The week’s forecast was not exciting. Snow showers and clouds for the eastern West Virginia mountains were expected nearly every day, so no observing of the heavens was possible. When the clearing came one early morning, the dim light of dawn crept through the blinds and woke us. The crescent… Continue reading
We watched the standing waves near the roots of a large Sycamore tree. The steady rain for a day had raised the water level and quickened the current. As I pointed to the the fast stretch of the river, I recalled the time a friend was in a kayak and… Continue reading
The Grandeur of the Created Heavens In our neck of the woods, which is in the middle of the mountains in eastern West Virginia, we do not get clear nights very often during Winter. But when we do, it is like playing in a candy store when you can anything… Continue reading
A child squinted through the telescope. Some children were so short you had to hold them to the eyepiece, but everyone wanted to see, whether old or young. One time I was in a tiny village school that served the mountain people nearby. The sky was clouded, until it was… Continue reading
Observation is critical to what we believe. We observe things to make postulations and conclusions. It generally governs what actions we take and how we see ourselves. What about historical observation? What do we assume when we observe something long past (we are observing, in this case, events that are… Continue reading
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