Fingerprints on the Moon

When Glenn Shaw was a small boy, his father brought home a model T induction coil that exploded in jagged violet-colored inch-long electric sparks. This display ignited a multi dimensional career in science that took Shaw all over the world from his home base in Alaska.Join this irreverent scientist on a journey from the jungles of Africa to the light side of the moon, where an instrument he helped build still stands. Shaw's driven-by-interest wanderings led him to discoveries from the deepest ocean (tiny creatures whose belches help cool the planet) to the top of the world, where Arctic Haze was a dirty mystery over one of the cleanest reaches of the planet.Shaw lives in Fairbanks, Alaska with his wife Gladys, a cat Oliver and an Australian Shepard Pierre.