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December 25, 2013

Nice Dice?: The Bos disputes Harvard

It is safe to say The Bos is becoming obsessed. Someone please count and let me know, but I believe he has four publications this year seeking to undermine the Younger Dryas Boundary Hypothesis. Over time he has published more than a dozen. Today he is back in PNAS — alone — and in the face of Harvard scientists who independently discovered to their surprise an extraordinary spike…

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October 31, 2013

Love Notes: Napier takes down The Bos on disintegrating comets in space; Tusk lends hand

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September 10, 2013

First Harvard, now Dartmouth: More independent evidence for Younger Dryas impact

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July 25, 2013

But seriously, folks: Harvard bangs a big fat Platinum nail in YDB critic coffin

BBC The Mail Phys.org Crickets Stein B. Jacobsen? and here and here Program Note: More recent posts can be found below Large Pt anomaly in the Greenland ice core points to a cataclysm at the onset of Younger Dryas The impact hypothesis (11), once declared dead (12, 13), recently gained new support from the discovery of siliceous scoria-like objects (SLOs) with global distribution, which…

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July 25, 2013

Mahaney & Keiser 2013

The breakup in space of a comet or asteroid prior to impact could produce a surface or oceanic impact by the largest object, and hundreds of smaller fragments could create air-bursts affecting an entire hemisphere (Bunch et al. 2012). Approximately 90% of all ejecta from the main impact would fall within five crater radii, although fine material is expected to be random distributed over a much…

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July 23, 2013

Scammed!: Harvard publishes salted samples [Sarcasm]

Large Pt anomaly in the Greenland ice core points to a cataclysm at the onset of Younger Dryas [wonderplugin_pdf src=”https://cosmictusk.com/wp-content/uploads/Large-Pt-anomaly-in-the-Greenland-ice-core-points-to-a-cataclysm-at-the-onset-of-Younger-Dryas.pdf” width=”100%” height=”1024px” style=”border:0;”] In yet another scurrilous feat of…

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June 23, 2013

Tusk TV: Awesome new vids

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February 28, 2013

Earth to The Bos and Phil: The true cross-sectional area of the potentially dangerous material is greater than that of the original comet itself

The Bos is Back! Bos Mum on Mars Update: Coma Just Dust… Elenin: Sliding Spring backing off a bit….. Elenin: Probability of Mars Impact 1-120 or so These media scientists are just too much. Below is bad astronomer Phil Plait validating the Napier Astronomical Model for the Younger Dryas Impact(s) and refuting The Bos’ claim that there is no way to have multiple incoming…

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February 19, 2013

Le Bos, mais pourquoi pas la France?!

But why not France, Bos!? The news release Independent investigators have failed to confirm the reports of enhanced concentrations of spherules and platinum-group elements in YD boundary sediments. Boslough, Surovell et al., January 30, 2013, Arguments and Evidence Against a Younger Dryas Impact Event Interhemispheric evidence of a cosmic impact 12.9 ka is known now…

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February 19, 2013

Salt in the Wound: The Bos Not Reading Papers

Obviously, this whole “salting” thing from The Bos has got me hopping mad — and for good reason. By implying that the sites were “salted,” The Bos raises the issue of fraud or conspiracy surrounding the modern date he got on his YDB carbon spherule from Gainey, Michigan. But there’s a problem with that accusation — the YDB group published a modern date of the same…

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Nice Dice?: The Bos disputes Harvard

Love Notes: Napier takes down The Bos on disintegrating comets in space; Tusk lends hand

First Harvard, now Dartmouth: More independent evidence for Younger Dryas impact

But seriously, folks: Harvard bangs a big fat Platinum nail in YDB critic coffin

Mahaney & Keiser 2013

Scammed!: Harvard publishes salted samples [Sarcasm]

Tusk TV: Awesome new vids

Earth to The Bos and Phil: The true cross-sectional area of the potentially dangerous material is greater than that of the original comet itself

Le Bos, mais pourquoi pas la France?!

Salt in the Wound: The Bos Not Reading Papers

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