The sources mentioned below (magazines, websites, etc.)
should be checked periodically by those who are truly
interested in physics, music, or flutes.
Subscriptions to the magazines used as sources are worthwhile.
Much of the material from other physics sources presented on this
website was found and passed on to me by a friend who is a proponent
of the theories (as opposed the conjectures) found in the series,
Behind Light's Illusion.
Many of the sources regarding national security presented on this
website were found by my wife who directed my attention to them.
Various changes of a small nature may not be shown on Updates.
Updated March 10, 2011
Added Trisecting an Angle,
a way to do something that is supposed to be impossible.
Updated April 25, 2010
Added How I Make My Flutes Today (Feb 2010),
first published in Voice of the Wind, the quarterly publication of
The International Native American Flute Association (INAFA)
www.worldflutes.org.
Updated January 17, 2010
Added Celestial Influences upon Earthquakes.
First published in 1986 - updated for the Haitian earthquake.
Updated January 12, 2010
Added Galileo, the Catholic Church, and the Inquisition
with excerpts from Galileo's Daughter by Dava Sobel.
Updated July 3, 2009
Added Error in Black Hole Size as another item to laugh at.
Updated June 28, 2009
Added some of my old books and changed title of
Flute and Music Books
to Books by Lew Paxton Price.
Updated June 23, 2008
Added Red Shift, Energy, and Power for a more
simplified
explanation of the conservation of energy during red shift.
Updated June 6, 2008
Added Humorous Items on contemporary physics.
Updated June 3, 2008
Added in Laughing at the Emperor (on this website) comments on
Dark Energy at Work
written by David Appell for Scientific American.
Updated April 7, 2008
Added Are Physicists Smart? from Global Research
and quotes from an article called Black Hole Light
which is placed in Near Misses.
Updated March 3, 2008
Added a short definition and background to
an explanation for
dark matter, Constant Velocity Point,
and a quote to Some Quotes and Comments from Readers.