Matt's Sci/Tech Blog

The hype today about hypersonic flight and suborbital human flights to the lower edges of space seems to go on without reference to an impor...

 Thank you, Ron! From Dr. Ronald H., Pine, Mammalogist: This marvelously helpful and informative collection of 400 short reviews of books th...

Between Ape and Human 2022: Pegasus Books, 336pp. This book postulates, albeit cautiously, the idea a descendant of the famed "hobbits...

  The Creatures of the Kon-Tiki voyage                 It's hard to imagine a better platform for observing marine life than a slow, s...

Monster Hunt by Tim Dinsdale Acropolis books, 1972 edition, 295pp.  This is a book from what one might call the golden age of monster huntin...

            In any examination of cryptozoology, it’s important to report on the negative outcomes of investigations as well as the positi...

 Part Two of Bigfoot Days I wrote in the first entry about my visit to Bigfoot Days in Estes Park, Colorado, earlier this month. The events...

 The beaked whales are fascinating enough to make cetologists drool. Not only are they distinctive in themselves, and sometimes weird, like ...

I've never been to any Bigfoot-themed event. I think of the Big Guy as a myth, although I want to be wrong. (I have, in fact, put up a $...