110507 Talbot - The Electric Universe and the Future of Science, NPA webcast.txt www.worldnpa.org Meeting Information Agenda: Dial-in: 702-473-3463 Passcode: 334457 Meeting Key: Room URL: https://my.dimdim.com/dehilster/ Room Type: Premium "Robert Grubaugh's collinear equilibrium of planets - revolve at same angular velocity" confirmation by ?another astronomer/ physicist? - very little "external force" require to hold plants in position Dave Smith: Crikey with 68 slides in the first part, I hope you whip through them pretty quickly! Dave Smith: Greg your machine may not have enough memory with you being online too, so you may have to quit briefly to split it. Pavel: yeah I cant do a darn thing Pavel: it just says the shared file... something... loading Dave Smith: When all else fails, read the instructions...! Pavel: and I cant do anything except pushing ESCAPA and in a fraction of a second do something Pavel: escape* Pavel: if anyone else got the problem or should have any problems of that sort during the conference, push ESC andy ash: Good morning everyone. Dave I have been aware of your work for quite a few years now and am a proud owner of Thunderbolts of the Gods since it came out. I have two young home schooled boys viewing today. thanks for taking time to share with us today. bobg: Wow, 45 people alredy. Pavel: andy do you have another book from electric universe people dahlenaz: Dave---x2-- the link for todays conference is not at the home page--- it say no conference scheduled.. dzparker bobg: Did you folks see the NASA annoucement: "NASA's Gravity Probe B Confirms Two Einstein Space-Time Theories" at bobg: http://www.nasa.gov/miss​ion_pages/gpb/gpb_result​s.html Pavel: I want to aqcuire one but Im uncertain as to which one I should buy first... mythology is interesting to me but astrophysics as well. how many pages does thunderbolts of the gods have? Pavel: bobg yeah Pavel: even in the german news Pavel: Im in germany, you see andy ash: Pavel, no not yet. Pavel: I just thought... damn. media just reports what scientists say without inquiry. again. and I', just like... yeah whatever, media. Matthew Goddard: Hello, bobg: Nope, nothing wrong with Einstein's relativity.... Media should report on this lecture. Pavel: einsteins relativity is in my opinion a problem. it says everything moves and behaves in relation to space... Matthew Goddard: my laptop with video link is down, Matthew Goddard: so I am using an old computer, soundwash: ok, coffee is done. many thanks for offering the conference..and all the work to date.. bobg: audio is a little low. Kevin M: Good morning all Mark Bender: Good morning! :) Tom lockyer: Yes Pavel: my internet has a hard time loading the shared document Andreas Otte: yes andy ash: looks good here Matthew Goddard: glad to be here. Pavel: "something went wrong whily trying to share the resource" whats my problem? firewall? hmmmm Phil UK: Will you make these slides available to us as a file on the website? Hazzewyn: From Holland Prof J Paul De Vierville: Nice to see GRACE under Stress dehilster: lol Kevin M: Sweet size on the slides Mark Bender: Hello all! :) Glad to be here! Bill Lucas: Will these slides be available on-line? dehilster: Lost sound Alex Jarvie: Evening all Andreas Otte: here too Tawbrd: Me too dehilster: there ya go bobg: back on Andreas Otte: back again andy ash: big freeze there Christopher King: there you are! andy ash: you are good now Avicron: hooray i made it oluksa: I hear you now. Kevin M: Top of the morning (middle of the night) to you, Phil, UK oluksa: Hello everyone, by the way. Phil UK: Hi Kevin. 