Blog Post 500!
This is my 500th article here at Life After Gateway.
Category: News
News, Science, Timothy S. Johnston
Kelp is Being Used to Pull Carbon from the Atmosphere … and to Make Great Food and Biofuels
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Kelp is Being Used to Pull Carbon from the Atmosphere … and to Make Great Food and Biofuels
Photo Credit: National Geographic Image Collection
Here’s an interesting science article for you this morning, related to my writing and relevant to mitigating climate change.
Article, News, Science
Can Climate Change Increase the Incidences of Flesh-Eating Bacterial Infection?
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Can Climate Change Increase the Incidences of Flesh-Eating Bacterial Infection?
Scientists say yes, it can, and in fact, it’s happening right now.
Movies, News, Thriller
Canadian Denis Villeneuve is Directing the Next James Bond
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Movies, News
RIP BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA’s Peter Kwong
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News, Research, Science, Technology
Underwater Living by 2027?
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News, Research, Science
Underwater Turbines to Power Our Cities and Industry
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Underwater Turbines to Power Our Cities and Industry
Image from The World Economic Forum
Check out this incredible story about a source of electrical generation that is steady, clean, predictable, and never-ending.
News, Science
Another Privately-Operated Submarine Lost
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Another Privately-Operated Submarine Lost; Six are Dead
I’ve written six novels about exploring the ocean deeps. The oceans are more accessible than outer space, but in many ways they are more dangerous. The pressure at depth is inexorable, and submarines have to be engineered to withstand this — with an immense built-in safety margin. Any flooding or damage to the hull can result in a rapid loss of buoyancy, and if the ocean floor is too far below, then implosion can result.