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Luzi Bergamin

Physics in a Crisis - 3 views

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    Luckily I'm far away from Geneva, but this has to be said today, when the LHC starts! No, not tiny black holes will eat us (what a nonsense!), but the supernovae energy will let LHC explode!!! Pacome, I expect you to debunk this with gratest care!
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    wtf is this! As I read this morning in the newspaper (not even a scientific one), 1 TeV is the kinetic energy of a flying mosquito... so be careful ! It seems they already sloved every thing on this website: "At the Institute for Space Quantum Physics ISQP, it was already proved in 1991-1992 that dark matter is in magnetic fields as magnetic space quantum flux." This website is the biggest source of crackpots i have seen in a long time...! (http://www.supernovae-energy.com/)
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    Come on guys, this website is hilarious! "The HAITI EARTHQUAKE (...) were impossible for the Institute for Space Quantum Physics (ISQP) to compute because on one single planet was on a common line or axis with the Sun: Venus."
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    Unfortunately, most information I have about the guy (Hans Lehner, a Swiss) is in German, his official homepage is http://www.rqm.ch/ According to EsoWatch he is the Swiss analogue to Dr. Mills and his Blacklight power. Lehner apparently founded a company, which should have produced a "Raum-Quanten-Motor" that -- of course -- produces energy out of nothing. The theory is based on spookey forces mediated by Lehneronen. 11 Million Swiss Franks (about 8 Million Euro) were lost when the company bankrupt. And the guy is selling new stocks on his homepage again... Lehner calls another crackpot named Oliver Crane Zweistein (from Einstein being "Onestone") and himself "Dreistein". Now he is looking for Mister or Misses Vierstein. Perhaps you should apply, good luck!!
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    i like the first line of their supernovae energy technology document "Dear potential investor:"...
ESA ACT

Crackpot index - 0 views

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    For the ACT stamp committee
ESA ACT

12 crackpot tech ideas that just might work Slide: 1 - 0 views

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    semantic web is here as well as AI and other ACT related ideas
Nicholas Lan

gravity doesn't exist - 2 views

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    apparently warm things attract each other instead. a symbolic prize of a virtual launch vehicle based on a smeg fridge/freezer for the most amusing/shortest refutation. "A ~1068 gm hollow copper sphere hovers above a 1000 W heat element." "After power was applied to the heat element for 400 s, the means of the first and last ~6 force measures indicate that the sphere's gravitational mass increased by 1.9 % or 20 gm."
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    I didn't know the viXra project. It's a great help to the PHYS RF at ACT. Whoever posted something there is crackpot for sure...
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    interesting...
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    this looks like absolute humbug to me .... reminds me of some rotating superconductors :-)
Luís F. Simões

Chatbot Wears Down Proponents of Anti-Science Nonsense - 6 views

  • Nigel Leck, a software developer by day, was tired of arguing with anti-science crackpots on Twitter. So, like any good programmer, he wrote a script to do it for him.
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    fantastic!
Ma Ru

Researcher Creates 'Facebook for Scientists' - 1 views

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    and we are of course there since some time :-) and even have our own group in there ... think that Tobias has first discovered it our group is: https://www.researchgate.net/group/ESA_Advanced_Concepts_Team/ everybody welcome to join ... though Ariadnet is better
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    So if I'm already on Ariadnet, there's no need for me to join this researchgate thingy? Pheew..
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    Very active group, it has exactly one member (Leo) and exactly zero (ZERO,0!!) posts since June 13, 2008!!! Well, sounds like a very typical ACT action in order to increase the key performance indicators :D.
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    Oh come on Luzi, don't be over-pessimistic! It's just because all activity takes place on Ariadnet ;-)
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    tsk tsk typical ex-ACT criticism.. Maybe for me too from next week;P
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    WRONG! You ignore the fact that I complained already while I was yet in the ACT!! Seriously: I clicked around in "ResearchGate" a little bit, couldn't find too many interesting things. Many scientists from India, Iran etc. desperately looking for contacts, retired engineers/scientists from industry that now remember that they were once at university and also quite a number of semi-crackpots. My honest conclusion: not a must. Btw: wish you a nice post-ACT depression! Keep a stiff upper lip, esp. in case you go back to Greece...
ESA ACT

Is mathematical pattern the theory of everything? - 0 views

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    Widely believed to be nonsense among serious theorists.
ESA ACT

http://perso.orange.fr/ebraw/ - 0 views

shared by ESA ACT on 24 Apr 09 - Cached
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    this guy has a very personal and original opinion on physics.
ESA ACT

Big Brain Theory: Have Cosmologists Lost Theirs? - New York Times - 0 views

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    How (string) cosmologists vaste their time
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