3pm here soundwash: sounds great here in usa/nyc Hazzewyn: Hazzewyn dehilster: Same here in Philly soundwash Kevin M: I'm recording the lecture, Phil. I'll make sure you get a copy. Tom Findlay: I've got an audience here in Scotland listening to you Dave :) Gerard Bik: Good day all, it's afternoon over here. Dave Smith: I'll manage the questions for you, no worries! Gerard Bik: Hi Tom, you got a big screen? David de Hilster: The World Science Database will have a recording of the slides and video in the database after the lecture (either today or tomorrow). David Kuhness: Hello from Austria to everybody! Alex Jarvie: yep David de Hilster: Somebody is "deHilster" here. Are you my relative? Alex Jarvie: 8th here Tom Findlay: Nah, it's just cosy here! Jim Johnson: Jim Johnson's managed to wake up and show up in his jammies. Pavel has left the meeting. Alex Jarvie: nice one jim Dave Smith: Giday David Kuhness, I'm in Adelaide, and Wal is here too, he's in Canberra, and Alex Jarvie is in Sydney - so look out, the Aussies are taking over! Hazzewyn: Hazzewyn (Geertsma) from Holland is present Tom Findlay: Hi Jim ... got a coffee in your hand? Andreas Otte: Andreas from Germany Jim Johnson: not yet - shortly Mark Bender: Good morning! :) Tom lockyer: Yes Pavel: my internet has a hard time loading the shared document Andreas Otte: yes andy ash: looks good here Matthew Goddard: glad to be here. Pavel: "something went wrong whily trying to share the resource" whats my problem? firewall? hmmmm Phil UK: Will you make these slides available to us as a file on the website? Hazzewyn: From Holland Prof J Paul De Vierville: Nice to see GRACE under Stress dehilster: lol Kevin M: Sweet size on the slides Mark Bender: Hello all! :) Glad to be here! Bill Lucas: Will these slides be available on-line? dehilster: Lost sound Alex Jarvie: Evening all Andreas Otte: here too Tawbrd: Me too dehilster: there ya go bobg: back on Andreas Otte: back again andy ash: big freeze there Christopher King: there you are! andy ash: you are good now Avicron: hooray i made it oluksa: I hear you now. Kevin M: Top of the morning (middle of the night) to you, Phil, UK oluksa: Hello everyone, by the way. Phil UK: Hi Kevin. 3pm here soundwash: sounds great here in usa/nyc Hazzewyn: Hazzewyn dehilster: Same here in Philly soundwash Kevin M: I'm recording the lecture, Phil. I'll make sure you get a copy. Tom Findlay: I've got an audience here in Scotland listening to you Dave :) Gerard Bik: Good day all, it's afternoon over here. Dave Smith: I'll manage the questions for you, no worries! Gerard Bik: Hi Tom, you got a big screen? David de Hilster: The World Science Database will have a recording of the slides and video in the database after the lecture (either today or tomorrow). David Kuhness: Hello from Austria to everybody! Alex Jarvie: yep David de Hilster: Somebody is "deHilster" here. Are you my relative? Alex Jarvie: 8th here Tom Findlay: Nah, it's just cosy here! Jim Johnson: Jim Johnson's managed to wake up and show up in his jammies. Pavel has left the meeting. Alex Jarvie: nice one jim Dave Smith: Giday David Kuhness, I'm in Adelaide, and Wal is here too, he's in Canberra, and Alex Jarvie is in Sydney - so look out, the Aussies are taking over! Hazzewyn: Hazzewyn (Geertsma) from Holland is present Tom Findlay: Hi Jim ... got a coffee in your hand? Andreas Otte: Andreas from Germany Jim Johnson: not yet - shortly Dave Smith: 95 participants, we're doing well! David de Hilster: Dave Smith: too many de Hilsters here! Dave Smith: LOL Dave Smith: Too many darn Daves, too many darn Aussies ... ... ... Erwin Vasich: From Canada: This is awesome!! Tom Findlay: Nice to see you here again David Kuhness - my friend from Wal's lecture last year. David de Hilster: There can NEVER be too many Daves, David Greg Volk: David de H LOL Dave Smith: Maybe it's the Daves taking over! David de Hilster: Thanks Greg for hosting today! I will be around a little but will bop out early. Tom Findlay: Hi to you too there 'Dave Down Under' :) Dave Smith: Boppin the blues? (DdeH) Dave Smith: Giday Tom, nice to see you here Dave Smith: Again... Greg Volk: 100! Dave Smith: Wooo-Hooooooo! Mark Bender: Thank you both! David Kuhness: Nice to see you too, Tom in Scot land! Jerry Sawyer: Aussie-luia! Convergence of Sly-ence. David de Hilster: This year, I have found new video conferencing systems that can hold up to 500 and at a reasonable price. Christopher King: "These are the Daves I know-oh!" old Kids in the Hall Ref. tee hee. Our PAL Asija: I thought engineers are taking over. Dave