Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

A reasonable hypothesis regarding celestial motions is that electrochemical reactions in planets and stars are generating pressure mediations in the aether, aka magnetism, and this is what is causing their motions. And circular orbits (with an offset barycenter) can be demonstrated experimentally a...

Excacty. The identical proportions between Sirius A/B visavi Sun/Mars as Simon has discovered and as you mentioned between the moons of Sun and Mars (Mercury, Venus, Phobos, Deimos) confirms this. It would be interesting to do experiments with magnets and metals where they are floating (by using fo...

I too was looking at the videos of Professor Laithwaite. I will comment on the videos you posted after I finish watching them. But first I had some more speculative kind of thinking, that has been in my mind. I've always believed that the Galaxy & Universe are filled with countless habitable planets...

Sweet conjunction Patrix, thanks for pointing it out.

Recently my friend she took a picture of what she thought was a very bright star in the sky. so I said to her, maybe it is Venus. So I logged into the Tychos Simulator and yep Venus was shockingly close to the Earth.

On relatively mainstream conservative forums in the US a significant minority of people are pointing out it is very manipulative to categorize like an elderly person dying of a heart attack, who happens to test positive for the virus at the end, as 'died of corona-virus'. It distorts intentionally h...

That is a good point Flabbergasted. If this was a real crisis requiring lockdowns and isolations . . . then the areas that didn't do those things would show why you have to do them. By people dropping dead by the thousands in those areas.

Thanks for your work on it Patrix. I was showing my Dad the Tychos simulator to show to him what I was talking about. He was at first very skeptical of the Tychos ideas, but he is extremely good at visualizing how the curves & mathematics work in relation to something once you show him just some bri...

Fact is, Bill Gates, his virtual flu and the shutdown will virtualize society. Home education, delivery services for food and useless stuff escalade, vote-by-mail, online payment, home office... And it seems amazon employees are somehow impervious to this flu. No consideration to close their wareho...

The hysteria is really reaching a fever pitch in the US over the last few days. The problem now is that as so many things are being shut down, the corporations are moving to mass layoffs. Some few people have lots of savings, so for them it will sort of suck if they are off work for a couple of mont...

Dear nonhocapito, While I don’t claim to have any definitive answer(s) to your questions above, I would frankly be shocked if there wasn’t a steep rise in hospitalizations for otherwise ordinary flu-like symptoms. Given the vague diagnostic criteria (essentially overlapping symptoms associated with...

It occurred to reading the stories you guys posted, that this huge coronavirus story in Italy might be the cover the EU/Germans need to begin the reforms in Italy for real. There is no way you can make a huge move to make huge 'reforms' to the regulatory state, government administration and so forth...

Dear aa5, there's a misunderstanding! My bad though, as I forgot to specify (in that diagram of mine) that Earth is NOT TO SCALE in relation to its PVP orbit (I have now added this in red type underneath the diagram). As described & illustrated in my book, the circumference of the PVP orbit is esti...

* THE TYCHOS EXPLAINS THE EQUINOX-TO-EQUINOX INEQUALITY Dear friends, It is a little-known fact that the interval between the Vernal equinox and the Autumnal equinox are unequal. The former is actually 7 days longer than the latter. From the Encyclopaedia Brittanica: "The intervals of time between ...

Alfred Wallace is something of a cult hero among biology nerds, as he was up there with Darwin in developing the theory of evolution, but received a fraction of the credit. However I don't think those biology nerds know that Wallace was an anti-vaxxer :). In the book from Wallace that Simon linked, ...

Hey I haven't read Ivor Catt's work for a long time, thanks for linking it.