Meldrum Takes it Up a Notch - Revolutionizes Science Itself

[thesometimesaint]

23 hours ago, The Nehor said:

Thinking like this gave us our new God-Emperor Trump.  

Gods' children are sensual, devilish, carnal and stupid.

Hugh Nibley

[thesometimesaint]

23 hours ago, ERayR said:

But but I read it on the internets heard it from thesometimesaint, it must be true. 

That isn't original to me.

[thesometimesaint]

12 hours ago, The Nehor said:

Winter has still not shown up here.

If you live in eastern Siberia it is. Virtually everywhere else it is warmer.

[waveslider]

1 hour ago, thesometimesaint said:

If you live in eastern Siberia it is. Virtually everywhere else it is warmer.

If you cared to look at the most recent global temperatures you would see that it is only 0.41 degree C above the global average, not the nearly 1.5 they have been trying to tell us it is. CFR that it is warmer everywhere else. And make sure it is an up to date reference, since you have a habit of giving years old data on things like this.

[thesometimesaint]

SEE http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap161115.html

Why it matters.

SEE

 

[pogi]

36 minutes ago, thesometimesaint said:

SEE http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap161115.html

Is this your answer to waveslider's CFR for proof that it is warmer "everywhere else"?  Seriously?

 

Edited November 30, 2016 by pogi

[The Nehor]

[waveslider]

14 hours ago, thesometimesaint said:

SEE http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap161115.html

For a more accurate reading perhaps you should look up the real time data at https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/isobaric/850hPa/orthographic=-175.60,16.68,167

Then click on the word, "earth," and a menu will pop up. You can then go to where it says, "overlay," and click on, "temp." you will then be able to see the temperature for anywhere in the world at any given time. You can even go to the control part of the menu and see what is going to be forecast for the next few days, or data previous to now as well. Now back to the UM being bunkum or whatever..... Hopefully, instead of wasting it on propagandized political taxation motives.
 

Edited December 1, 2016 by waveslider
punctuation

[waveslider]

3 minutes ago, waveslider said:

For a more accurate reading perhaps you should look up the real time data at https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/isobaric/850hPa/orthographic=-175.60,16.68,167

Then click on the word, "earth," and a menu will pop up. You can then go to where it says, "overlay," and click on, "temp." you will then be able to see the temperature for anywhere in the world at any given time. You can even go to the control part of the menu and see what is going to be forecast for the next few days, or data previous to now as well. Now back to the UM being bunkum or whatever..... Hopefully, instead of wasting it on propagandized political taxation motives.
 

P.S. you can check all levels of data from the surface to the upper atmosphere depending on what you click on, in the menu, next to where it says, "Height."

[rodheadlee]

5 hours ago, waveslider said:

For a more accurate reading perhaps you should look up the real time data at https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/isobaric/850hPa/orthographic=-175.60,16.68,167

Then click on the word, "earth," and a menu will pop up. You can then go to where it says, "overlay," and click on, "temp." you will then be able to see the temperature for anywhere in the world at any given time. You can even go to the control part of the menu and see what is going to be forecast for the next few days, or data previous to now as well. Now back to the UM being bunkum or whatever..... Hopefully, instead of wasting it on propagandized political taxation motives.
 

very cool

[bcuzbcuz]

This topic looks like it will soon bog down into a "Yes, It is", "No, it isn't" argument about global warming,,,,again,.... 

But if anyone is interested in the actual topic, The Universal Model, you can find the actual author of the book on Youtube in a presentation he made in November (Universal Model Presentation, November 19 (2016)). The book, or at least, the first third of the book, is available online for 80$ US.

Sessions has made presentation in Mesa, Arizona and Provo and Henderson, Nevada and will be making further presentations in SLC (Sandy) and again in Provo. But I can't urge strongly enough to first look at his Youtube presentation. 

If you make it all the way through the presentation (in all fairness, one of his daughters takes the first 30 minutes and the next 40 minutes goes to someone who tries to explain how the earth does not have a molten lava center but is filled with water instead) before Sessions takes the podium.

His daughter, in the video, asks "Why do all sand particles look the same size?" And then states that her father's book explains such things.

Ah,Sorry to say it, but not all sands are created equal. The sands of the Sahara are much different to salt water beach sand, as are sands around the Mediterranean. A recent report from Miami Beach, Florida, in reporting how erosion has displaced the sand beaches there, gave a very specific detailing as to why not just any sand can be used to re-build a salt water, wave and high-tide, effected beach. 

IMO Sessions needs to hit the books a little more before he should publish parts 2 and 3 of his book.

 

[thesometimesaint]

I'm sorry the idea that the earth is hollow filled with water is a real nonstarter for me.

