Mark Mortimer
Book Review: Heavenly Intrigue
Great scientists don't necessarily make for great people. One reportedly never took a bath in his long life. Many were…
Book Review: The Grand Tour
Tour guides add vibrant, often personal accounts of locales along your travels. They impart much more knowledge than simply standing…
Book Review: Echo of the Big Bang
According to Genesis, 'First there was light.'. According to scientists, this initial light is still about us, shining down from…
Report from Toronto’s Lunar Conference
That which was old is new again. The Moon, once thought a 'fait accompli', is now firmly back in the…
Book Review: The Dancing Universe
Researchers answer their true calling by flinging themself headlong into discovering and perhaps add a little more to humanity's collective…
Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. For a desolation to be beautiful, there must be something special. Just…
Book Review: The Rocket Company
Some people dream in black and white while others dream in techni-colour. Daydreamers wander the realm of possibilities just as…
Book Review: Voyages to the Stars and Galaxies
September arrives and with it come all the sweet memories of anticipation, trepidation and expectation of new school years. These…
Book Review: The Tunguska Fireball
Dream up an hypothesis and envelop it with supporting evidence and you're well on the way to contributing to the…
Book Review: Dying Planet
Scientists always function on the cutting edge of their field. New discoveries, new processes, and new events highlight a challenging…