, quantum mechanics, science experiments
  • String Theory in 1000 Words (Kind Of)

    By Bradley Stockwell Because my last two posts were quite lengthy, I’ve decided to limit myself to 1000 words on this one. Before I begin, I must credit the physicist…

    Mar 31, 2015
    Astrophysics, cosmology, particle physics, physics, Quantum Mechanics, Relativity, science, string theory
    Astrophysics, Calabi-Yau, Calabi-Yau shapes, large hardon collider, lhc, m theory, multiverse theory, particle physics, physics, quantum mechanics, relativity, string theory, the multiverse, the universe
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