Smith: DdeH if it's even as good as Dimdim, perhaps a swap might be considered David de Hilster: Dave: more about $$$. We run out this year. When we do, we need to be ready with a switch. dcachaca51: Glad I could join and listen Our PAL Asija: What's the name of this new video conferencing service? Paul Sheridan: The textbook view is now no more than the promotion of the agenda of vested interests... Mark Bender: fantastic photo there in this slide Joe Eros: DdeH, have you looked at UStream yet? Haven't used it in a while, but have had success in the past. oluksa: You're playing Bejewled at the same time, admit it. dehilster: i bet that wouldnt sit well with many people dcachaca51: doesn´t modern science reject anyone else´s viewpoint because it doesn´t agree with normal theories Our PAL Asija: I think Dim Dim is our current service not the new one David mentioned. Dave Smith: Too many darn Daves, too many darn Aussies ... ... ... Erwin Vasich: From Canada: This is awesome!! Tom Findlay: Nice to see you here again David Kuhness - my friend from Wal's lecture last year. David de Hilster: There can NEVER be too many Daves, David Greg Volk: David de H LOL Dave Smith: Maybe it's the Daves taking over! David de Hilster: Thanks Greg for hosting today! I will be around a little but will bop out early. Tom Findlay: Hi to you too there 'Dave Down Under' :) Dave Smith: Boppin the blues? (DdeH) Dave Smith: Giday Tom, nice to see you here Dave Smith: Again... Greg Volk: 100! Dave Smith: Wooo-Hooooooo! Mark Bender: Thank you both! David Kuhness: Nice to see you too, Tom in Scot land! Jerry Sawyer: Aussie-luia! Convergence of Sly-ence. David de Hilster: This year, I have found new video conferencing systems that can hold up to 500 and at a reasonable price. Christopher King: "These are the Daves I know-oh!" old Kids in the Hall Ref. tee hee. Our PAL Asija: I thought engineers are taking over. Dave Smith: DdeH if it's even as good as Dimdim, perhaps a swap might be considered David de Hilster: Dave: more about $$$. We run out this year. When we do, we need to be ready with a switch. dcachaca51: Glad I could join and listen Our PAL Asija: What's the name of this new video conferencing service? Paul Sheridan: The textbook view is now no more than the promotion of the agenda of vested interests... Mark Bender: fantastic photo there in this slide Joe Eros: DdeH, have you looked at UStream yet? Haven't used it in a while, but have had success in the past. oluksa: You're playing Bejewled at the same time, admit it. dehilster: i bet that wouldnt sit well with many people dcachaca51: doesn´t modern science reject anyone else´s viewpoint because it doesn´t agree with normal theories Our PAL Asija: I think Dim Dim is our current service not the new one David mentioned. Paul Sheridan: dcachaca51, so-called modern science is now a vested interest similar to the textbooks that are "approved" for use on our campuses... dehilster: its more like a sate religon imo Paul Sheridan: agreed... Paul Sheridan: Not fo me! bobg: Yes, I heard that. dcachaca51: of course ancients would not have understood electricity as we do today ? dehilster: im not sure of that, they were aware of the conductivity of gold and such dcachaca51: even if they realised that external forces were causing events that they could not comprehend Paul Sheridan: dcachaca51 True/probabaly true, but "as we do today" is equivalent to the quantitative only, David is emphasizing the convergence. dcachaca51: evidence that ancient egyptians knew how to make electricity even tho´ they may not have known what force it was Paul Sheridan: correct. Paul Sheridan: it is probable that the ancients were solely/mostly qaulitative. me: Is it not the case that "complex systems behavior" rarely, if ever EMERGES from mathematical models? For example, in climate, tobservations are later reproduced by models, but the key complex behaviours are NOT foreseen "automatically"? Even black holes and wormholes etc are not necessarily really all that complex as concepts, that is, not nearly as complex as what we see/observe? This