Grandpa, how big is the universe? How far are the stars? How can we tell the sun's age? Are we stardust? What is thunder? Is the universe expanding? Do black holes exist? What is the future of the universe? "The book was born from conversations I had with one of my granddaughters, on certain summer evenings. All during its writing, I was able to relive those August evenings when the children showered me with questions while we awaited the shooting stars. The contemplation of the heavenly vault and the sense of our presence among the stars inspired a shared wish to know more about this mysterious cosmos in which we live. Here we will be talking about science, but that in no way rules out poetry." Hubert Reeves In this book, master astrophysicist Hubert Reeves unlocks the secrets of the universe. This is his spiritual testament to younger generations and a perfect occasion for us all to revise our conceptions about the cosmos.

The Grandparent's new Guide to the Universe, by Jaylynn Loreman and Nancy Woodard has produced a masterpiece of facts lavishly illustrated with tons of pictures. This book is definitely a must-have for Grandparents everywhere. Dan Milburn, (Grandpa) is just the helper for this" labor of love" he calls it. The chance to do this project for Grandparents and Grandchildren alike, with my Grandchildren, is a monument to Grandparents and Grandchildren everywhere. It is a testimonial to tea- parties, wearing funny hats and building memories that will last a lifetime.

Passing our faith from generation to generation is difficult. It has been this way from the time that Cain killed his brother, through Israel's call for a king because Samuel's sons were not like him, up to the present day when children reject their parents' faith. Prolific author (37 books and counting ) William Powell Tuck wants to "tell to the next generation the glorious deeds of the Lord, his might, and the wonderful things he has done" (Psalm 78:4). In this book, he does so by answering serious questions from his grandchildren, many of whom are college age. He's not afraid to address the controversial questions with them, including current issues of politics, climate change, and human sexuality. But all of these questions are addressed from a foundation of informed Christian faith, honed through years of preaching, teaching and writing. At the same time, he addresses questions from the younger grandchildren in simpler terms. With an accessible, question and answer layout, the reader can find direction in addressing these topics during their own family discussions, or in teaching them in small groups, Sunday School, or even from the pulpit. Every generation can benefit from this book, but those who teach will find it especially helpful. Shouldn't that be every Christian?

Summary: 'In this book, three eminent scientists - Hubert Reeves, Joel De Rosnay and Yves Coppens have an open discussion about the origins of life on Earth"

You are told that mathematics validates particle physics. This is untrue. Literally no result in quantum physics relies on its brilliant math. Literally every result in quantum physics relies on the underlying web of unproven assumptions. For the uninitiated, correct math gives the appearance of legitimacy. “To pretend to know when you do not know, is a decease”, said Lao-Tzu in 500BC, and science has not found a cure for that persistent ailment. We took our eye off the ball and allowed a new quantum religion to gain dominance. The Primal Code allows your mind’s eye to fathom the duplicity of photon behavior at the speed of light. To watch gravity and the Strong Force in action and to appreciate the duality of mass and motion. You can follow the birth of a Hydrogen atom and Deuterium. You will realize why a corporeal electron cloud cannot orbit into a proton. Study our foundation up close in plain view, using common logic and kindergarten math. After reading this letter, my grandchildren, I promise that you will understand how we came to be, and what we are. The only corporeal particles in our universe are primal atoms that breed and gather into globular composite structures. Understanding the primal atom and its coordinate system is a paramount task. Physics is a discipline of physical thing. After a century without coherent quantum logic, mankind knows nothing about the inner workings of our universe, its invisible building blocks, and energy quanta. There are no physical particles in Quantum Particle Theories where particle presence is assumed by levels of field excitations. We are forced to calculate interactions on bases of infantile assumptions, agreed on by human mathematicians. The firm idea of physical particles is shunned, except by media for the masses. Curious students are told to shut up and calculate. The Universe is not impressed by our trickeries. So, let’s go together on a fascinating trip of discovery.

Advice For My Grandchildren is a collection of anecdotes and ideas inspired by the author's grandparents, with whom he spent many boyhood hours. As generations and circumstances change, so do the experiences of our elders, and they cannot resist passing these experiences on to their offspring. In the minds of grandparents this advice is invaluable and timeless. In the minds of grandchildren it is often boring and irrelevant. This collection is broken loosely into three categories entitled People, Places, and Things. Reminiscences are not chosen for any special purpose other than to pass on some of the lessons the author has learned, often at great expense or embarrassment. This brief volume may help grandchildren everywhere get a jump on the competition, if not on life itself. We can always hope that they might pass some of these stories on to their grandchildren, perhaps 50 or 100 years from now. What better legacy?