The Smaragdine Table of Hermes Trismegistus Yes, the Science is certainly overlooking paranormal phenomena. The reason is that these phenomena are not facts of common experience. They are, on the contrary, quite uncommon. However the basis of Science is provided…
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I am always baffled as to how I can go about introducing the topic of ‘Extra terrestrials’ to different audiences. After years of personal research, experiences, and interactions with or related to a group of beings I call ‘Star People’,…
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I’d like to see scientific theories labeled either “Science One” or “Science Two,” because it seems to me that there are two different activities going on under the name of Science, and the second one is getting a free ride…
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On May 25, 1961, President Kennedy announced the goal of landing a man on the moon within ten years. ” I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a…
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The first (chronologically) of the top ten inventions of all time is the wheel. It was first used in Mesopotamia in 3500 B.C. The wheel has since been important for future inventions like horse-drawn carriages and automobiles. The invention ranked…
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We can currently undertake transplants for eyes, hearts, kidney, pancreas, lungs, liver and the small bowel. Using microsurgery and tissue engineering it is possible to replace hands and feet pr parts of these organs. Given the shortage of organs available…
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Absolutely we can. Science, by definition, is the seeking, discovery, and reporting of fact. Fact, not belief, or wish, or ‘should-be’. Although it is true that, over the course of scientific discovery and evolution of theory, it has been discovered…
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Basing Facts on Theory: Sound Intellectual Practice or Scientific Irresponsibility? The truth about the sequential nature of original human origins and evolution will most likely go untold for many generations to come. However, with the fossil record that has been…
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ABSTRACT This lab involves the measurement of a vehicle undergoing acceleration. Galileo Galilei was the first to analyze the motion of an accelerating object, creating many laws of physics and contributing to Newton’s works. The reason for doing this lab…
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Does Hot Water Freeze Faster Than Cold Water?4th Grade This experiment was writen by my daughter for a 4th grade science fair project. The purpose of this experiment was to find out if hot water freezes faster than cold water…
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