The joys of discovery, the moments of enlightenment call me always onward to the frontiers. Here are a few of the things that call me.


physics
Physics Department
Physics Central
engineering
FEA
biology
Quantum Biology of photosythesis
Quantum Biology of ATP
music space travel
Mars Now!
Sergei Korolev
Space Shuttle Program
paleontology
Society of Vertebrate Paleontoly
Dino Russ's Lair
What is Paleontolgy Dinosaur Encyclopedia
art
Cleveland Museum
Botticelli (Paris)
history
Japanese Aircraft
Summer 67
The Park
Summer 46
US Military Aircraft
The War List
Drang nach Osten - Barbarosa
miscellany

"Do not look at stars as bright spots only - try to take in the vastness of the universe." Maria Mitchell swept the sky with her telescope and discovered the comet of 1847 (comet Mitchell 1847VI). Honored and recognized internationally for her discovery, she became one of the most famous American scientists of her day. Vassar College appointed Mitchell the first woman Professor of Astronomy. Mitchell mentored a generation of scientists, and is fondly remembered for her ability to motivate. We especially need imagination in science," Maria Mitchell said. "Question everything."

©Charlie Carey 5/03

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