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originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: wildespace
Where's the science part?
Science fiction is supposed to have some actual science. Star Wars is not science fiction, it is fantasy. As is the planet being discussed.
I agree that people like him, Hoagland, Haramein, etc. should write some science fiction, or even join forces together for a big sci-fi cinema project.
Right. That's why I prefer real science fiction.
Popular science fiction has very little science in it, as far as I have noticed.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: wildespace
Right. That's why I prefer real science fiction.
Popular science fiction has very little science in it, as far as I have noticed.
BTW, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (turned into Blade Runner) actually was about the implications of advanced cybernetics and their impact on society. That is what real science fiction is.
Star Wars is not science fiction. Just because a story is set in space, does not make it science fiction.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: wildespace
I agree that people like him, Hoagland, Haramein, etc. should write some science fiction, or even join forces together for a big sci-fi cinema project.
2012 wasn't it.
originally posted by: spy66
Gill Broussard's have probably spent more time on this subject than any of you. And you people just dismiss it right out of the blue.
Yeap.... that is ATS People.
originally posted by: ngchunter
originally posted by: spy66
Gill Broussard's have probably spent more time on this subject than any of you. And you people just dismiss it right out of the blue.
Yeap.... that is ATS People.
That's extremely disrespectful of the time and effort I put into this subject. I did not "dismiss it right out of the blue," I dismissed only after an extensive analysis of his orbit and the collection of hours of empirical data with my own telescope. You have not addressed a single bit of my analysis or the empirical data that I presented. Dare I say it, most of Gill's work has simply been to cherry pick historical events and myths to try to create a narrative of a "planet 7X" which does not actually exist.
originally posted by: spy66
originally posted by: ngchunter
originally posted by: spy66
Gill Broussard's have probably spent more time on this subject than any of you. And you people just dismiss it right out of the blue.
Yeap.... that is ATS People.
That's extremely disrespectful of the time and effort I put into this subject. I did not "dismiss it right out of the blue," I dismissed only after an extensive analysis of his orbit and the collection of hours of empirical data with my own telescope. You have not addressed a single bit of my analysis or the empirical data that I presented. Dare I say it, most of Gill's work has simply been to cherry pick historical events and myths to try to create a narrative of a "planet 7X" which does not actually exist.
For how long have the Scientific community been looking for planet X ?
And when did the Scientific cummunity stop looking for planet X ?
originally posted by: spy66
originally posted by: ngchunter
originally posted by: spy66
Gill Broussard's have probably spent more time on this subject than any of you. And you people just dismiss it right out of the blue.
Yeap.... that is ATS People.
That's extremely disrespectful of the time and effort I put into this subject. I did not "dismiss it right out of the blue," I dismissed only after an extensive analysis of his orbit and the collection of hours of empirical data with my own telescope. You have not addressed a single bit of my analysis or the empirical data that I presented. Dare I say it, most of Gill's work has simply been to cherry pick historical events and myths to try to create a narrative of a "planet 7X" which does not actually exist.
For how long have the Scientific community been looking for planet X ?
And when did the Scientific cummunity stop looking for planet X ?
originally posted by: ngchunter
originally posted by: spy66
a reply to: ngchunter
Where do you observe from?
That's irrelevant and private. His orbital elements indicate that his Planet would have been visible from most of the world at the time I conducted my search.
originally posted by: spy66
You can judge him then if X doesnt show up.
originally posted by: wildespace
originally posted by: spy66
You can judge him then if X doesnt show up.
We'll take your word on it.
If the planet doesn't appear on that date, and as described, can we settle on calling Gill a charlatan?
originally posted by: spy66
originally posted by: wildespace
originally posted by: spy66
You can judge him then if X doesnt show up.
We'll take your word on it.
If the planet doesn't appear on that date, and as described, can we settle on calling Gill a charlatan?
You can Call him what ever you like if it makes you happy. That is Your choice.
Dont really understand why you need to hang out People who put in some effort to solve old mysteries?
He's Research is based on what others have recorded and sighted, Yeah tell him of for doing that...jesse's
The disk you are referring to can be interpreted in many ways.
originally posted by: spy66
a reply to: UKTruth
The disk you are referring to can be interpreted in many ways.
Yes off cource it can, the more People who try the more you get. But only one should be right. And Gill have som questions to Our experts interpretation of this disk.
- According to Gill Our scientists have dated the constellations on disk wrong by -16 years. That is a major claim. And a major mistake if Our experts are wrong. The Constellations wouldnt add up to the disk if you miss by that much.
- According to Gill Our scientists have interpreted the moon wrong. If you dont have the time right, neither would Your interpretation of the moon be right. There is something really odd about the moon if the sun is in front of it like it is on the disk. If you look at the horizon left and right, and the constellations line up.
- According to Gill Our scientists named the constellation on the bottom of the disk wrong. Gill claims it is Orion.
But Orion can not be observed from Goseck observatory in Germany do to the horizon. So what is it doing on the disk if it cant be oberved?
- The Arch under Orion is the river in front (to the South) of the Goseck observatory. It represents the direction they were observing the constellations.
Personally i think Gill have some good Points. If he is right about his Research.....hell i dont know. But i dont trust Our experts to be right all the time either.
According to his data, the planet should have circled round the back of the Sun and become visible on 16th Feb 2016.