I took the usual required science classes in school, and have continued to learn about scientific subjects because I find them interesting. I’ve mainly focused on cosmology (because it’s fascinating), weather (because I am a Skywarn spotter), and climate science (because it has been corrupted by politics).
General Science
- Chantilly High School
- Biology I
- Liberty High School
- Chemistry I
- Physics I
Cosmology
- Institute of Catholic Culture
- Behe, Michael, PhD – Darwin’s Black Box: The Case for Creation
- Khan Academy
- Cosmology and Astronomy
- Books and Independent Study
- Calle, Carlos I., PhD – Einstein for Dummies
- Hawking, Stephen, PhD
- A Brief History of Time
- The Grand Design (with Leonard Mlodinow)
- Krauss, Lawrence, PhD – A Universe from Nothing
- Schroeder, Gerald L., PhD – The Science of God
- Sheldrake, Rupert, PhD – Science Set Free: 10 Paths to New Discovery
- Smolin, Lee, PhD – Time Reborn
Mathematics
- Chantilly High School
- Algebra I
- Liberty High School
- Algebra II
- Algebra III
- Geometry
- George Mason University
- ACCT 203: Survey of Accounting
- MATH 106: Concepts of Mathematics
- STAT 250: Introduction to Statistics
- Books and Independent Study
- Silver, Nate – The Signal and the Noise
Weather and Climate
- Comet MetEd (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research)
- Role of the SKYWARN Spotter
- SKYWARN Spotter Convective Basics
- Doctors for Disaster Preparedness
- Frank, Patrick, PhD – No Certain Doom
- Hayden, Howard, PhD – The Magic Trick of Climate Science
- U.S. National Weather Service (Baltimore/Washington Forecast Office)
- Introduction to SKYWARN and Storm Spotting
- Books and Independent Study
- Montford, Andrew – The Hockey Stick Illusion