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There are 21288 Posts in 1170 Topics and 699 Users     Forum Topics Posts Last Post Moderator(s)    ... about this web site     News and Information of importance to all readers of this web site. 114 987 03 May 2013 00:23:46 by: Marsevidence01  Larry Burford, MarkVitrone   Plaudits and Pundits Have a suggestion, criticism or a question? Post your comments here, unless they are something that needs immediate attention. In that case please use our feedback form. 58 384 06 Apr 2012 05:12:21 by: fjlidefu  Larry Burford, MarkVitrone    Astrophysics     Gravitational Lensing Discussions of real Einstein rings and ring arcs caused by strong foreground gravitating masses, and pseudo-gravitational lenses that are probably foreground quasars producing multiple images by refraction when their jets are pointed our way. 7 52 13 Feb 2012 23:28:52 by: n/a  Larry Burford, MarkVitrone   Gravity & Relativity Observational evidence suggests that gravity progagates faster than the speed of light. How can such evidence be reconciled with Special Relativity? What is the physical nature of gravity? 362 8004 23 May 2013 20:54:48 by: Jim  dholeman, Larry Burford, MarkVitrone    Cosmology     Big Bang and Alternatives The big bang (BB) theory is widely accepted because redshift in distant objects is seen as evidence for an expanding universe. But how strong are the cases for and against the BB? Are we even sure that redshift corresponds to expansion velocity? 168 2806 23 Apr 2013 08:23:09 by: shando  Larry Burford, MarkVitrone   Galaxies Galaxies are the laboratory of cosmology. How is our growing knowledge of galactic structures shaping modern cosmological theory? How is the perception of galactic organization affected by different interpretations of red shift? 37 391 19 Apr 2012 12:35:21 by: Jim  Larry Burford, MarkVitrone    General Matters     Big Science and Big Government Scientific exploration has always depended on the generosity of patrons. For most of mankind's history such patronage came from governments and religions. Briefly, in the 1800s, patrons became mostly private citizens. By the mid 1900s we were back to primarily government funding. This does have an impact on the nature and quality and quantiity of science that gets done. Do your out-loud-thinking about such issues here. 2 48 30 Dec 2011 13:05:24 by: Solar Patroller  Larry Burford, MarkVitrone, mvanflandern   Meta Science Scientific methodology. How Meta science distinguishes itself from mainstream science and from alternative or other replacement models. 180 3771 12 Apr 2013 20:14:42 by: Messiah  Larry Burford, MarkVitrone    Planetary Science      Meta Research Members Only     Anything of interest Paid-up Meta Research Supporting Members can email <tomvf@metaresearch.org> with your Message Board UserName and your real name (as in Meta Research membership records) to get admitted to this forum. 15 141 06 May 2009 11:59:27 by: Larry Burford  Larry Burford, MarkVitrone   Contains new posts since last visit. No new posts since the last visit.

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