The
Papers....
McCarthy, D. 2005. Biogeographical and geological
evidence for a smaller, completely-enclosed Pacific
Basin in the Late Cretaceous.  Journal of
Biogeography, 32, 2161-2177.


Jacobson, T.A. and Parentani, R.  2005. An ECHO of
Black Holes.  "Sound waves in a fluid behave uncannily
like light waves in space. Black holes even have
acoustic counterparts. Could spacetime literally be a
kind of fluid, like the ether of pre-Einsteinian physics?"  
Scientific American, Dec., 69-75
McCarthy, D. 2003. The trans-Pacific zipper effect:
disjunct sister taxa and matching geological outlines
that link the Pacific margins.  Journal of Biogeography,
30, 1545-1561.
McCarthy, D. 2005  Biogeography and
scientific revolutions.  The Systematist,
3-12.
McCarthy, D. 2005 Lorentzian fluid dynamics and general
relativity / Using an acoustical analogy to uncover the ether
frame of reference. (In submission).
Email Comments
The greatest scientific revolution in history is
happening right now....
On December 1st, 2005, articles on
both expanding Earth theory and the
ether theory appeared in main-stream
science texts -- my paper in The
Journal of Biogeography and the ether
view in Scientific American.  The title
of The Fourth Revolt refers to.…
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