Edwin Faughn is an artist and lecturer specializing in space sciences. His work has been featured in and on the covers of numerous space science magazines, exhibitions and planetarium productions such as Scientific American and the world premier of Titanic: The Exhibition. Over the past 25 years he has presented hundreds of lectures to diverse audiences in schools, universities, museums, aviation firms, churches and other faith based and civic organizations. He is the assistant director of Rainwater Observatory in French Camp, Mississippi.
2006When we look at the stars at night we are not just seeing points of light but physical places in the vastness of the heavens. We are a small part of a universe that is beyond anything we can even begin to comprehend.In Job 26:14 we read, "Indeed these are the mere...
Each year more and more planets are discovered orbiting other stars in our galaxy. In this piece a hypothetical ringed gas giant planet is depicted from one of its orbiting moons. The moon has a thin atmosphere created by erupting geysers on its surface and the Milky...
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