Tech & Science

A total eclipse of the Moon will be visible to everyone in North America early in the morning of March 3, 2026.  The good news is that total eclipses of the Moon are very democratic – easy to spot, perfectly safe to look at, and not requiring any special equipment to see.  The unfortunate thing is that all the time zones will see the eclipse in the “middle of the night” – which might lead to some very tired co-workers or students coming in the next morning.

I am writing a new work of fiction that takes place on the North Coast of Oregon. "The Mail Lady’s Confession" is a journey into old-growth forest, to a world beyond the edge of the Pacific Ocean, where grief, compassion, and joy are interwoven and hidden in the rings on the trunks of old trees.