The
Papers....
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.
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.
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.
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).
relativity / Using an acoustical analogy to uncover the ether
frame of reference. (In submission).
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The greatest scientific revolution in history is
happening right now....
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.… [Read More] |