Charge Densities in Space
There are electric connections between our sun and its planets. This is visible in the auroras of Earth and Jupiter, as well as other planets
Winds on Jupiter
The Hubble space observatory has noted a trend related to Jupiter’s great red spot. The spot is not only becoming smaller, taller and rounder, it’s winds
Water, Cloud Formation and Geology
Dr. Gerald Pollack is an engaging speaker with interesting thoughts and observations about water, and how it relates to electricity and light.
The Michelson-Morley Experiment
I received an e-mail from a man named Jean de Climont a few days ago. It was about the Michelson-Morley experiment and how it ought to
Time Related Experiments
Einstein predicts two types of time dilation, both of which have been tested and confirmed. One is the effect of gravity on time, the other is the effect of relative
Matter as Condensed Space
In my final analysis of aether physics, I come to the conclusion that everything is of the aether, including space and time. This may seem
Memory in Nature
Memory is fundamental to nature. Everything we see around us is an image of the past. Everything that happens in the present is the result of something
Earth’s Irregular Rotation
Earth days vary ever so slightly in length form one day to another. The irregularity is so tiny that it was not discovered before the advent of super-precise
Planet B
Phosphine gas has been detected in the clouds of Venus. While this is not in itself proof that there must be life on Venus, the only known sources of this gas on Earth are non-oxygen
Creation Myths and Science
Cosmology is a branch of astronomy concerned with the studies of the origin and evolution of the universe. It’s an attempt to