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Hi there! I am Marc Phillippe Babineau, a Maritimer by birth and in heart (Canadian), and I was a Senior Technical Writer and Training Specialist for Atlantis Aerospace, in Brampton, Ontario. Here, I wrote technical manuals and wrote and taught training platforms

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Sciences > Ecology & Environment What is the reason that rivers are straightened, and what is the effect on the environment?: 1 of 15
Rivers bring with them the elixir of life for mankind and animals alike, and flow majestically along their merry way, usually from a lake or glacier, following the path of least resistance, and flowing into either another lake, an ocean or a sea. When that river starts to meander, the area that the river takes up starts to ... More..
Sciences > Sciences (Other) Which of today's animals lived alongside dinosaurs?: 1 of 11
There are many theories abounding about which of today's animals lived alongside dinosaurs, like the shark, which actually patrolled the waters long before dinosaurs walked the Earth, but unfortunately we have no proof that sharks ever walked on land. However, in almost every single one of the theories about which animals wal... More..
Sciences > Astronomy UFO contact: Are we ready?: 7 of 48
Earthlings have a special relationship with belief and faith. We want to believe that there is more to life than the physical being, and that there is a God who created all that there is, and created mankind in His (or, Her) own image. Are we ready for UFO contact? Are we ready to throw away our beliefs? Are these aliens ... More..
Sciences > Sciences (Other) What was the first discovery of dinosaur remains?: 2 of 10
It is quite possible that early Cro-Magnon man, dwelling in caves and writing on the walls, had a tool or weapon which was picked up off the ground. That club was likely a hip bone from a smaller dinosaur. Every evolutionary grouping of mankind, from the cavemen to the Huns, the Druids and the Romans used dinosaur bones as to... More..
Sciences > Astronomy Extraterrestrial life: Fact or fiction: 5 of 24
Extraterrestrial life on Earth already exists, from bacteria to pollens and other microscopic life forms, which have been brought here in the bellies of millions of meteorites over Billions of years. Microbial life, yet life none the less. With the melting of the Glaciers and Ice Caps, meteorites that had not seen the Sun for... More..
Sciences > Earth Science (Other) Is human space travel to the planet Mars too dangerous?: 11 of 37
Mankind's insatiable quest for knowledge and conquest has driven us above the clouds, where we once believed heaven was. We conquered the myth that the Earth was flat, that heaven was just above the clouds, and that the stars are actually other Suns, probably long dead by the time we see them, according to light speed travel ... More..
Sciences > Water & Oceanography When will people worldwide have enough clean, safe water to drink?: 12 of 36
This is surely one subject that mankind can not just turn our collective heads away from and say "God will fix it". We are ruining our most important resource, fresh water, at a rate unequaled in human history. From pollution, over usage, new species introductions through super tankers' ballast waters, and other means that de... More..
Sciences > Sciences (Other) Why is there no new Einstein?: 2 of 6
Who says that there is no knew Einstein? Maybe there is nobody with the physical presence, the eyes that portray some mischievousness and a great sense of humour. If Albert Einstein were alive today, he would most assuredly be extremely impressed with the knowledge, understanding of math and physics, and how they all tie in... More..
Sciences > Astronomy 57 alien species: Are we alone in the universe?: 40 of 116
"There's a Star Man. Waiting in the sky. He'd like to come and meet us. But he thinks he'd blow our minds". (From David Bowie's iconic album "Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars", on the song "Starman", released 1972, RCA);It would be a little presumptuous and short-sighted of mankind to believe that Earth is the only so... More..
Sciences > Sociology Criminal defined: 4 of 10
A criminal is someone who has broken the laws of man, nature, religion or government while in a state of mind that they knew that they were doing wrong. A criminal, as defined by the stautes of criminal law, has been tried in a court of law by an assembly of their peers, or a duly appointed judge, and found guilty of the crim... More..