David Esker’s Buoyant Atmosphere Theory
I first came across David Esker‘s buoyant atmosphere theory back in 2017, when I was developing my own theory with an aim
Pure Energy Nonsense
Energy is often talked about as if it is a thing rather than a property, and this leads to a lot of confusion, with some people talking about pure energy as if such a thing
The Nice Model of Solar System Evolution
Consensus building is a way to approach problems in which mediocrity of outcome is pretty much guaranteed. Anything original is tossed out as too
Sahara Dust Storms
The weather forecast was for sunny weather and temperatures reaching 20C, but instead we got three days with clouds and max temperatures of 17C. This hadn’t
The Primary Nature of All Things
Philosophy and religion has since the dawn of time dedicated much attention to questions related to the true nature of things, and many
Newton’s Assumptions
Newton is such an iconic figure in physics, and so many of his theorems have been proven right, that it’s by now largely forgotten that he made several
Modified Newtonian Dynamics
Galaxies are large rotating clouds of stars that behave more like storm systems on Earth than solar systems. This has led people like Donald Scott
The Problem with the Growing Earth Model
Onar Åm is a Norwegian physicist with a sufficiently open mind to consider Earth expansion a valid alternative to
Large Meteorites Always Explode Before Impact
Large meteorites explode before impact. This is a conclusion we can draw from observed facts. We also know that small
Miles Mathis – Aether
Miles Mathis mentions the aether in his book. But he doesn’t say much about it, so I was left thinking that his thoughts are pretty much the same as mine. However,