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03 Sep 2008
19:15:03
by: tvanflandern  |
Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, tvanflandern |
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Plaudits and Pundits
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07 Aug 2008
12:00:45
by: tvanflandern |
Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, tvanflandern |
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| Astrophysics |
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Gravitational Lensing
Discussions of real Einstein rings and ring arcs caused by strong foreground gravitating masses, and pseudo-gravitational lenses that are probably foreground quasars producing multiple images by refraction when their jets are pointed our way. |
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26 Sep 2008
17:46:56
by: Messiah |
Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, tvanflandern |
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Gravity & Relativity
Observational evidence suggests that gravity progagates faster than the speed of light. How can such evidence be reconciled with Special Relativity? What is the physical nature of gravity? |
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20 Nov 2008
04:07:21
by: Leo Vuyk |
dholeman, Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, tvanflandern |
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| Cosmology |
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Big Bang and Alternatives
The big bang (BB) theory is widely accepted because redshift in distant objects is seen as evidence for an expanding universe. But how strong are the cases for and against the BB? Are we even sure that redshift corresponds to expansion velocity? |
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20 Nov 2008
20:19:55
by: Jim |
Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, tvanflandern |
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Galaxies
Galaxies are the laboratory of cosmology. How is our growing knowledge of galactic structures shaping modern cosmological theory? How is the perception of galactic organization affected by different interpretations of red shift? |
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20 Nov 2008
18:39:13
by: PheoniX_VII |
Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, tvanflandern |
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| General Matters |
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Meta Science
Scientific methodology. How Meta science distinguishes itself from mainstream science and from alternative or other replacement models. |
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17 Aug 2008
23:08:35
by: jrich |
Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, tvanflandern |
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| Planetary Science |
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Artificial Structures on Mars
images suggesting artifiality and criteria for significance thereof. |
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20 Nov 2008
03:45:56
by: Alan McDougall |
Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, tvanflandern |
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Origin of Solar System
Specializes in problems with the primeval solar nebula hypothesis and the pros and cons of the fission hypothesis for the origin of planets and moons. |
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10 Nov 2008
21:45:04
by: KeLP |
dholeman, Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, mvanflandern, tvanflandern |
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Terrestrial Science
How does our own planet act and react to the forces of nature? Where does Earth's excess heat originate? What are the effects of other planets on our own? |
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13 Aug 2008
13:31:39
by: tvanflandern |
Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, tvanflandern |
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18 Feb 2008
17:11:44
by: tvanflandern |
Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, tvanflandern |
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