by reocha on 8/11/23, 3:03 PM with 22 comments
by philipkglass on 8/11/23, 3:15 PM
https://www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation.aspx?paperid=...
The author runs https://kepleraerospace.com/ which claims to have developed "a suite of proprietary technologies ranging from exotic electromagnet propulsion, compact mobile fusion, gravity modification ..."
by bloopernova on 8/11/23, 3:15 PM
I'm assuming they're talking about an airburst type meteor like in Tunguska? I don't have access to the paper.
EDIT: can an airburst meteor include a nuclear explosion? Would a comet or asteroid have such plutonium/uranium material, has that been observed in nature?
by mydriasis on 8/11/23, 3:09 PM
R-process:
by ortusdux on 8/11/23, 3:20 PM
by mhitza on 8/11/23, 3:26 PM
by bediger4000 on 8/11/23, 6:40 PM
I'm looking for a similar type, some guy I ran across on Twitter I mean X a few years ago. He made a case for Ordovician period visit(s) by ETs based on chemical and isotope composition of Australian tektites, but I just can't find him again.
by herodotus on 8/11/23, 3:10 PM
"It is the aim of this article to explain these salient puzzles with a new hypothesis: that Mars was the site of massive thermonuclear explosions, of unknown cause, in the recent geologic past. "
by 1letterunixname on 8/11/23, 7:36 PM
PS: The linked paper preview comes up as gibberish of mostly underscores and question marks. Voynich manuscript author rides again? Or maybe it's the answer to where The Buzzard left his loot?
by gmuslera on 8/11/23, 11:25 PM