by Byron Seastrunk | Apr 17, 2021 | General, New, Science Fiction, Technology
The concept of parallel universes has always fascinated us. Think about worlds identical in every respect to ours except for a single difference. Somewhere out there we took that job in California or married our childhood sweetheart or won the lottery. Roger Zelazny...
by Byron Seastrunk | Feb 15, 2020 | Engineer, General, New, Science Fiction, Technology
Time travel, I don’t know of any other concept so used and misused in Science Fiction. Although judging from Avengers Endgame, a lot of writers have problems with the concept. Still, despite the inherent paradoxes, from the time I was first introduced to the concept,...
by Byron Seastrunk | Aug 3, 2019 | General, New, Science Fiction, Technology
The Pleasure of Finding Things Out by Richard Feynman was an unexpected treat. You would expect a collection of lectures from a Nobel Winning particle physicist to be dry, containing lots of math and another incomprehensible discussion on why they believe certain...
by Byron Seastrunk | Nov 27, 2016 | Engineer, General, New, Science Fiction, Technology
There are people who say I have an enormous ego, not that I disagree. I’ve gone so far as to write about my ego, although in that post I attributed my ego to being an engineer. There are even a few people who believe I deserve to have a big ego. So much for truth...
by Byron Seastrunk | Jul 10, 2016 | Blogging, Engineer, General, New, Science Fiction, Technology
In a world where we have to struggle just to keep up with the latest in technology, it’s all too easy to take things for granted. For example, we’ve all seen Einstein’s equation, E=mc2. Most of us know the equation has something to do with mass, energy and the speed...
by Byron Seastrunk | Aug 15, 2014 | Blogging, General, New, Science Fiction
In the current argument between Amazon and Hachette, I’m not qualified to discuss the finer details of price points and author royalties. What I can discuss is my opinion and my response as a consumer. I don’t expect anything I say to influence Hachette. I...