Written by Vijay Jayaraj
Australia was literally on fire in December. Record heat made headlines in global media. So did the extreme rainfall in east Africa.
You and everybody else on earth can guess what climate alarmists blamed for both: man-made global warming, a.k.a. climate change.
Written by Dr. Raymond H.V. Gallucci, P.E. (ret.)
Abstract. The results of the Michelson-Morley Experiment (MMX), allegedly showing that an aether medium for the propagation of light did not exist, were interpreted by Einstein under the constraint of a constant light speed. This led him to invent Special Relativity, not necessarily the simplest or most logical explanation, as would have been recommended by Occam’s Razor. MMX is revisualized here, relaxing these constraints to show what might have been the better conclusion, or at least dismissal of the MMX as a basis for inventing Special Relativity.
Written by Pierre-Marie Robitaille, Ph.D
In his latest video Professor Pierre-Marie Robitaille, Ph.D deftly exposes the recent fake science claims about an ‘image’ of a black hole. Calling out what is clearly data manipulation, any reasonable viewer can agree this “photo” is NOT the greatest achievement of 2019.
Written by BBC
Image copyright MILLENNIUM PRIZEAmerican scientist Frances Arnold, who won the Nobel Prize for chemistry, has retracted her latest paper. Prof Arnold shared the award with George P Smith and Gregory Winter for their research on enzymes in 2018.
Written by James DeMeo, PhD
This is Part Two summarizing James DeMeo’s new book indicating that modern cosmology erred in hastily dismissing the evidence for a cosmic ether. Part One is here.
Written by John Stossel
“The world is going to end in 12 years if we don’t address climate change!” says Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Really? 12 years? John Stossel recently moderated a debate held by The Heartland Institute.
Written by Peter H. Diamandis, MD
image source: singularityhub.com
How each of us sees the world is about to change dramatically.
For all of human history, the experience of looking at the world was roughly the same for everyone. But boundaries between the digital and physical are beginning to fade.
Written by Dr Klaus L E Kaiser
A recent news post at Gizmodo claims to show “The Satellite Images That Show a Decade of Climate Change.” Needless to say, it was widely mentioned in the mainstream media.
The top photo in this “documentary” (above) shows a satellite shot with apparently numerous fires burning over a landscape of approximately 600 km in horizontal extent.
Written by Giordano Bruno* & John O'Sullivan
Slowly but surely, despite the media being slow to reveal the facts, Australian police have arrested dozens of climate activists as part of a “Massive Arson Investigation.”
So, the bushfires were likely man-made after all. It seems not by ‘climate change’ but by the hands of sick green zealots who may now face life-time jail terms for the death and destruction their crazed activism has generated.
Written by Simon Kent
Police in five Australian states have begun investigations into alleged arsonists responsible for helping fuel the deadly bushfires that have wracked the country this summer.
On Monday, police in NSW reported they had already caught 24 alleged firebugs accused of deliberately lighting bushfires in a catastrophic season that has so far killed 18 people in the country’s most populous state.
Written by Giordano Bruno*
I already authored several scientific papers about the need to keep the bush clean in Australia, but scientific management seems to have been forgotten by the politically corrected climate alarmists who play everything to their only advantage, including catastrophic bush fires.
Written by Stephen Wells
Picture a sphere suspended in space. It’s a small sphere. Small enough that it’s gravity is negligible and can be discarded as irrelevant to the calculations and thought experiments that we are about to subject it to. Let’s give it a surface area of 1 square meter.
Written by James DeMeo, PhD
This is Part One summarizing James DeMeo’s new book indicating that modern cosmology erred in hastily dismissing the evidence for a cosmic ether. Part Two is here.
Written by Michael Irving
A team of geologists from China and the US have found evidence to suggest that snow may be falling within the broiling hot core of planet Earth. Of course, this isn’t your everyday surface snow – the researchers say that these flakes would be made of iron alloys, gently settling down onto the solid inner core through the more fluid outer core.
Written by Ethan Siegel
The clustering of galaxies in the Universe on the largest observable scales, where each pixel represents a galaxy. Image credit: Michael Blanton and SDSS collaboration.
“Because philosophy arises from awe, a philosopher is bound in his way to be a lover of myths and poetic fables. Poets and philosophers are alike in being big with wonder.” –Thomas Aquinas
The Universe is a vast, mysterious place, encompassing everything we’ve ever known, observed or could ever hope to come into contact with.
Written by NASA
The wind speed of a devastating Category 5 hurricane can top over 150 miles per hour (241km/hour.) Now imagine another kind of wind with an average speed of 0.87 million miles per hour (1.4 million km/hour.)
Welcome to the wind that begins in our Sun and doesn’t stop until after it reaches the edge of the heliosphere: the solar wind.