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Background: In 1911, Planck presented his second theory for the spectrum of electromagnetic radiation resulting from material at a particular temperature to account for observed spectra. It included two terms, a temperature dependent term, and a second, temperature independent term that became known as the quantum vacuum or ZPE radiation. Decades later, with the development [...]

Darby Orcutt

Durra Kadiragha, & Imants Baruss

This talk will attempt to present some of the evidence for the existence of the small comets and explain my role in the story. It will not detail the extensive controversy, which is covered in detail in the new book “Cosmic Rain: The Controversial Discovery of Small Comets” by Louis A. Frank.

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Is life unique to Earth and found nowhere else in our galaxy or in the wider universe? Or is life a cosmic phenomenon ubiquitous throughout the galaxy as well as among the many billions of galaxies in the observable universe? Prof. Wickramasinghe states that evidence from astronomy, geology, and biology is overwhelmingly in favor of the [...]