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Ptolemy’s Paradigm demystifies the The Crisis of the Late Middle Ages.
James Maxlow has produced a glorious series of Expansion Tectonics images that lead to some surprising results. Continue reading: The Thin Skinned Earth
One of the mainstream’s more troublesome tales involves the Torres Strait. Continue reading: The Torres Tale
Matteo Ricci’s second world map helped to finally extinguish the residual knowledge of the Old World that had once guided the travels of Marco Polo. Continue reading: The 3×2 World of Matteo Ricci
The modern mainstream mindset believes ancient Chinese cartographers created crazy charts. Continue reading: Mainstream Mindset: Crazy Charts
The data suggests astronomers have been pushing their luck and the outer boundary of the Solar System by assigning highly eccentric orbits to Long Period Comets that won’t ever return. Click here to continue reading: Kepler’s Cloud
Ptolemy’s Paradigm provides another simple solution along with lashings of ginger beer cognitive dissonance.
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Ptolemy’s Paradigm demystifies the The Crisis of the Late Middle Ages.
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Deuterium leads, CO2 lags, Cape Horn goes North, and Iceland goes South.
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Solar Parallax observations raise a smile when they reveal [amongst other things] Earth Scientists have documented a doppelgänger of the Medieval Warm Period.
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A remarkably clear picture of the Precession of the Equinoxes emerges when the chronology is cleaned-up.
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Reconciling Ptolemy’s Fortunate Islands with modern maps is a challenge.
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If you place dogma before data then it’s best you go watch some more TV.
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Serendipity and a spreadsheet suggest some surprising scenarios for Venus and Mars.
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The Schiehallion Experiment is a fun filled frivolity made with full fat flimflam that confirms falsification is always forgiven by the faithful followers of Newtonian Gravity.
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Eric Laithwaite was a smiling subversive who became a mainstream outcast.
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It’s time [once again] to snap on the rubber gloves so we can examine Orion’s Blue Balls and get to grips with Max Planck’s Black Body Balls.
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The good news is: Arctic winters are a little less cold. The bad news is: We’re all going to die!
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Following the televised virtual reality of “one small step for man” in 1969 it’s about time Natural Philosophers took three small steps for science in the real world.
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The iconography associated with the Orion constellation is [quite literally] an open book but it’s pictorial narrative depends upon the pages being correctly sequenced.
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Forecasting WHEN a major earthquake will strike is one step closer to predicting WHERE it will strike.
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Solving the Stellar Parallax Clusterfuck suggests Gamma Draconis is about 10,850 AU distant and that Sirius is [only] about 360 AU away.
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Geologists aren’t genetically goofy – they just collect cretinous concepts.
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Heinrich Olbers is best remembered for discovering Pallas and Vesta.
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Buckle-up for a bumpy ride managing your cognitive dissonance as the Alaskan Muck series ends with a bang as the Solar Parallax and Sol Invictus fall into place.
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In the blame game the prime suspects are usually eliminated [one-by-one] from the investigation until a neatly packaged single actor scenario is revealed such as “Miss Scarlett” in the “Conservatory” with the “Dagger”.
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It’s difficult to draw valid conclusions when indelicate details are omitted.