I am finished with the Spotlight— Looking a camera Dead in its Empty eye And apologizing To the faceless For things Outside The orbit of Our control As if I were A decomposing Satellite Drifting In a nebula No one’s ever seen With a human eye I want to live A life of substance Where ...

colors vibrant beneath the sun’s light, a clash, a collide, within the scope of your eyes. how bright the world must be to see what you must see, uplifting thoughts to think, always to float, never to sink paint-covered hands grace worn piano keys, count to four and back again; what whispers of music can ...

For as long as I can remember, I have cared about the environment and all living creatures. I was that child who would see the World Wildlife Fund commercials about the endangered animals and cry. I signed up for my first email account when I was 11-12, and shortly after that I started subscribing to ...

Nuclear bombs can be fission bombs or thermonuclear bombs, and these weapons work by releasing large quantities of energy from small amounts of matter. Fission (atomic) bombs release energy equal to approximately 20,000 tons of dynamite, while thermonuclear (hydrogen) bombs release energy equivalent to about 10 million tons of dynamite. Nuclear weapons have only been ...