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Alternative Science
Infinite energy, anti-gravity and other fascinating concepts that our politicised science won't touch with a 10-foot science pole.
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| The sites that handle a little bit of everything. |
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Alternative Science
How can you argue with the guys who run www.alternativescience.com? Tons of informative articles about a lot of the fascinating aspects of alternative science (like cold fusion) and sections with historical looks at the track record of "skeptical" mainstream scientists. |
2005-9-07
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The Moving Stones of California
A very interesting geological mystery that has been studied in great detail but is still poorly understood. |
2007-3-07
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Weird Research, Anomalous Physics
Bill Beaty's homepage containing links and articles about a variety of alternative science topics. |
2006-1-30
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Free Energy/Overunity |
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| Will we ever be able to generate all the electricity we'll ever need cleanly and cheaply? Some people believe we already can. |
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KeeleyNet
Definately one of the best sites I've ever visited regarding free energy, gravity control, etc. Lots of archived information and plans to construct nifty little devices. |
2005-6-24
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Gravity Control/Exotic Propulsion |
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| Generally believed to exist solely in the annals of science fiction, several experimenters have shown that we may not know everything about flying yet. |
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JLN Labs
Jean-Louis Naudin is a fascinating experimenter with videos and diagrams of a new type of propulsion that still continue to shock me (excuse the pun!) every time I see them. If I didn't think I'd get electrocuted, I'd definately try it out myself. |
2005-6-24
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