Dimorphos and Didymos revisited
Three years have passed since NASA’s DART probe hit the asteroid Dimorphos. An impact that shortened its orbit around its parent asteroid Didymos
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Magnetic Field Strengths of Planets
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Whale Bones in the Sahara Desert
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At first glance, this may look like evidence
Vulcan and the Mercury Anomaly
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Transmutations on the Electric Sun
Having demonstrated that transmutations can explain both fossilization and processes going on inside our bodies we can go on
Calculations Related to Transmutations
Doing the numbers on Sodium to Potassium transmutations, we were able to demonstrate that this type of transmutation only
Gravity on Mercury
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Earth’s Uneven Expansion
Back in 2018, I noted that Earth's equator during the last ice age was unlikely to have been where it is today due to the weight of the ice mass centred above Hudson Bay. I further suggested that this could be used…
Dimorphos now has a 10,000 km Long Tail
Here’s an article by National Geographic that sheds more light on the DART probe and its impact on Dimorphos orbit around Didymos.