Nexus - June - July 2021

In dieser Ausgabe

Organ Transplants and Cellular Memories
Earth-Generated Water
Robert Gourlay argues that, contrary to mainstream science’s view, the hydrological cycle explanation of water on Earth is flawed—Earth actually generates its own water through various processes, and current science must be challenged with existing evidence.
Invisible Enemy: The Looming Nanotech Disaster
Science News: Aether vs General Relativity
This issue Jean de Climont disputes general relativity, contending that it is necessary to give space itself the capacity to transmit angular moments for cosmology to conform to the conservation of angular momentum, and therefore that an aether filling space is necessary.
A Great Tectonic Dilemma
James Maxlow, PhD presents evidence which calls into question the assertion that Earth’s radius has remained constant since its formation and argues that plate tectonics has overruled valid scientific observation which confirms the Earth is expanding.
Magellan and the Giants
Antonio Pigafetta, an Italian supernumerary crew member on Magellan’s 1519 voyage to the East Indies, kept a journal in which he wrote in 1520 of encounters with giants in South America, and here we share translated extracts of these experiences.
Strange Times: Yahweh the Dragon