Two of the biggest mysteries in science are: Where is all that dark matter hiding? Why is the quantum world so weird? It’s all to do with dimensions. Our universe consists of, at least, the second, third and fourth dimensions. … Continue reading
I actually have a lot of time for David Icke, but I would love to know what he really thought… In the early days he focussed on the lizard people, and these days he barely mentions them. He would be … Continue reading
When they film you for 6 hours, they can edit it down to whatever they wish. Ultimately I think it is quite well made, although the original reason they requested to film me – to discuss the risk of solar … Continue reading
So we see images like the one above, and get the sense that if you are treating Ebola sufferers, you are fully protected and safe from harm. We are also told that the main reason Ebola is still spreading is … Continue reading
I don’t wish to alarm anyone unnecessarily. At this stage it seems fairly clear that Ebola only spread in West Africa due to poor hygiene, funeral practices and lack of knowledge amongst the general population. And that it is unlikely … Continue reading
After TEOTWAWKI there will be enough regular batteries to last us a while, but when they all run out there will be some savvy survivalists using rechargeable batteries. But how to recharge them if there is no electricity? Here are … Continue reading
“If it had hit, we would still be picking up the pieces,” said Daniel Baker of the University of Colorado this week. “In my view, the July 2012 storm was in all respects at least as strong as the 1859 Carrington event,” … Continue reading
As I mentioned back in March, the terrible disease Chikungunya is heading towards the USA, due to the first cases ever appearing in the Caribbean late last year. Now that region is really suffering: In the last six months, the … Continue reading
I have a lot of respect for the good that scientists achieve, but there is something generally missing from their skill sets: risk mitigation. This seeming blindness to the true risks of their endeavours leaves the general population at risk, … Continue reading
Bishop of Lincoln, and scientist, Robert Grosseteste wrote about the Big Bang way back in 1225: Grosseteste had been studying the recently rediscovered works of Aristotle, which explained the motion of the stars by embedding Earth in a series of … Continue reading