[waveslider]

4 hours ago, bcuzbcuz said:

Ah,Sorry to say it, but not all sands are created equal.

I strongly agree. The sand on Oahu beaches differ within the matter of a few miles apart. And if you look at the sand here it usually isn't even created from rocks, but rather broken and polished bits of shell and coral in many areas. On other islands there are black sand beaches made of tiny bits of polished lava rock too. In some places it is so fine that you can't even thoroughly wash it out of your hair for days on end, no matter how hard you try, and in other places you can actually tell what types of shells and corals they came from, and some are even tiny whole shells like Niihau shells.

[mfbukowski]

On 11/28/2016 at 10:20 PM, The Nehor said:

Poor Elijah really had egg on his face after mocking Baal and his priests. Such an unproductive use of his time.

 

This reminds me of a story that shows that science and faith are strange bedfellows.

On a scout overnighter, someone decided to re-enact the Elijah vs priests of Baal battle of the century. They got some potassium permanganate and glycerin and caused a chemical reaction that started the fire after some theatrics with some scouts who were the "priests of Baal".   It went off perfectly as planned.

The scouts were in on it and learned a valuable lesson on how to start a fire with a well-equipped first aid kit, in an emergency.  The only problem was that after the demonstration no one believed that Elijah called down fire from heaven after their scoutmaster did the same thing.

Unfortunately I was unable to deliver a lecture on Rorty and the problems with the correspondence theory of truth which would clearly illustrate that spiritual paradigms are not about science.   Those 12 year-olds would have been duly impressed, I am sure.  

[mfbukowski]

1 hour ago, waveslider said:

I strongly agree. The sand on Oahu beaches differ within the matter of a few miles apart. And if you look at the sand here it usually isn't even created from rocks, but rather broken and polished bits of shell and coral in many areas. On other islands there are black sand beaches made of tiny bits of polished lava rock too. In some places it is so fine that you can't even thoroughly wash it out of your hair for days on end, no matter how hard you try, and in other places you can actually tell what types of shells and corals they came from, and some are even tiny whole shells like Niihau shells.

Grrrr.

You have awakened envy in my heart.  It's all your fault!  I love Hawaii !  Got an extra bedroom or three?

I also have a tent.......   (just kidding of course)

[waveslider]

1 hour ago, mfbukowski said:

Grrrr.

You have awakened envy in my heart.  It's all your fault!  I love Hawaii !  Got an extra bedroom or three?

I also have a tent.......   (just kidding of course)

If you want I could send you a jar of sand. I live on the North shore where most of the sand is that large type with all the little broken shells in it.

[bcuzbcuz]

2 hours ago, waveslider said:

I strongly agree. The sand on Oahu beaches differ within the matter of a few miles apart. And if you look at the sand here it usually isn't even created from rocks, but rather broken and polished bits of shell and coral in many areas. On other islands there are black sand beaches made of tiny bits of polished lava rock too. In some places it is so fine that you can't even thoroughly wash it out of your hair for days on end, no matter how hard you try, and in other places you can actually tell what types of shells and corals they came from, and some are even tiny whole shells like Niihau shells.

Excellent examples.

The sand particles of the Sahara are miniscule. They are eroded by and carried by the winds. If they were on a beach they would be carried away by the lightest of waves.

When I snorkel or scuba  i see a wide variety of fish that bite chunks out of the corals, the most beautiful parrot fish take large bites to get at the nutrition that grows on the corals. Then they poop out the coral as a waste product, that makes the white sands for the beaches.  

The beaches of Zakynthos, Greece are marble sized pebbles that feel like stepping into quicksand, but the beach and the view is outstanding. 

[bcuzbcuz]

5 hours ago, thesometimesaint said:

I'm sorry the idea that the earth is hollow filled with water is a real nonstarter for me.

You'd get a kick out of his molten lava core picture of the earth. He also states in his theory of continental drift that the plates are afloat on th waters within the earth. And that the Himalyas are not increasing in height, as that would be viewed as impossible, according to the UM ideas. 

[cinepro]

8 hours ago, bcuzbcuz said:

This topic looks like it will soon bog down into a "Yes, It is", "No, it isn't" argument about global warming,,,,again,.... 

But if anyone is interested in the actual topic, The Universal Model, you can find the actual author of the book on Youtube in a presentation he made in November (Universal Model Presentation, November 19 (2016)). The book, or at least, the first third of the book, is available online for 80$ US.

Sessions has made presentation in Mesa, Arizona and Provo and Henderson, Nevada and will be making further presentations in SLC (Sandy) and again in Provo. But I can't urge strongly enough to first look at his Youtube presentation. 

