Jason Ray Morton
Bio
I have always enjoyed writing and exploring new ideas, new beliefs, and the dreams that rattle around inside my head. From the current state of the world to the fantastical ideas of science I've enjoyed exploring them. Time to share them.
Stories (409/0)
There's An Over Mile Wide Asteroid Visiting Before Memorial Day Weekend
Since the mid-90s, the subject of asteroids impacting the earth has been on the minds of space scientists around the globe. There were the findings of the 1997 Xf-11 and how it was projected to strike the Atlantic Ocean in 30 years. The incident in Russia destroyed 3,000 windows, and injured people, lighting up the skies in a blinding flash of light. There’ve even been movies that prayed on the curiosity and fear of our mortality in the case of another extinction-level event involving an asteroid. 2022 has been abuzz with asteroid activity and shows no sign of slowing down or sign that the gravity of the events is getting less threatening.
By Jason Ray Mortona day ago in FYI
The Dragon's Wave
There weren't always dragons in the Valley. Professor Burns read the words on a three-by-five card as he prepared to give a speech to students. It was a part of his lecture, but as he prepared to start his current series, he cringed that it was something he now had to teach. As a professor of archaeology, Jason Burns still found the new normal hard to believe.
By Jason Ray Morton2 days ago in Fiction
5 Reasons To Check Out Zac Efron's FireStarter As Charlie Burns It Down
Firestarter is a story of a little girl born to two young lovers who met at a college research study. Think MK Ultra and two horny teenagers get together and concoct something wicked in a petri dish. When little Charlie is born she possesses extraordinary pyrokinetic abilities unlike anyone could imagine and attracts the attention of the insidious group known as the shop.
By Jason Ray Morton8 days ago in Geeks
The Heart Wants What The Heart Wants Even When Its' Wrong
Casey and Vicky White enjoyed a jailhouse romance that ended tragically for her and the family she leaves behind. What happens when an officer falls for the wrong person. It never ends in a fairy tale.
By Jason Ray Morton10 days ago in Criminal
The Five Seasons Of Weather
Wildfire Season Is Upon Us It's early in the season, and so far, the number of acres burned across the United States is nearly 78% above the 10-year average. Much of the West, Plains, and Texas remain in the middle of a historic drought as they suffer from above-average temperatures and below-normal precipitation. The current conditions are a perfect storm that could bring larger and even more dangerous wildfires this year.
By Jason Ray Morton14 days ago in Earth
Is Free Speech Under Attack Or Is Fear Being Stoked
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.”
By Jason Ray Morton15 days ago in The Swamp
Things I've Never Admitted To You
Dear Mom, I made you a promise once that I didn't understand at the time. However, it seemed to matter more than anything in the world. When I made the promise, I couldn't have known why you asked it of me. So, on this day, your birthday, and before it is mothers day, I am going to share things with you that I haven't shared before.
By Jason Ray Morton17 days ago in Confessions
TVs' First LGBTQ Character Lead Superhero Series Comes To A Close
For nine years, fans of the CWs' Arrowverse have known the Black Canary and the White Canary. Then we got to know Caity Lotz as she morphed into Captain Sara Lance on D.C.s' Legends of Tomorrow. This week, the CW announced that the girl that couldn't die would no longer grace our presence once a week as the leader of our favorite band of time-traveling heroes.
By Jason Ray Morton19 days ago in Geeks
How To Eat A Cat Is As Easy And Fun As Eating Ribs At Applebee's
For All Of The Cat Eaters Out There Where are my cat eaters? Yeah, yeah, I know. Nobody eats cats in the United States. My dad told me about being overseas during the war, and how they served cats in places. Apparently, they serve dogs in places too, but nobody wants to eat a dog unless it's Oscar Mayer.
By Jason Ray Morton20 days ago in Confessions
The Federal Reserve Might Do What Again?
Eyebrows raised, as did blood pressure and stress when Deutsche Bank became the first bank to forecast a US recession. That was the good news earlier this month. Now there are warnings of a deeper recession caused by the Federal Reserve.
By Jason Ray Morton23 days ago in Trader
