Science

We see meteors all the time flash across the sky in Missouri and Illinois, but how many reach the ground? More than you think as I can document at least 24 meteorites that have been found in Missouri alone.

It's no reason for alarm, but there has been a sudden uptick in quakes along the New Madrid Fault this week with several over the past few days that were felt.

For all of our sakes, hope and pray this study is wrong. The claim is that in the next 30 years Missouri will become a part of what is being referred to as a "Heat Belt" that will see some days reach temperatures of 125 and higher.

Consider this a gentle reminder that we live in a very seismically-active part of America. So far in March, there have been over 40 measurable earthquakes on the New Madrid Fault and that's OK.

One of my favorite things to do with my girls in lay outside when its dark and look for shooting stars. We've only seen a few, but man I wish we could've see a fireball.

From Mark Twain and H.G. Wells in the 19th century to Stephens King, Hawking and Moffat in the early 21st century, time travel has long captivated the sci-fi pop culture mind. What if we could go back? What if we could go forward? What if I devote myself to study the other great mystery of the universe: women...