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. Myths, religion and theory Many concepts in modern theoretical physics can be traced back to these early ideas. Ancient…
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 – Relativity Corrected
Chapter four, five, six and seven of Miles Mathis' book are dedicated to errors in Einstein's theory of relativity. Mathis points out problems in Einstein's equations, and how to fix them. The chapters are the final ones in his book. However, there's no overall conclusion. The…
Miles Mathis – Relativity
The second chapter in Miles Mathis’ book is an introduction to relativity as a concept. He points out that relativity is real. The speed of light is finite
Liquid Metallic Hydrogen and the White Hot Sun
Our Sun was once thought to be a ball of hydrogen gas with no surface. But direct observation has proven this to be wrong. Our star has a surface. However, the idea that the entirety of our Sun is made…
A Month in the Life of an Active Volcano
The La Palma volcano is in a constant state of flux. At the start of November it looked like this: La Palma Volcano on November 1, 2021 Its two main fissures were facing towards the camera. On November 30, those…
Volcanic Plumes and Ash Clouds
The La Palma volcano hasn’t changed much since I last wrote about it. It continues to belch out lava and volcanic ash. From up close it looks no different from a week ago
A Low Plume on the La Palma Volcano
The La Palma volcano is still active, belching lava and big plumes of volcanic ash. However, the plumes are not as tall as they used to be
Sodium to Potassium Transmutation in the Human Body
There’s a mystery surrounding salt. We appear to consume more of it than we excrete. Conversely, there’s a mystery