nobel prize physics 2017, nobel prize physics 2019, lars heikensten nobel foundation, christina moberg kth, royal swedish academy of sciences
edward witten, edward witten princeton, christopher l eisgruber princeton, ias princeton
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INTELLECTUAL EVIL
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thomas f rosenbaum caltech, l rafael reif mit, christopher l eisgruber princeton, royal swedish academy of sciences, lars heikensten nobel foundation, carl-henrik heldin nobel foundation, christina moberg kth, ostp white house, roger falcone aps, megan donahue aas, michael moloney aip, nobel prize physics 2019
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ligo fraud, ligo scam, david reitze ligo, france cordova ligo, ostp white house, lindau nobel laureate meeting 2019, starmus 2019
thomas f rosenbaum caltech, l rafael reif mit, edward witten princeton, robbert dijkgraaf princeton, roger falcone aps, michael moloney aip, megan donahue aas, diane souvaine nsb, anneila sargent caltech
starmus 2019, lindau nobel laureate meeting 2019, roger falcone aps, michael moloney aip, megan donahue aas, edward witten princeton, robbert dijkgraaf princeton, thomas f rosenbaum caltech, l rafael reif mit, david reitze ligo, laura cadonati ligo, david shoemaker ligo, france cordova nsf, anne kinney nsf, diane souvaine nsb, anneila sargent caltech, fiona harrison caltech, maria zuber mit, ostp white house
nobel prize physics 1978, nobel prize physics 2006, nobel prize physics 2011, nobel prize physics 2017, carl-hendrik heldin nobel foundation, lars heikensten nobel foundation, christina moberg kth, royal swedish academy of sciences, ligo kagra, takaaki kajita, takaaki kajita nobel prize
lindau nobel laureate meeting 2019, 69th lindau nobel laureate meeeing, cosmic blackbody radiation, nobel prize physics 2006, lars heikensten nobel foundation, carl-henrik heldin nobel foundation
david gross nobel prize, roger falcone aps, michael moloney aip, megan donahue aas
david gross nobel prize
david gross kitp, nobel prize physics 2004
david gross ucsb
rana adhikari, rana adhikari caltech, rana adhikari ligo, shannon sims, shannon sims plasma pic, anne kinney nsf, diane souvaine tufts, diane souvaine nsb, anneila sargent caltech, fiona harrison caltech, thomas f rosenbaum caltech, david reitze ligo
lindau nobel laureate meeting 2019, 69th lindau nobel laureate meeting, starmus 2019, starmus v, roger falcone aps, michael moloney aip, megan donahue aas, ligo kagra, takaaki kajita, takaaki kajita nobel
I present below two Nobel elephants in the physics establishment’s parlor that no one wants to talk about. And the Nobel organization remains mum.
Does the public have a right to know such things, especially when they are given information overload about the glorious discoverers connected to these images?
Does the public have a right to know such things when billions of dollars of their money are being spent on these?
Does the public have a right to know such things when their youngsters are being corrupted with fraudulent science and their kids are being taught false science in schools?
Does the public have a right to know such things that show that their most trusted academics are betraying them without any scruples?
Does the public have a right to know such things that show that when non-scientific leaders of nations try to do right by science, it is the physicists and the reporters that are screwing over the world?
And who is to inform the public?
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france cordova nsf, anne kinney nsf, allison lerner nsf, diane souvaine tufts, diane souvaine nsb, anneila sargent caltech, fiona harrison caltech, thomas f rosenbaum caltech, l rafael reif mit, royal swedish academy of sciences
nobel prize physics 2017, kip thorne ligo, kip thorne nobel, kip thorne interstellar
robbert dijkgraaf, robbert dijkgraaf princeton, ias princeton, institute for advanced study, christopher l. eisgruber princeton, claes johnson kth, roger falcone aps, michael moloney aip, megan donahue aas, anne kinney nsf, diane souvaine tufts, diane souvaine nsb, anneila sargent caltech, fiona harrison caltech, maria zuber mit, starmus 2019, lindau nobel laureate meeting 2019
royal swedish academy of sciences, nobel prize physics 2017, lsc collaboration, olga botner uppsala, nils martensson uppsala
KIP THORNE’S SERIAL SCIENCE FICTION:
Series 1:
Episode 1 (S1E1) – Interstellar
Episode 2 (S1E2) – LIGO
Episode 3 (S1E3) – Thorne-Hawking Time Travel
Folks, here is the link to the Chinese media report. Wait for a “Translate” tab to appear on the upper right hand corner.
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