Links
This page contains
many links that I have found interesting. They are not all sympathetic
to my views, nor do I necessarily agree with everything on all of them.
Many of them are excellent - and I do agree with the ideas expressed in
a great many of them. Some are bombastic - some very reasoned and
persuasive. I have tried to group them roughly by pertinent topic.
As time goes on, I will add more topics and more links.
The Electric and Plasma
Universe
Wal Thornhill's
HOLOSCIENCE A
Virtual Tour of Electric Space Anthony Peratt's
Plasma Universe Lightning in
Astronomy - Eric W. Crew Achesons'
Thunderbolts of the Gods Fusion and the
Z-Pinch Hannes Alfven
(1908-1995) Jupiter's
Magnetosphere Electricity
in Space - Hannes Alfven Planetary Nebulae -
Fissioning prosesses in progress Maxwell's Equations and
Force Laws Hertzsprung-Russell
Diagram Spokes
in Saturn's Rings A star with only a
partial coat of photospheric tuft plasma What is a
Coronal Hole? X-ray Flare from Brown
Dwarf Star Plasmas the 4th State of
Matter More
About X-ray Flares from Brown Dwarfs SOHO
Gallery Perspectives on
Plasmas Big Bang?
Hah! What's A
Neutrino? Twisters Found in
the Lagoon Nebula Chromosphere
and Transition Region Earth's
Magnetosphere Other Stars, Other Worlds, Other Life
- Thornhill Electrostatics Society of
America The
impossibility of neutronium Sprites,
Jets, and Elves Planetary Nebula
Forming Halton Arp and
Redshift
Amy & Mel
Acheson's DRAGON SCIENCE The
Cosmological Debate "Seeing Red..." _ A
review Arp Peculiar
Galaxies Arp and
the Peculiar Galaxies See the
COMMENTARY section on this page Exploding
the Big Bang A Seyfert Galaxy
with a BL Lac object "off the beam" The
Redshift Controversy Big Bang Theory Under
Fire The Age of the
Universe Was
There a Big Bang? Cosmology - A
Religious War Causality, Measurement and
Space Harlow Shapley in
Action Cosmic
Jets When a Tough
Astronomer Sees Red Pathological
Physics Big Bang
Bunk Quasars
and the Cosmic Distance Scale Quantization of
Redshift Images of Radio Galaxies
& Quasars Cygnus
A Halton
C. Arp and the Peculiar Galaxies Alternate Approaches
and the Redshift Controversy High-Redshift
X-ray Emitting QSOs Ejected from the Nearby Galaxy Arp
220 Quasars
- Arizona State University Library Hubble Space
Telescope Images NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database
(NED) Open
Problems in Cosmology Earth's
Prehistory
Geological
Genesis The Kronia Group Aeon Ted Holden's
Anomalies Examining the Elements of
Knowledge Native American
Petroglyphs Earth's Historic
Climate SIS Resource
Page The Ship of
Heaven The
Saturn Theory The Impact
Velikovsky Had Archaeoastronomy Quantavolution
& Catastrophes Craters - The Accepted
View Catastrophism Mars and the Grand
Canyon Science
Frontiers Dr. Robert Schoch
and the Sphinx "The so-called `electromagnetic theory of light' has not helped us
hitherto... it seems to me that it is a rather backwards
step." - Lord Kelvin, 1903, on Maxwell's theory of
electromagnetism, as attributed by John A. Wheeler. And the problem is -
professional astronomers still believe it! Back to the Main
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