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Modern Cosmology Makes No Sense, Say Cosmologists

Don't take our word for it. Cosmologists are banging their heads against the wall.

Nobel Prizes Foment Ignoble Ends

It's Nobel Prize time, and debates are stewing again about whether Alfred Nobel did a good thing by giving a few winners lots of money.

Something Cannot Be Born from Nothing

Exasperated by the lack of evidence for dark matter, some are now wondering if it came before the beginning.

Belief in Dark Matter Propelled by Theory, Not Evidence

Behold a scientific theory costing millions that has no evidence, but is clung to with unremitting tenacity.

More Excuses for Missing Dark Matter

How long can a theory survive repeated falsifications? Very long, when ideology (and funding) is at stake.

The Dark Side of Dark Matter Hunts

Dark matter is still a no-show. What will it take for cosmologists to give up on a fruitless quest?

Dark Matter May Not Exist

Astrophysicists may be tiring of searching for things they know nothing about. The consequences could be revolutionary.

Astronomers Lie About Dark Matter

It's as indefensible as believers in ghosts lying about observational evidence for them.

Cosmologists Cling to Ghosts

Dark matter has never been found, but their pet theory needs it. What will secular cosmologists do next?

Hard Science Has a Firm Grip on Unreality

Anybody who thinks the hard sciences give us confidence in the real world should read this.

Dark Matter Fails Another Test

The Chinese didn't find dark matter with their super-detector, but they still believe it has to be there.

Dark Matter Hunt Comes Up Empty Again

Physicists face a philosophical quandary. Something they deeply wish to believe in does not appear to exist.
Mayall Telescope at Kitt Peak

Cosmologists Out of Touch with Reality

Secular cosmologists can't find things that they tell us should exist. Is reality the problem, or is it dead-end thinking instead?

“Cosmologists Are Often Wrong, But Never in Doubt”

Astronomy used to be the flagship model of observational science. Now, the method is: embrace the dogma, then hunt for obscure details that might support it.

Astronomalies

One can't fault astronomers for not knowing everything – only for pretending to. Here are some reports indicating they have a long way to go.
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