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1. Sugar Time in Astounding Books spotlight (link)

Posted on 12/18/2015
Blog: Joy's Live Journal (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: time travel, time machines, sugar time, Add a tag

Thanks to Astounding Books for including Sugar Time in their Astounding Authors spotlight: https://astoundingbooks.wordpress.com/

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2. Science Oxford Webcast

By: Keith Mansfield, on 3/18/2010
Blog: Keith Mansfield (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Star Blaze, Public appearances, Oxford Science Festival, science oxford, supernova, Chandrasekhar, time machines, Science, Book signings, space, Sun, time travel, stars, large hadron collider, Carl Sagan, Add a tag

On Tuesday I gave my Starstuff & Supergiants talk at Science Oxford, as part of the Oxfordshire Science Festival. In a way it was a bit of the science behind the Johnny Mackintosh stories. I spoke about how the speed of light is a universal speed limit and time travel is (perhaps) a one-way street, and how the large hadron collider is a time machine (as well as everything else). I explained how stars are the atom factories of the universe and talked about the way stars die, sometimes in a supernova (what readers will realize the alien races of the galaxy call Star Blaze). Thanks to everyone at Science Oxford for giving me the opportunity, and to all those who came out on a Tuesday night to listen. If anyone missed it, there is no escape. The whole thing is available as a webcast from the Science Oxford site.