This is the oldest existent south view of Geneva, drawn by Claude Chastillon in about 1590. It closely resembles to what Catriona saw when she arrived in 1536 (Time Crystal Episode 33), and clearly shows the Plague Hospital with its chapel … Continue reading →
How would you feel if I told you that you had died at 11:20 on the morning of 5 April 2012? I suspect you wouldn’t believe me, right? And if I went on to say that not just you but … Continue reading →
In Episode 40 of the forthcoming 2nd edition of Time Tunnel (Volume 2 of Time Crystal), the background radiation level inside a time bubble is measured as 2.73 microSievert per hour. This requires a little explanation. Sievert is a measure of … Continue reading →
As well as the new images gracing the pages of the Illustrated Edition of Cosmic Monopole, there are a number of exciting new features, rarely found in a work of fiction. These are a reflection of the extraordinary amount of … Continue reading →
Having previously recorded that the LHC re-started on Crystal Day, April 5, 2012 after the winter shut-down, I now find that it also restarted on the same date in 2015 after having been shut down for 2 years for the … Continue reading →
Is it merely a co-incidence or is science once again following science-fiction? Whatever it is, there is no doubt that the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) started running again today, after 2 years of repairs and renewals, on the very day … Continue reading →