If you make it all the way through the presentation (in all fairness, one of his daughters takes the first 30 minutes and the next 40 minutes goes to someone who tries to explain how the earth does not have a molten lava center but is filled with water instead) before Sessions takes the podium.

His daughter, in the video, asks "Why do all sand particles look the same size?" And then states that her father's book explains such things.

Ah,Sorry to say it, but not all sands are created equal. The sands of the Sahara are much different to salt water beach sand, as are sands around the Mediterranean. A recent report from Miami Beach, Florida, in reporting how erosion has displaced the sand beaches there, gave a very specific detailing as to why not just any sand can be used to re-build a salt water, wave and high-tide, effected beach. 

IMO Sessions needs to hit the books a little more before he should publish parts 2 and 3 of his book.

 

Holy cow.  His daughter says he's been working on this for 30 years.  She talks about how hard it was to go to public school and be "taught things I knew were in direct contradiction to things my father had been teaching me..."

 

 

[mfbukowski]

6 hours ago, bcuzbcuz said:

This topic looks like it will soon bog down into a "Yes, It is", "No, it isn't" argument about global warming,,,,again,.... 

But if anyone is interested in the actual topic, The Universal Model, you can find the actual author of the book on Youtube in a presentation he made in November (Universal Model Presentation, November 19 (2016)). The book, or at least, the first third of the book, is available online for 80$ US.

Sessions has made presentation in Mesa, Arizona and Provo and Henderson, Nevada and will be making further presentations in SLC (Sandy) and again in Provo. But I can't urge strongly enough to first look at his Youtube presentation. 

If you make it all the way through the presentation (in all fairness, one of his daughters takes the first 30 minutes and the next 40 minutes goes to someone who tries to explain how the earth does not have a molten lava center but is filled with water instead) before Sessions takes the podium.

His daughter, in the video, asks "Why do all sand particles look the same size?" And then states that her father's book explains such things.

Ah,Sorry to say it, but not all sands are created equal. The sands of the Sahara are much different to salt water beach sand, as are sands around the Mediterranean. A recent report from Miami Beach, Florida, in reporting how erosion has displaced the sand beaches there, gave a very specific detailing as to why not just any sand can be used to re-build a salt water, wave and high-tide, effected beach. 

IMO Sessions needs to hit the books a little more before he should publish parts 2 and 3 of his book.

 

How does he explain the earth's magnetic field with no molten core spinning around?

Last time I checked water was non-magnetic, but what do I know?

[bcuzbcuz]

17 minutes ago, cinepro said:

Holy cow.  His daughter says he's been working on this for 30 years.  She talks about how hard it was to go to public school and be "taught things I knew were in direct contradiction to things my father had been teaching me..."

 

 

He has explanations that clarify the hundred years of scientific darkness we are now living in. He explains how fossils can be made in minutes and how crater impacts are actually super heated water geysers. Geology, evolution, the age of the earth and the great flood are all explained.

But wait! there's more:

A Brief Introduction To The Universal Model

A revolution is coming! The Universal Model, now available digitally at the UM Store, answers the questions of why and how an impending Scientific Revolution will happen. The print version, targeted for release in the near future under the title, The Universal Model, A New Millennial Science, Volume I, The Earth System, includes four chapters written to inspire different thinking about science and about how to apply scientific principles during the coming years, followed by four chapters that introduce a new paradigm—a new Earth model—destined to provoke thought and arouse the curiosity of the science minded, professional and amateur alike.

The introductory chapters expound the necessity of objective scientific study, and the tremendously important principle that “Answers come from questions.” The establishment of The Universal Scientific Method, used throughout the UM helps to align the process of inquiry across scientific fields.

While we have seen technology advance by leaps and bounds in our modern world, technology and science are not the same thing; The UM presents evidence that for more than a century, there exists a Scientific Dark Age, in which resides the determination to suppress Truth and the discovery of natural law, which is the driving reason behind the imminent Scientific Revolution.

The four Earth system chapters overturn completely the entire modern geology paradigm, describing Nature’s actual planet-building processes and other natural means that shaped our Earth; events that affect our entire modern civilized world still today. The Magma Pseudotheory chapter explains that is no magma in the Earth’s center, and that unanswered mysteries abound in modern geology, such as the origin of lava and the heat that drives it. Long-held, false notions about rock origins find their demise in the Rock Cycle Pseudotheory chapter, which outlines dozens of geological mysteries; questions about salt, sand, and sediment, mysteries that remain unexplained by geology’s magmaplanet and rock cycle theories. The Hydroplanet Model, chapter seven, describes the Universe’s most ubiquitous substance—water and why it exists almost everywhere, on planets and moons, in the outermost reaches of space, and even in stars, like our Sun. With this new knowledge, we learn how water animates planets and moons, and how it links the solar system’s craters and the true origin of meteorites.

