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Glenn Borchardt: Infinite Universe Theory

Written by John O'Sullivan

New book on cosmology declares: “The universe is infinite; the motions of matter are predominantly cyclical.

At Principia Scientific International we pride ourselves on providing a platform for our readers to debate and discuss some of the more contentious ideas in science.

In that regard we have pleasure in highlighting Glenn Borchardt’s book, ‘Infinite Universe Theory’ recently made available to purchase as an ebook.

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The Three Sides Of Climate Science

Written by Hans Schreuder

For the past 30 years, there has been an orchestrated alarm over how much a trace of a trace gas, human-produced carbon dioxide (CO2), impacts earth’s climate.

The idea was presented as the ‘settled science’ and that there exists a ‘greenhouse effect’ in Earth’s atmosphere and that CO2 ‘traps heat’ or ‘delays cooling’.

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Ives, Einstein and the Aether

Written by William Walter Kay BA LL B

Herbert Eugene Ives was born in 1882 and died in 1953. (Einstein’s dates are: 1879-1955.) A Philadelphian by birth, Ives did his most important work in New York as Director of Electro-Optics at Bell Labs; overseeing a team of 200 engineers and technicians.

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Carbon Is Not Synonymous With Carbon Dioxide

Written by Dr Jay Lehr

From the very day that Al Gore signed his name to the well-known book, An Inconvenient Truth, the general population was told that carbon emissions were going to destroy our planet.

Gore, more or less, coined the term “carbon footprint” (while always hiding the enormity of his own footprint). Gore and his cohorts were never actually talking about carbon.

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Where Physics Went Awry

Written by Herb Rose

Four things you might not know about dark matter ...

Physics is the science of the study of the world around us and how it works. It is supposed to be about observation and experimentation to develop theory on why things happen and the rules governing these occurrences.

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Mathematics is Not Coincidence

Written by Stephen Wells

Chaos In Solar System Explained - CBS News

There are six planetary bodies in our solar system that have atmospheres thicker than our own. These are Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Titan, Uranus and Neptune.

I am going to compare the temperatures and the blackbody energy values of those temperatures of five of these planets to Earth in this article.

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Paradigm Shift on Russia, Climate Change, Everything You Think You Know…

Written by Richard Fernandez

Russian soldiers dressed in Red Army World War II uniform parade in Red Square (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko Jr)

It may now sound ridiculous, but Nikita Khrushchev once told America “we will bury you” and Washington believed him. For years the intelligence community thought the U.S.S.R. was on the verge of overtaking the U.S. as the world’s largest economy before the Soviets unexpectedly collapsed.

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The Evolution Of Earth Day

Written by Anthony J Sadar

In case you’ve lost track, this week saw the 49th Earth Day.  And, unless if you’ve just awoken from a long, long hibernation, you know that the imminent demise of the planet by “carbon pollution” is a top, top dread by zealous environmentalists.

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DeSmogBlog: Criminal Enemies of Science

Written by John O'Sullivan

DeSmogBlog logo

Anyone who searches for ‘Principia Scientific International’ on a major corporate search engine may be bemused to see the criminally-run hate site, desmogblog tagged beside us, posting a smear of our organisation.

Clearly, the search engines themselves are indifferent (or supportive) towards these politicized merchants of disinformation. For those readers unfamiliar with desmogblog we invite you to peruse the following facts.

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Parkinson’s results beyond researchers’ wildest dreams

Written by Pallab Ghosh

Media caption Gail Jardine: “I can walk, I can turn… it’s really helped me”

A treatment that has restored the movement of patients with chronic Parkinson’s disease has been developed by Canadian researchers. Previously housebound patients are now able to walk more freely as a result of electrical stimulation to their spines.

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