The Danish Red Cross has gone swimming with sharks. Don’t reach for a life preserver, though. This might be a very good thing. That is,
Author: BJ Deming
I am a layperson, retired from medical transcription after twenty-five years and enjoying a new chance to explore earth science thanks to the Internet and (finally) some free time. I have been blogging here for years, tweeting at Twitter.com/@bjdeming, have some eBooks out, and hope to make this science writing gig full-time in 2021. This recent writing update sums up my writing biography up to now: https://flighttowonder.com/2021/03/08/writing-update-20/
LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/b-j-deming-0b272894
The Andean Cat
In this lightly edited last excerpt from the cat-family books (which are on sale through April 5th), I describe one of the rarest and most
Quick Note
I’m doing some clean-up in the blog archives, and apparently WordPress sometimes publishes again the post I’m working on, for some unknown reason. Sorry about
Mauna Loa
Update, April 3, 2021, 5:02 p.m., Pacific: There was an M4.3 quake on Mauna Loa’s south flank today. Per the HVO information statement: According to
Colima Volcano
Colima Volcano is slowly waking up again, so here is its slightly edited chapter from my eBook “The Decade Volcanoes and Us.” Scientists did not
The Iceland Eruption and A Few Magma Facts
Things got a little tribal out at the volcano, Friday night, after experts had stated that this was one of those rare eruptions from the
