Harmonia Philosophica

Tag: weird theories

Astronomy, Scientific theories

2013/07/05

Expanding Earth…

About a ton of material coming from comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner was deposited in the Earth’s atmosphere on October 8th and 9th, 2011 during one of the most intense showers of shooting starts in the last decade, which registered an activity of more than 400 meteors per hour. [1] Expanding Earth. What a ridiculous idea… 😉 >…
Antithesis, Axioms, Mathematics, Modern science, One, Paradigm shift, Weird

2013/04/13

DIVISION BY ZERO (1/0 = One)

A number cannot be divided by zero. This is what mathematics today claim. But think again. Some years ago, it was not possible to have a number whose square results in a negative number. But then… we thought… why not? And now we have imaginary numbers with tons of applications. Zero is a useful tool…
Peer review, Science Dogmatism, Scientists

2012/12/29

Peer Review. As in “censorship”.

Peer review has troubled Harmonia Philosophica for some time now. We live in a society which accepts the mainstream and condemns anything beyond it with a great ease. An idea, no matter how genius or clever, it will never be published on a “high profile” scientific magazine only because… well Because! As simple as that.…