At Play in the Fields of Science
Donald BurgessThis column is about an old Montana English major/wanna-be geologist's drill-down into geology, earth history, and capital S science.
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Post #10 A Little Quartzite Lite
Contentious issues in the fields of sedimentary geology and Earth History will always be there and I’m not going to resolve them to everyone’s—perhaps anyone’s, or even my own—satisfaction. So how about a little break from the heavy busines...
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It’s a beautiful day in Missoula. Spring has sprung, creeks are rising, trees are leafing out, perfumes and pollens are wafting, and I’m throwing open the windows and doors to my Substack publication, At Play in the Fields of Science, with...
Post #9 Mabul
There must be some kind of way out of here
As I started in on this piece about the word mabul, the name given by ancient Semitic people to the flood described in the Torah, music from the Titanic movie floated up from the depths of my...
Post #8 Love, Luck, Hope and Wishes
Part 2 of a series fleshing out the bare bones Flood story
Helplessly Hoping
That lovely old song from the ‘60s started playing in my head as I began writing this post. I went to YouTube and gave it a listen. Whether all the words are...
Post # 7 Oh, Didn't It Rain!
Tom Jones sings Didn't It Rain
AI image by moi. While lost in a turbid, debris-laden sea of image generators.
This is Part 1 of a little series about the global flood that played a big role in biblical history and has large ramific...
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Born in Missoula, Montana in 1946 atop 5 miles of Belt SuperGroup sediment,. Writer, editor, teacher, trail builder, elk hunter, drummer. BA English, UM Missoula, 1967. MS English, the Program in Writing, Middlebury College, Vermont, 1987.
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