Recent content by MikeCollinsJr

Good news on the horizon: interpretation of the heavier elements on our periodic table can be inclusive now of flux and tidal properties; it's a sobering and serious fact that the only perspective on our school books thus far regarding elements like Einsteinium [named after the great...

I have listed myself as a consultant in my short bio on recently submitted written works. But I think we live in a "web economy" more than a green one. I have no representation for any credentialled biz--and I live in the USA!

Yes I would, too--but I have no idea Who's Who there in management. Is it ABC Corp?

That's assuring. Can you give me the title to monster.com then? That should be a monster-movie lover's (and producer's) website for our audiences. We've plenty of "HR".

A little level in our world, actually. I find it laughable--in the forty-second street Broadway sense, that you identify here on space.com as as a "US Government worker". Is this "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial" again?

Of course. This IS my area. Considering that ES profs in the More Provincial regions of the university system pull in about $90/year, I am gauging that as my Minimum Basic Agreement for such the necessitated role. I have contacted many universities/colleges as well as boutique "human...

Would you please present me with an employed Earth Science professor in the USA with "credentials". Thank you!

That's great. Yep, to me, the aerosphere is also anywhere between the Earth's surface and 6 miles up, the normal range for aircraft flight.

Soon as I am on the clock.

Wondering who knows what the definition is...on space.com....

Why not "Antiquity Hole"?

The "quadratic equation" of wives, he followed: Lynne Frederick (18 February 1977 - 24 July 1980) (his death) Miranda Elizabeth Louise Quarry (24 August 1970 - 27 September 1974) (divorced) Britt Ekland (19 February 1964 - 18 December 1968) (divorced) (1 child) Anne Hayes (15 September...