Contemplative, slightly cosmic, and quietly patient — full of unlatched doors, extra places, and clocks the stars prefer. Perfect for dusk listening, fields still ringing, or sitting still while the n...

Cosmic Drifter Hello there, listeners. It’s me. Trevor. You’ve pressed play on another Virtual Cassette Library. Twelve tracks. Two sides. A little plastic ghost that flips itself at the halfway mark, like a polite pancake. If you make music, or you run a label, or you simply own a shed full of strange noises and would like them filed somewhere warm, send your links or Bandcamp codes to trevlad@gmail.com. I read every one. Promise. I read them with both eyes and, on special occasions, a third one. The shows stay free for the first week, wandering about with their shoelaces undone.

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Which meteor showers are active tonight, the best time to watch from your town and where to look, on a live map of your own sky with the real stars, planets and satellites.

Physicist James McCanney outlines an electric universe model in which comets, a hidden solar ‘capacitor’ and an August current sheet drive both weather and advanced space propulsion, while arguing that Nikola Tesla and modern militaries drew on ancient atmospheric energy technologies. He connects this framework to Atlantis, alleged Vatican archive knowledge, a claimed extrasolar comet approaching from the south, and a proposed cosmic law that only non‑warring civilizations gain access to interstellar space.

The poem reflects on the beauty and lightness of onyx sand, contrasting it with the vastness of stars in the universe. It explores themes of insignificance and cosmic wonder, as the speaker ponders…

NASA's Roman telescope successfully passed several important tests in space some time ago. The observatory can remain pointed at the exact same spot with exceptional precision, and that just happens to be the whole point. Its coronagraph has also captured both cosmic light and stars for the first ti...

New planets could be formed after stars die, and now we might know how to spot them

Young stars in Taurus are lighting up a cloud of cosmic dust, and Hubble has the front-row view

A cosmic cloudscape of swirling gas and dust, captured near the Tarantula Nebula