Then in Universal Flood Model, one of the UM’s capstone chapters, we explore one of the Earth’s seminal events, an episode that left its indelible mark in countless ways, of which we document thirteen distinctive Marks. This phenomenon affected the whole Earth, shaping and forming the vast majority of its surface. Hands-on experiments demonstrate how a great many of the Earth’s abundant minerals and crystals formed, not from a melt but in a newly discovered water-pressure-thermal environment.

After the digital release of first volume, the Universal Model’s second edition will continue to expose Dark Age of Science errors in the Living System, available online first to those with monthly UM Membership, before its printed release as, The Universal Model, A New Millennial Science, Volume II, The Living System. In this segment we discover new aspects about the origin of weather through the application of some fascinating experiments. After treating the myriad of failed Earth-dating methods, we document the true age of the Earth, then solve the mystery surrounding the formation of our planet’s fossils based on the discovery of a method that forms fossils in mere days, not millions of years.

Destined to rank as one of the most significant innovations, the rapid formation of fossils refutes evolutionary theory, which once debunked, allows for the discovery and elucidation of new Laws of Life. Concluding this volume, a new World History Model brings together scientific evidence from a number of fields showing the true origin and migration of the Earth’s human population, and an introduction to the culture of the very earliest Human beings.

In the third volume, The Universal Model, A New Millennial Science, Volume III, The Universe System,  pioneering discoveries in the fields of physics, chemistry, and cosmology overturn long-held, false theories about energy and matter. New observations affecting the measurement of mass, length, and time further upset many false beliefs that have derailed science’s progress. The discovery of the origin of the dual particle-wave nature of light as well as a revolutionary atomic model, which allows the explanation of actual observations better than existing theory. New models describing air, water and other natural substances use exciting novel and easy to understand concepts to demonstrate natural phenomena. By coordinating all of these discoveries and observations into a new model of the Universe, including new Solar and Meteor Models, the UM describes current observations with clarity and veracity, obviating the need for incoherent modern theory that cannot answer fundamental questions concerning these celestial objects.

The Universal Model includes the introduction of more natural law and scientific truth in these three volumes than in any other scientific work ever published. Its ultimate purpose is to lift humanity by fostering understanding and promoting the comprehension of Nature. The UM does so by restoring truth and order in science, and by establishing new natural law. We invite every reader to ponder these momentous questions about the Earth’s origins, and to ask why we are such an important part of all the beauty that surrounds us.

Dean W. Sessions

October 2016

[mfbukowski]

1 hour ago, waveslider said:

If you want I could send you a jar of sand. I live on the North shore where most of the sand is that large type with all the little broken shells in it.

North shore?  You know you are not helping my envy any at all.  Now you have it bordering on covetousness and it's all your fault.

Well at least I would have some clean sand to pound.

I could swap you some from Venice beach with who knows what in it, including the possibility of human bits of bone from the ashes of cremated bodies that get scattered off shore, and maybe even a little blood from those who get murdered there regularly, not to mention other bodily fluids.    

[mfbukowski]

50 minutes ago, cinepro said:

Holy cow.  His daughter says he's been working on this for 30 years.  She talks about how hard it was to go to public school and be "taught things I knew were in direct contradiction to things my father had been teaching me..."

I hope she gets through the dissonance when it hits.  It's like watching a car in mid air flying off the cliff and hoping that somehow miraculously they survive.

At least she was not home schooled where she would not have a chance at achieving a sane point of view.   At least the seeds of doubt may be there.

Edited December 6, 2016 by mfbukowski

[mfbukowski]

1 hour ago, bcuzbcuz said:

You'd get a kick out of his molten lava core picture of the earth. He also states in his theory of continental drift that the plates are afloat on th waters within the earth. And that the Himalyas are not increasing in height, as that would be viewed as impossible, according to the UM ideas. 

I have often noticed that rocks typically float so it makes total sense that an entire continent would also float.

 I mean it's not like all when I do dishes and the dishes sink and if there is too much water in the basin the water overflows or anything like that because..........  Uh....... why was that again?   

[cinepro]

1 hour ago, mfbukowski said:

I hope she gets through the dissonance when it hits.  It's like watching a car in mid air flying off the cliff and hoping that somehow miraculously they survive.

At least she was not home schooled where she would not have a chance at achieving a sane point of view.   At least the seeds of doubt may be there.

Most people don't use "natural science" at all in their lives, so unless she decided she wanted to become a biologist or geologist, I suspect she'll be able to easily go through the rest of her life without ever having to face contradictory info.