was trigger by Talbots comment on Qualitative approaches leading the way (based on broad observations across many systems). dcachaca51: ancient myths do actually tell us of something that happened even if not understood Theophanes Raptis: It is rather the increase in the concentration of very nay simple systems that cause the true complexity and unpredictability in nature. See Wolfram's work Avicron: just like Bearden says . you cant evaluate teh sytem alone if its part of a supersytem . Greg Volk: Lost sound. floylilley: froze Alethia: no sound Avicron: borked dcachaca51: yep frozen Roger Tobie: No sound. bobg: back dcachaca51: back again arjuna: okay, back on now Our PAL Asija: Yes Prof J Paul De Vierville: lost sound -- sound back Gerard Bik: back on willo: *thumbs up* Paul Sheridan: we're good now dcachaca51: carry on Christopher King: we're back Theophanes Raptis: yep! floylilley: back now oluksa: Yes, it's fine now. Our PAL Asija: I can hear and see you fine ted banta: yes David arjuna: frozen again bobg: can not hear greg. andy ash: just lost you again willo: *thumbs down* Prof J Paul De Vierville: Lost sound again arjuna: now back andy ash: back!!! willo: *up* bobg: o.k. now floylilley: ancient civilizations commemorations Greg Volk: Dave, wer hear you. Prof J Paul De Vierville: thumbs up andy ash: two drops Christopher King: back Roger Tobie: sound now dcachaca51: this is a wonderful question dcachaca51: we stopped believing in gods as science then gave us another reasoning Avicron: the barrier btwn science and spirituality has become a hinderance soundwash: agreed dehilster: Fountain of youth Theophanes Raptis: Kronos was in fact another name of "Chronos"=Time! Bennett: Bennett: Saturn or Chronos is known as the father of time Theophanes Raptis: The meaning of the myth: Time devours its children - us/ unless you become like Zus (Jupiter) that escaped its fate... dcachaca51: Draconis as shown in Mayan history Erwin Vasich has left the meeting. Theophanes Raptis: Back at those day myths had also has an "esoteric" meaning Our PAL Asija: Yea we got 100 dcachaca51: cycles repeat themselves dcachaca51: like the seasons dcachaca51: from death comes new life dcachaca51: wasn´t Saturn considered the King of all planets dcachaca51: the ruler Our PAL Asija: Ruler is politically more correct than king kc0itf: Lord of the Rings dcachaca51: take the polar view of Saturn with the hexagonal pattern dcachaca51: looks like a crown Avicron: that one on the left might be a saturnic eclipse allowing a moon to be seen Paul Sheridan: Upper left is the oscillation of Mars Paul Sheridan: small circle "outside" of outer ring was Mars. Avicron: i c Jim Johnson: Is the horiz. scale compressed in the planets' lineup? Dave Smith: @JJ yep, very compressed. Jim Johnson: good! Paul Sheridan: at that time Mars was closest with Venus then Saturn dcachaca51: except that Pluto is 17.2 degrees above this plane dcachaca51: it doesn´t fit in ? Jim Johnson: Over what timespan is this unusual alignment supposed to have persisted? dehilster: its interesting that our Moon doesnt ever seem to be represented in the "photos". perhaps not there at the time? kc0itf: needs work on lighting? shouldn't Jupiter be in shadow of Saturn? dcachaca51: and the Moon is at 5 degrees above and below the line otherwise no eclipse chanly: how did the two objects get displaced to their present position? kc0itf: the moon is artificial Paul Sheridan: No, during the "great conjunction" Jupiter was not visible (behind Saturn). Avicron: if the moon was there it shouldve been alot closer kc0itf: so is iapetus, moon of Saturn kc0itf: where is the Sun in relation to the line? Jim Johnson: If the moon were in the ecliptic but the planets N-S vis a vis the poles they could've all been in view. And lit up separately in sunlight, not shadowed. dcachaca51: Uranus rotates at 90 degrees dcachaca51: we must have had planetary billiards at some time Avicron: i think venus was kinda the mover dcachaca51: until some form of equilibrium came into force? Avicron: cue ball Paul Sheridan: The co-linear