Mark Mortimer
Book Review: Miss Leavitt’s Stars
Press the correct buttons and the ATM spits out the cash you need for the weekend's jaunt. Lying behind the…
Book Review: Space Systems Failures
Get a flat while riding a bike and you fix it, though you may never see the tack on the…
Book Review: Why Explore?
Everyday, small children ask the darnedest things. Why is the sky blue? Where does the sun go at night? What's…
Book Review: Empire of the Stars
The branch of science called physics comes with a long history of preliminary conjectures later proven or disproved via experimentation.…
Book Review: Hiding in the Mirror
One of the most intriguing ideas that pursued by philosophers, artists, and scientists throughout the ages is the one of…
Book Review: Space Tourist’s Handbook
"Aruba, Jamaica oh I want to take you, Bermuda, Bahamas, come on pretty mamma, that's where you want to go…
Book Review: On the Shores of the Unknown
The history of our universe encompasses all. Our existence and the existence of every other atom can be traced back…
Book Review: Strange Angel
Is science fiction an arena where fantasies run wild or an experimental lab where new technologies, cultures and even physics…
Book Review: Year of the Comets
Everyone has their own personal reason for taking up astronomy. Some want to make it a career. Others need to…
Book Review: Mammoth Book of Space Exploration Disasters
Maybe it is just a statement of our times that one person's life can span the complete maturation of a…