Paging the scientists

[granfire]

http://www.geobiology.co.il/articles/high_energy_4.asp

I did not have the time yet to read it. Stuff like this fascinates me.
But I have to admit, it's more for amusement than actual scientific merit.
Any thoughts?

I wish I could find the map again one TV show showed as proof for something templar or other...certain important locations connected superimposed a maltese cross over Europe and North Africa...

But I do find the theory interesting...

 

[Tgace]

Hmmm..seems more "New Age" than Science to me...just my .02.

 

[granfire]

yes, some crystal pendulums ans incense seem to be involved. or was that something else they where burning....

 

[K-man]

Hmmm..seems more "New Age" than Science to me...just my .02.

Can't disagree with that sentiment. I don't think too many scientists will go along with the hypothesis. :asian:

 

[Sukerkin]

I know what Professor Cox would have to say about this I think :lol:. I think it is sufficient to say with a reasonable degree of confidence that it is not rigorous science .

 

[Sukerkin]

Here's an interesting blog about a somewhat related issue, the Pauli Exclusion Principle. I link it for a couple of reasons. One being that it is the nature of science for anyone to have a go at picking holes in what you say, for that is how knowledge is advanced. The other being that if you have a blog and spout your mouth off about someone in particular {e.g. a certain famous physicist} then be aware that everyone can read your blog and that certain famous physicist may well appear on your blog :lol:.

http://blogs.scienceforums.net/swansont/archives/11081