equilibrium proposed by Grubaugh is ignored by the textbooks/academia (i.e. the vested interests). Jim Johnson: Is it collinear radially out from the Sun? arjuna: lost sound and picture dcachaca51: there must have been a very forceful solar system in the beginning Paul Sheridan: Jim: Yes there is evidence of that. Avicron: there may be a resonance of sorts to the solar system that dictates where the planets orbit Alex Jarvie: Q: Is the aligned system orbiting the sun? (Same as JJ Q) chanly: something created the rings on saturn and venus dosent fit the inner model of planets so i suspect a collision created a event causing the movement Gerard Bik: Our present Sun may not have been part of this conjunction yet dcachaca51: are we forgetting the asteroid belt ....what about another planet in this psace dcachaca51: space Dave Smith: @arjuna and anyone else having difficulties with sound/image freezing - on the left of your screen, above Dave Talbott's image are the words "Video Chat (Recording)" to the right of these words, there are two arrows forming a small circle. That's the "refresh" button - try it. willo: My audio is fine. Alex Jarvie: thanks GB chanly: good here dcachaca51: now looks like comet pics from the past soundwash: Avi: Stan Deyo has spoken on the resonant system/math that allows one to calculate where orbits will be dehilster: so, the planets "settled", according to their charge, in relation to the electric environment provided by todays Sun? chanly: this asteroid belt is a fact and ringed saturn is a debris field as well Avicron: interesting thx soundwash soundwash: yw, he speaks about it in relation to electro-gravitics. Paul Sheridan: dehilster: Yes in-part, but the Sun does not provide the "electrical environment." All comes from the galactic streaming of plasma . . . dcachaca51: surely electricity is a constant in the Universe ? Avicron: the main energy coming from the galatic center . black hole converting matter to energy Avicron: then the sun acting as a field component Our PAL Asija: Is plasma Our PAL Asija: Ubiquitus? bobg: yes Paul Sheridan: yes, it seems, the FIRST state of matter. chanly: but venus dosent have a magnetic field. cause for specilation that it may be a transient capture. Our PAL Asija: is second the gaseous state? Dave Smith: PAL even conventionsl astronomers acknowledge that the observable universe is 99.99% plasma. Paul Sheridan: yes, all "higher" states "evolve" energetically from plasma. Our PAL Asija: But they also acknowledgethat most of the universe is vacuum Paul Sheridan: Not any more... Mark: As a shuttlecock Dave Smith: @PAL - They don't now, PAL, since they found all the plasma everywhere. dcachaca51: the Universe is full of matter Our PAL Asija: But what is the sequence Plasma to gas to liquid to solid or some other order dcachaca51: the assumption is that most of it is empty by our knowledge Dave Smith: The idea that most of the universe is "empty space" is no longer adhered to. dcachaca51: exactly Our PAL Asija: How much and where plasma is on planet earth? I dont see 99.99% plasma where I am chanly: turbo fan inlet Jim Johnson: @Asija the transitions from solid to liquid to gas to plasma are those of increasing energy. Plasma has sufficient energy to have ionized the electron(s) off the nucleus, changing its state and behavior completely. Avicron: moving them to a high electron shell ? Avicron: higher* Dave Smith: Rocky bodies are by far the exception in space, rather than the rule. All the stars are plasma, as is the interstellar/intergalact​ic medium. The ISM/IGM are however, very sparse plasma as against the dense plasma of a star. Jim Johnson: places like Earth are the rare exception in the plasma universe, Asija. dcachaca51: many Earths in this Universe dcachaca51: never the same as ours...we are unique Our PAL Asija: But why is earth an exception? Do main stream scientists have an explanation? chanly: matter as we know it is rare Jim Johnson: we don't know that we are that unique. soundwash: -never say never.... Our PAL Asija: But you just did dcachaca51: c equals c2 +c dcachaca51: the original will never be replocated Dave Smith: There is much more matter in the plasma state, than in the solid state, from what we currently know. Dave Smith: I really want to listen to this talk... Our PAL Asija: Is there enough plasma to account for all the dark matter and energy we are supposed to have in our universe Our PAL Asija: Is plasma not visible? Dave Smith: Dark matter and dark energy are not observed, but rather infeffed. Our PAL Asija: Me too Avicron: bandaide on a broken model dcachaca51: isn´t this the ancient anc sign from Egyptian glyphs Dave Smith: *infeffed! fat fingers... inferred... Our PAL Asija: This is beginning to sound like hodge podge klude of all the religions Dave Smith: PAL, that's exactly what this is not. Avicron: thats the common source of info being drawn on Avicron: human testimony Bennett: All religions have their origin in the Polar configuration bobg: go, go, go!! Our PAL Asija: May be this second presentation about convergence will obviate my confusion by morphing appearance into reality? Paul Sheridan: Bennett lease read my read my review here : http://www.thunderbolt​s.info/mythology/sasrevg​en.htm Mark Bender: it will Dave Smith: This section is probably more up your alley PAL. soundwash: once you understand, -and see -with "electric eyes" you will never see anything the same way again.. Our PAL Asija: I hope seeing electric universe with electric eyes is not like looking at red object with reg goggles. Dave Smith: LOL soundwash: lol soundwash: you have to update your mars images.. its turning blue.. :) Avicron: hrmm whats that called again ? berklin current ? Avicron: thats something important right there Andreas Otte: Birkeland currents Avicron: similar to gravity from atomic axial spin Avicron: ty bobg: http://en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/Birkeland_current Dave Smith: After Kristian Birkeland Paul Sheridan: bobg: We do not use Wiki. bobg: Use only as a starting point. Never rely on it Avicron: agreed ty Paul Sheridan: Please see Dave Smith's work at Thunderbolts.info regarding wiki. Dave Smith: http://www.thunderbolts.​info/thunderblogs/archiv​es/davesmith_au08/091226​_wikiwoes.htm bobg: Yes, and I've heard from others that have run into censorship and other problems with wiki. Dave Smith: (thanks for the ad, Paul ) kadir akkaya: then we must construct npapedia:) Dave Smith: Strange forms in Australia, yeah I can relate to that... Vincent: Is there a list of all the fine art paintings used in Mythscape and Symbols of an Alien Sky? dcachaca51: dna double helix bobg: have to run. Thanks so much! Dave Smith: @Vincent, I don't think so as such, though DT likely has a huge archive on his computer Dave Smith: See ya, Bob. Vincent: I'd love to see that archive and know the names of all the "greek god" type paintings Dave Smith: Are you far from Portland, Oregon? Prof J Paul De Vierville: q Prof J Paul De Vierville: q Our PAL Asija: Is this part III now? Dave Smith: Yes, PSL. andy ash: lost you dcachaca51: mayan simbolism andy ash: start over Dave Smith: @Prof J P DeV do you have a question? Alfred Schrader: I see a dragon andy ash: the thought to bear in mind.... Prof J Paul De Vierville: Question: what is Dave's take on the work of Ari Brynjolfsson and Plasma Red Shift willo: What pictures is Dave referring to? Avicron: the vertical stones meeting the stair all are illuminated on the solstice sunrise dcachaca51: same as Draconis constellation Prof J Paul De Vierville: J P DeV Question: what is Dave's take on the work of Ari Brynjolfsson and Plasma Red Shift Our PAL Asija: Slide 2 Dave Smith: I can't speak for DT, but I think Ary's work will likely meld well with EU. Vincent: Would you ask Mr. Talbott if he might ever release his picture archive on a CD-ROM for purchase? I'd love to have all of the images and names for research purposes. Wal Thornhill: Prof. Ari's work does not explain quasar redshift because it involves quantization, which is a subatomic phenomenon. Alfred Schrader: I just tuned in, what is the central point of this ? Dave Smith: