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
Redshift Quantization
Back in year 2000, Halton Arp held this lecture on his career as an astronomer, and his findings related to the redshift of Quasars. Of the many things he discovered
How the Meganeura and Quetzalcoatlus Indicate that Inertia has Increased over Time
The Meganeura, which existed on Earth some 300 million years ago,
Casimir Effect as Polarization
The Casimir effect is a phenomenon in which two neutral surfaces attract or repel each other when in extremely close contact. The effect has been used as evidence for
The Significance of Dimorphos’ Tail
The short answer to why Dimorphos now has a 10,000 km long tail, some two weeks after NASA intentionally slammed a space probe into it
Reading and Writing Theory
Ralph Waldo Emerson was an American philosopher with a practical and down to Earth view of reality. He encourages us to read, make
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
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
Miles Mathis – The Michelson-Morley Experiment
The third chapter in Miles Mathis’ book is a critique of the Michelson-Morley experiment; an experiment