Supernova salad dressing
On “instability fingers”.
Author: Alex
This: No frills and tricks, just a calm voice in turbulent times, explaining science to those interested.
Hi, my name's Alex. I'm a physicist and storyteller. I've argued enough for a lifetime.
Height jump lightbulb moment
…for me, at least.
A spoken jam session
Now, it is a funny thing. Free jazz, that is. The dissatisfaction with the limitations of ordinary music once upon a time — when Earth was still flat — led to a movement in which the oppressive conventions of harmonic tunes, such as the venerable connection of tonic, dominant and subdominant were torn down like […]
The Venturi effect
…as explained by a Swabian woodworker from Canada.
On modern magic
Sufficiently advanced technology and all that, you know…
A stream of consciousness
…can lead you to many places. You just have to listen.
S.T.E.V.E.
Jiving into the house, shouting “Honey, I’m home!” like I was Fred Flintstone, I was ready to embrace my wife, tell her about my promotion and receive a well-deserved kiss. Instead, I found a note on the wall in the kitchen. Go, see Steve. it said. Combined with the fact that I had not seen […]
Welcome!
Hello. If we haven’t already met, I extend a warm welcome to you. If we have, thanks for joining me here, too. On this page, I will write stories, big and small, without a proper editor. That means that most of the stuff I write will be a little rough around the edges, but I […]
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