We'll pass on the question in the question time. If we miss it, email me and I'll ask him myself davesmith_au@plasmaresou​rces.com Vincent: Thank you very much. andy ash: awesome! willo: My slides aren't changing since Dave moved over the slide-deck. Dave Smith: willo refresh your browser willo: @'Dave Smith' thanks, that worked. Dave Smith: Alfred Schrader: What is this ? Dave Smith: Alfred Schrader it's probably quicker for you to read the abstract on the worldnpa site Our PAL Asija: Loo0k like aliens from UFOs Alfred Schrader: It's Aliens ? Avicron: some have the "duck" on the head . why is it non symetrical Avicron: hrmm there was one wit a dog on its head Alfred Schrader: Similar images at Nasca dcachaca51: doesnt this show that all the world´s civilizations have a unified singularity Paul Sheridan: DaveSmith: Do you have the IEEE paper # for Tony's paper? Greg Volk: Tony Peratt's work is cataloged at http://www.worldsci.org/​people/Anthony_Perat. Alfred Schrader: What is the conclusion ? Paul Sheridan: Thank you Greg. dcachaca51: the same consciousness exists in all of us michael steinbacher: When Dave moves his arms the video stops. Prof J Paul De Vierville: JPDeV Question: Where does Sacred Geometric forms come to play in all of this, if they do at all? Avicron: see Nassim Harramein Prof J Paul De Vierville: JPDeeV: 8 x 8 and the i-ching? Paul Sheridan: Greg: That webpage is empty (?). Alfred Schrader: I getter result when less money is involved Dave Smith: For those asking pertinent questions, those which are not answered in the chat will be conveyed to Dave once he finishes his presentation. Greg Volk: Whoops! Add a "t". http://www.worldsci.org/​​people/Anthony_Peratt. Dave Smith: Now remove the period Greg added. Dave Smith: http://www.worldsci.org/​php/index.php?tab0=Scien​tists&tab1=Display&name=​Anthony_Peratt Greg Volk: http://www.worldsci.org/​​people/Anthony_Peratt Dave Smith: That one works. Greg Volk: http://www.worldsci.org/​php/index.php?tab0=Scien​tists&tab1=Scientists&ta​b2=Display&id=646 Greg Volk: Sorry about that. Weird. Paul Sheridan: Thank you Greg. fosborn: This was a wonderful presentation thanks Dave T dcachaca51: Thanks mesmurising as usual Prof J Paul De Vierville: Great Work!!! Mark Bender: Your work on Mars is fantastic! Alfred Schrader: Surface of Mars was totally created by impacts. Roger Tobie: Timing was perfect. Mark Bender: Genius! Chris Moss: thank you that was great andy ash: Fantastic presentation 7LPE: Ecellent presentation; thank you. Andreas Otte: thanks Jim Johnson: Outstanding and illuminating! Good show! Paul Sheridan: "Alfred Schrader: Surface of Mars was totally created by impacts." Gerard Bik: Awesome. Paul Sheridan: WOW! Tom Findlay: Thanks very much Dave from 'the crowd' here - much appreciated. dehilster: ^^ Alex Jarvie: Thanks Dave. Wonderful Greg Volk: Mic, anyone? Phil UK: Stop breathing on the mic Greg! Phil UK: thanks Greg Volk: Hard not to breathe Paul Sheridan: Thank you Dave Talbott and NPA. Phil UK: Christopher King: Anyone aware of the hypothesis that applies the idea of Earth's core as a "contained plasma" to explain the magnetic field rather than a nickle-iron dynamo core? Dionysios G. Raftopoulos: Thanks David,thanks Greg. Alfred Schrader: The center of the Sun is cold dcachaca51: thanks again and for the emails keep up the good work me: Thanks for your reply, David Talbot. I really like your emphasis on qualitative researc! Tom lockyer: Sound is breaking up. Have to leave,Thanks, good talk. Avicron: Is Dave familiar withe Maurice Cotterell and his Model of the sun with north south poles and 4 equatorial poles and exactly how the sun works Alfred Schrader: The Sun Spots are caused by asteroid impacts. Phil UK: Not aware of the hypothesis as such Chris but has been my gut reaction and belief for some reason. Any links? Steve: asteroid impacts? lol dcachaca51: you couldnt have said it better Alfred Schrader: Magnetic Nickle Iron asteroids dcachaca51: EVERYTHING YOU THINK YOU KNOW IS WRONG ! Our PAL Asija: May be science is not just wrong but just dead Greg Volk: Pal