Article Archive for March 2009
Tsunami Not Finished
The tsunami of 2004 that killed over 200,000 people, as bad as it was, could’ve been much worse, and might be one day.
According to Scientific American,
Evidently, the 2007 events released only a quarter of the …
Baby Earth Might Uncover Magnetic Field Secrets
Dan Lathrop has built his fourth “baby Earth”, a model designed to help better understand our planet’s magnetic forces. The previous version was just two feet in diameter, and failed to generate a magnetic field …
Dramatic Weather Variations Sometimes Have No Discernible Cause
New Scientist published an eye-opening article a few weeks back, and it is especially relevant to the global warming scaremongering we are experiencing of late… It concerns the year 1709, when winter became a very …
NASA: Impact of Solar Flare
NASA’s 132-page report, entitled Severe Space Weather Events — Understanding Societal and Economic Impacts, paints a pretty grim picture of the damage that could occur in the USA (and presumably elsewhere in the world) due …
Antarctic Mountains Prove Pole Shift?
I’ve been puzzled by this for a long time. On the one hand Charles Hapgood (endorsed by Einstein) gave us the crustal displacement theory (aka pole shift), and found some ancient maps that showed an …
Cycle Up Some Electricity in a Bunker
Makes no sense to me, but I keep on finding the same factoid:
With the electricity produced by an hour of pedaling, we could light a 100-watt incandescent bulb for an hour.
Or, in other words, one …
