the title does look intriguing. at least the claims are very extraordinary. maybe the GR experts on this forum can shed light on whether any of this makes...

(steve) You could have saved Bjoern and me a lot of work if you had simply asked what the k-correction is instead of guessing. Actually if you look back...

An unrefereed paper astro-ph/0406437 appeared yesterday in which Ari Brynjolfsson interprets SNIa data using a "plasma redshift" approach which rejects time...

I viewed an interesting thread about "Moon Rocks fall up?" talking about moon/mars vs. earth rocks. I got me thinking, has there been any found Antarctica...

"Bye bye Big Bang" by William C Mitchell. I have just received it from amazon.com, and if anyone here has any opinions about it I would be interested in...

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap040827.html -- jt]] On APOD for August 27 2004, about Sedna, they write that it either was yanked out of a closer orbit, or...

Posting has been delayed for the last few days while the moderator did some real work. It should be back to normal now. Can I remind people that quoted text...

Paraphrasing an article in this week's Economist: "Astrium, a subsidiary of EADS, a European aerospace and defence giant proposes a mission called Apex to ...

Okay, I've never heard anything about this before=E2=80=A6Somebody = please explain this: In scanning the wikipedia entry on "Escape Velocity",...

Browsing through amazon.com I came across a strange book called: "The origin map" by Thomas G. Brophy (also available as an e-book...

Phillip Helbig wrote: "Dark energy" is a newfangled name for the cosmological constant. As Sean Carroll points out, a better name would be "smooth tension". ...

Has anyone ever seen work on a theory that Black Holes are Dark Matter factories? Thank you, Ned

Is it true to say, that fluids are from some point of view special? In space, you either have gas, which under proper conditions (like mass) can collapse into...

It has occurred to me that whereas galaxies are often found in binary and higher multiple bound systems, globular clusters appear to go it alone when it comes...

For a very long time Halton Arp has reported finding physical associations between large nearby spiral galaxies and quasars at much higher redshifts. If Arp's...

From: (Steve Willner) Subject: Any complete standardized SN11 data out there? Path: cfa183!willner Newsgroups:...

The Atlas of Radio/X-ray Associations (ARXA) has been in submission for the past two months, but no reply yet from the referee. This catalog has 602,570...

In article , Jacob navia wrote: While I understand that USENET is traditionally an ASCII-only format,...

I just saw today's image of the strange tail of 'asteroid' P/2010 A2 on the APOD website at http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html If, as many...

Interesting development Astronomers find most distant galaxy ever http://arxiv.org/abs/1502.05399 at z=7.730 only 650 Myr after the Big Bang