Text by Katie Kerl, Copyright 2025 . Kerlup in My World . Reflecting on the last three and a half years makes me joyful, and completely devastated at the same time . Joyful for my own self discovery, and ability to adapt in real time to the AI/ web3 shift. I was NOT this person… Continue reading Katie Kerl: Kerlup in My World
Category: Science
The Bright Side: Vitamin D and The Sun
The Bright Side: The Benefits of Taking in Some Sun and Vitamin D In today’s increasingly indoor lifestyle, many people overlook one of the simplest yet most powerful health boosters available for free: sunlight. Taking in moderate amounts of sun not only uplifts your mood but also plays a crucial role in maintaining optimal health—largely… Continue reading The Bright Side: Vitamin D and The Sun
The FAA’s Challenges: The State of Air Travel in America
The FAA’s Challenges and the State of Air Travel in America . Is It Safe to Fly? . In recent months, a series of high-profile incidents involving passenger flights in the United States has raised concerns about the safety of air travel. From near-misses on runways to mid-air mechanical failures, these events have left many… Continue reading The FAA’s Challenges: The State of Air Travel in America
Bob Shell: Nova Nonsense
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2025 . Nova Nonsense . I was excited when I saw the announcement that the PBS science series NOVA was going to devote a program to UFOs. There have been several very good recent programs on NEWSNATION, so I had high hopes for PBS taking the subject seriously for a… Continue reading Bob Shell: Nova Nonsense
Bob Shell: Ancient Aliens?
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2024 . Ancient Aliens? . Yes, I admit it, I watch the History Channel’s ‘Ancient Aliens’ programs. Why? Because, even though they are about 60% horse hockey, they do slip in some interesting accurate facts. But I strongly disagree with their basic premise, which is our ancient ancestors were too… Continue reading Bob Shell: Ancient Aliens?