(Podcast) In this episode we learn about mind-bending features of black holes, and peer inside with the aid of a new theory of particle physics and gravitation that reveals how a black hole might die.

(Podcast) In this episode we introduce a new hydrogen-based energy source that, after 30 years of R&D, is poised to end our reliance on fossil fuels and decarbonize the world economy, while triggering a second industrial revolution.

(Podcast) In this episode, we’ll be talking about mysteries surrounding the physics of the sun, and how hydrino chemistry might explain explosive events on the surface of the sun and the excessive temperatures of the sun’s atmosphere (corona).

(Podcast) In this episode, we’ll be talking about space travel at the speed of light - the kind of thing you see in Star Trek. For the first time, a new theory of “dark energy” shows us how we might actually build a warp drive. But, it won’t go faster than light speed.

A new book by artist Michael Newberry offers a platform for the figurative art movement to knock down the door of the art world.

How painter Michael Newberry rediscovered the role of color in creating the illusion of depth and space.

Jen Dale’s recent exhibition of figurative oil paintings at the Wolff Gallery in Portland, Oregon gives us a glimpse of the modern world with satire and soul.