2012
Stones Falling from Heaven
A short historic survey of meteoritic falls and their reception in science, prior to the fall at L'Aigle in 1803, by Anne-Marie de Grazia.
Whodunit? The fall of a meteorite at L'Aigle on the 6th of Floreal of the year 11
Jean-Baptiste Biot's memoir about the fall of a meteorite in 1803 which established the reality of stones of non-terrestrial origins falling from the sky - translated into English by Anne-Marie de Grazia
Biot's Bio
A short biography of Jean-Baptiste Biot, French physicist (1774-1862)
The meteorite of Mme Comette
discovery of fragments of a meteorite fallen in draveil near paris on july 13th 2011
Ev Cochrane's Review of Michael Gordin's "The Pseudoscience Wars: Immanuel Velikovsky and the Birth of the Modern Fringe"
review by Ev Cochrane of "The Pseudoscience Wars: Immanuel Velikovsky and the Birth of the Modern Fringe" by Michael Gordin
A precise chronology of Exodus
an article by flavio barbiero proposing a precise chronology of exodus by using genealogies in a rational manner and hypothesizing a solar eclipse to account for the plague of darkness.
The exact date of the return of Odysseus to Ithaca
Based on article by Stavros Papamarinopoulos et al. porposing a new astronomical dating for the return of Odysseus to Ithaca
Jean-Pierre Petit: Faster than Light - a scientific comic strip
A scientific comic strip by French astrophysicist and plasma physicist Jean-Pierre Petit, a new adventure of his hero Archibald Higgins
AIS Conference 2010 - abstracts of articles on plasma
abstracts of papers on plasma science delivered at the Atmosphere Ionosphere Safety Conference - AIS 2010 at Kaliningrad, Russia.A
What happened on July 21, 365 A.D.?
An earthquake and tsunami in the Mediterranean described by various Greco-Roman authors turns out to have been an event of staggering dimensions, which might repeat itself...
Gunnar Heinsohn: Smothered Roman cities
An article by Gunnar Heinsohn on Roman cities smothered in mud or in sand at the end of the Roman Empire.
The Tsunami which destroyed Ancient Olympia
The site of Ancient Olympia, home of the Olympic Games of Antiquity, was destroyed by a tsunami in the 6th century AD and buried under 8 meters of sediments
About the Mayan Calendar and other Doomsday Scenarii: Trevor Palmer's "Doomsday Cults and Recent Quantavolutions"
An exhaustive study of Doomsday Cults, including the interest in the Mayan Calendar, and their relationships with recent catastrophes in Earth's history.
Fukushima: how safe is Pacific fish?
The effects of the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe of 2011 on the marine life in the Pacific; is it safe to eat Pacific fish?
International Journal of Health Services: 14,000 U.S. deaths tied to Fukushima reactor disaster
International journal of Health Services publishes article showing possible link between an excess of 14,000 death in the U.S. over 14 weeks following the Fukushima nuclear disaster and atmospheric fallout from this disaster.
Venus and a Cosmic Serpent in Papua-New Guinea
Reflexions of anthropologist Maurice Godelier about sacred objects among the Baruy tribe of Papua-New Guinea reveal the importance given by this tribe only recently emerged from the Stone Age to Venus and to a cosmic serpent.
Origins of biophotonics
early discovery of biophotons by Russian scientist Alexander Gruwitsch, a light inherent in all living organisms which he called "mitogenetic radiation;"
The light of all life
German biophysicist Fritz-Albert Popp has proven the existence of light - biophotons - in living organisms, consituting a coherent magnetic field. This may be the means by which cells communicate with each other inside the organism.