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I've been thinking about something lately. And I'm not entirely sure I'm right about it. But I can't shake the feeling that America used to have a somewhat different relationship with science. Before
There is something deeply unsettling about an American city going without electricity for nearly two weeks. Not a few hours. Not an afternoon. Not even a day or two. Nearly two weeks. That is what hap
I’ve got another little update for two of my blogs: my Jaime David Gaming Blog and my Jaime David Science Blog now both have their own FeedBurner feeds. I’ve been working on ways to make my different
Tomorrow is June 1st, 2026. For most people, June 1st is just another day on the calendar. For me, though, whenever I hear "June First," I immediately think of the tornado-focused YouTube creator June
When people talk about “indestructible” life on Earth, two names tend to rise above the rest, the tardigrade and the ironclad beetle. They come from completely different branches of the tree of life,
Science isn’t just a subject—it’s curiosity, discovery, and the pursuit of understanding the world around us. That’s the heart of my Jaime David Science blog, where I explore everything from experimen
Yesterday, March 27, 2026, I learned that Dr. Henry C. Lee died at age eighty‑seven. He passed away at his home in Nevada after a brief illness, and his death was announced on the same day as my 30th
Science thrives on curiosity, experimentation, and collaboration. Whether it is researchers sharing data, students accessing educational platforms, or independent citizen scientists exploring new idea
Science fiction has always held a special place in storytelling because it allows authors to explore ideas that are simultaneously imaginative and grounded in concepts drawn from science. My debut nov
