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Michael P. Grace is an author, composer, and musician. He graduated with a degree in Computer Science from California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) in 1989.[1] He has authored a variety of songs, novels, short stories, and well as the co-author of several technical papers on ball lightning, an atmospheric electrical phenomenon. In the 1980s, he was in a variety of bands in the Los Angeles area as well as the composer of a variety songs. Some of the bands he was in were:
He is the son of composer Michael P. Grace ll and Corinne B. Grace of Corinne B. Grace v. El Paso Natural Gas. His uncle was J. Peter Grace, his great uncle was Michael P. Grace and his great grandfather was William Russell Grace, who were key figures at the W.R. Grace and Company.
In 1992, Grace wrote his first novel A Tale of the Rich and Stupid: Death Trip 1992.[2] He later was the co-author of several technical papers on ball lightning.
Title | Year |
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A plasma loudspeaker using a DC carbon arc in a modulated magnetic field[3] | 2001 |
A Simple Model of Ball Lightning[4] | 2003 |
An experimental study of ball lightning[5] | 2004 |
An experimental model of ball lighting[6] | 2004 |
An observation of synthetic ball lightning[7] | 2005 |
Ball Lightning in Zero Gravity[8] | 2005 |
Ball Lightning Project[9] | 2006 |
His son is Sina Grace.