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Physicists gone off the deep end
February 22, 2020PHYSICS WHYS: Germans Two
February 12, 2020
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Truth about LIGO the media doesn’t tell you
November 28, 2019On the beach 2019
November 22, 2019Your civilization has died. Only, you don’t know this. Unbeknownst to you, the Swedes have destroyed the civilization – yours and mine, the little boy’s and the little girl’s, the newlyweds’ and the newborns’, Tuktoyaktuk seal-hunter’s and Timbuktu veiled woman’s, … the Swedes have destroyed it all.
Big Bang dissidents: League of extraordinary gentlemen
October 17, 2019Folks, if you are put off by my uncouth aggressiveness, there is some history you need to take into account. For decades, fine scientists have been trying to stop Big Bang with polite gentlemanly discourse. Not only did they not gain any ground, but with each fraud the Big Bang-ers got away with, Big Bang’s strength increased, its tribe increased. Today they are as invincible as Stadtsicherheitdienst. No amount of scientific argument and no strength of scientific argument have any effect on them. Why? Because they have political power, media power and government power.
One by one, the dissidents have died – with the despairing knowledge that the evil could not be subdued. Those who are still living have gone silent, perhaps out of a sense of futility.
The league of extraordinary gentleman did not stand a chance. Nor do the good citizens of the world, watching their money earned with the sweat of their brow going to finance this orgiastic bacchanalia.
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Der intellektuelle anschluss geht weiter
October 12, 2019New Casebook: The LIGO Jokebook it is here!
August 18, 2019LIGO BS just keeps coming at us….
July 23, 2019Here is the reference in the following diagram. The diagram can be expanded twice by clicking twice.
The LIGO neighborhood
July 8, 2019Folks, consider the following detection. Given the above diagram, given the copious record of space weather data being acquired around the world, given the Gutierrez demonstration that LIGO detections are linked to space weather, given how space weather gets into LIGO output in a complex and uncharacterizable manner, how can any scientific study conclude that space weather effect is emphatically negligible and black hole merger is emphatically indicated? This is telling evidence understandable by non-experts that these people are screwing around with tens of millions of dollars of your money, and rolling out sham discoveries on a weekly basis, under the aegis of NSF.
LIGO Scientific Collaboration falling apart?
July 7, 2019
There is a report out saying there is “a lot of friction” within NSF-LIGO. People are fighting and leaving over credit for some wild future discovery, with a facility that has no function other than a NSF Stainless Steel Salvage Yard. In the following, Professor Weiss is LIGO Nobelist Rainer Weiss. Excerpt:
But one subgroup within Ligo which had spent eight years attempting to detect what is called a “continuous wave” from a pulsar was unhappy, because they wanted to be listed as special authors if and when such a signal was detected and reported, he explained.
“That’s caused a lot of friction. And has even caused people in the collaboration to leave the collaboration, because we can’t guarantee that we will change the rules [to allow special recognition],” Professor Weiss told the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, an annual conference bringing together laureates and young scientists.
“We never even had these issues until we finally made a discovery. Then everybody began to think: oh my god, how do I get recognised?,” he added.
Speaking to Times Higher Education, Professor Weiss declined to go into further details about who had left.