Well, the Tusk has returned from two weeks in the land of the Pharaohs and enjoyed the most physically exhausting and intellectually fulfilling experience of my lifetime. I joined the hosts, Ben of UnchartedX and Jimmy of Bright Insight, and 27 new friends for what I believe is one of the great modern tours of Egypt.
We had extraordinary access to all the wonders of this timeless nation and were…
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From Dr. Ted Steele, to a redacted correspondent on 11/10/20:
Dear Sir,
I represent a group of international scientists led by the renowned astrophysicist/astrobiologist Professor N. Chandra Wickramasinghe PhD (Cardiff), Professor Reginald M Gorczynski MD PhD ( Toronto Health Network, UoT) and other colleagues from the UK, Australia, Canada, Japan, USA, and Russia. We have recently published a…
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NEW: Tusk bibliography of panspermia, disease from space and astrobiology
Brig Klyce’s panspermia.org
James Henderson Naismith
Chandra Wickramasinghe
Bold emphasis in the original.
On Tue, 6 Oct 2020 at 13:04, Medcomm editorial office <[email protected]> wrote:
Good day to you.
We are writing to you in the hope of a retraction for your article published in MedComm
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The Tusk recalls keeping the YDIE a secret in 2006 and 2007, so as not to threaten the publication of what became the seminal paper in 2007. Today the secret is most assuredly OUT.
Hundreds of hours of podcasts, videos, and plain old lectures are spilling forth from people all over the globe who are fascinated by the profoundly important and increasingly mainstream discovery.
In no particular…
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Manasavi Lingam
Avi Loeb
NEW: Tusk bibliography of panspermia, disease from space and astrobiology
Brig Klyce’s panspermia.org
Harvard’s Avi Loeb, and Florida Tech’s Manasvi Lingam, do science and their own reputations a great disservice in a recently published fake history of the term astrobiology. In their self-described “Treatise,” they present the subject as the…
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Update: Sweatman publishes paper outlining problems with the volcano theory
An extensively covered journal article by Sun et al. in Science Advances concludes that volcanoes — not a fragmenting comet — caused the Younger Dryas. Sun provides an invaluable trove of data, but less than 72 hours after the publication their interpretation is suffering.
In a wonderful demonstration of the…
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The criticism that bacteria and/or viruses are incapable of surviving under the harsh conditions of space is certainly not borne out by all the data that has accumulated over the past three decades. Bacteria and viruses embedded in minute grains of rock, dust, carbonaceous material, or ice, are protected effectively from radiation damage and can remain fully viable for millions of years under…
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Brig Klyce’s Panspermia.org
I’ve had the privilege of being in regular touch with Chandra Wickramasinghe this year. Daily emails and regular Skype and Zoom calls have become a wonderful (wonder-full) intellectual dialogue. I am amazed at his ability to stay inspirational and continue to contribute despite his ostracism from the field HE founded: Astrobiology.
There is simply no…
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