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 Donation Helps Video Conferencing Continue into New Year
2010-02-17 10:59:52
posted by David Scott de Hilster
The WSD Video Conferencing is unique in the world in that it brings serious scientists working outside the mainstream together weekly using interactive lectures and discussion groups. But this is not a free service. Your contribution is needed! Click on the Buy Now to donate (we suggest $15 or $30).
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Database Content Guidelines
2009-11-09 16:57:53
posted by David Scott de Hilster, Greg Volk
Although we publish any serious work in science including those that are not accepted by the mainstream, we do have guidelines for content acceptance. Database founders David de Hilster and Greg Volk present their guidelines for inclusion in World Science Datebase.
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Welcome to the World-Wide Science Database!
2009-02-17 15:12:24
posted by David Scott de Hilster
Long Beach, California - This database is dedicated to the latest in cutting-edge ideas in physics, cosmology, geology, and philosophy. Many of these scientists are not found in places like Wikipedia or known publications or textbooks.
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Definition of Physical Quantities with Respect to Space and Time for 2 hours
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 18th Natural Philosophy Alliance Conference
2011-03-09
posted by Greg Volk
College Park, Maryland - Without doubt, the NPA-17 conference held last June in Long Beach, California set new and higher standards for the NPA, in the quantity and quality of papers submitted and presented, in the breadth of topics discussed, in attendance, particularly of NPA newcomers, in acknowledgement of great work by independent scientists through the NPA's Sagnac Award, and in the success of its first ever Public Day. Thus, though it will be bold to claim that NPA-18 will surpass NPA-17 on every front, we unabashedly declare that it will. Whether or not you attended NPA-17, you won't want to miss NPA-18 at the University of Maryland, College Park this July 6-9. Thanks not only to the growth of the NPA through the World Science Database, but also due to cooperation with people interested in the electric universe paradigm, attendance should more than double in 2011, approaching 200 attendees. More people will hear your presentations than ever before.
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Franco Selleri Wins the Renoir Science Award
2010-04-24
posted by Greg Volk
Bari, Italy - On Sunday February 14, 2010 the scientific commission of the ?Renoir? Prize of the Region Apulia, indicated Franco Selleri among the winners of the 2010 edition of the Prize Renoir for the work done in Apulia. The prize was given to him by the Rectors of three Universities of Apulia (Bari, Foggia and Lecce), on April 23, 2010, during an official meeting held in the main hall ?Aldo Cossu? of the Bari University.
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 17th NPA Conference in Long Beach - June 23 - 26
2010-02-22 03:28:22
posted by David Scott de Hilster
Long Beach, California - With the
holiday season behind us, I'm certain you all now sit around twiddling
your thumbs, wondering just how to occupy all your newly found spare
time. NOT! Seriously, though we all have plenty to do, it's time to
set aside a few hours to prepare for what promises to be the NPA's most
ambitious conference ever this June at Cal State Long Beach,
California. Along with the usual week long stream of thought-provoking
presentations and camaraderie, there will be several exciting additions
to this year's gathering, intended to maximize the sharing of knowledge
and expand the NPA's influence in the larger scientific community.
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 Mathematics, Physics and Philosophy In the Interpretations of Relativity Theory II Report
2009-09-13
posted by Franco Selleri
1117 Budapest, XI., P?zm?ny P?ter s?t?ny 1/a, Budapest, Hungary - The unusual feature in this conference was that the program defined and announced “the main speakers.” These were Igor Novikov (Lebedev institute of Moscow), Istvan Nemeti (Renyi Institute of Mathematics Budapest), and Abraham Ungar (Dept. of Mathematics, North Dakota, USA). No comment.
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 Blog from the Extraordinary Technologies Conference 2
2009-08-20 20:41:30
posted by Greg Volk
Albuquerque New Mexico - Greg Volk continues his blogging about the Extraordinary Technologies Conference in August of 2009. Fascinating stuff from the Saturday of that conference.
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Blog from the Extraordinary Technologies Conference
2009-08-08
posted by Greg Volk
Albuquerque New Mexico - Greg Volk, our roving dissident reporter spent some amazing days in New Mexico with some incredible people, ideas, and of course, extaordinary technologies. Get a personal view of this conference from one of the premier collectors and a dissident himself, Mr. Volk. Greg reports on one of the more interesting conferences: the Extraordinary Technologies Conference.
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Scientist Bob Heaston Passes Away
2009-02-20 19:30:00
posted by David Scott de Hilster
Oak Brook, IL - To my beloved family and friends, It is with great sadness that I let you all know that at 7:05 p.m. CST tonight, my dad lost his war against pulmonary fibrosis. It was my desire to capture something directly from him that I could post to all of you who have faithfully and diligently tracked my dad's progress. Until the end, we would read the many messages of hope and encouragement and love that permiated from every one of you. It is my plan to post all of the service and funeral arrangements here. We have a block of rooms at a hotel set up to house everyone, and as soon as I can focus, I will get that information posted here (now on the above webste).
http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/robertheaston
Bob Heaston's daughter
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In the Memory of Robert J. Heaston.
2009-02-27 07:02:00
posted by Joseph J. Smulsky
Tyumen, Russia - A few days ago I have learned, that Robert J. Heaston has died February 20. It is very sad!
At first I had known work of NPA Newsletter Editor Robert J. Heaston, when I read
Newsletter, Volume 12, Number 2, July, 2006. This journal was devoted to the review of works of
all 82 participants of a conference in Tulsa, OK on 3-7 April 2006. I not was the participant of this
conference and NPA Secretary Neil Munch kindly has sent me this Newsletter.
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Obituary for Dr. Thomas C Van Flandern
2009-01-13
posted by David Scott de Hilster
Sequim, Wa - Noted astronomer Thomas C Van Flandern succumbed to colon cancer on January 9, 2009. He graduated from Xavier University in 1962, briefly attended Georgetown University in 1963 and received his PhD in astronomy from Yale in 1969, specializing in celestial mechanics. Dr. Van Flandern's early work is well regarded within his field, but he was more broadly (and controversially) known for his later scientific contributions.
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