Kirjahaku

Mike Joslin throws a powerful 'hat' into the ring in a philosophical and scientific challenge to existing beliefs on the nature of the Universe. He suggests that the scientific community has been struggling in a 'straitjacket' of its own making, by persisting in the belief that the Universe is expanding, again tangible evidence that it isn't.

Mike hopes that his readers will find his views interesting but believes they fall into insignificance faced as we all are with extinction by Global Warming. Our time, money and resources would be far better devoted to fighting Climate Change than attempting to make sense of a Universe which is mostly a 'mirage' He dares the far too-easily 'awe-struck' press to stop lauding that part of the scientific community preoccupied with a Universe that 'doesn't exist' and to concentrate instead on ways to tackle Global Warming which he elaborates on within.

Mike hopes that his readers will find his views interesting but believes they fall into insignificance faced as we all are with extinction by Global Warming. Our time, money and resources would be far better devoted to fighting Climate Change than attempting to make sense of a Universe which is mostly a 'mirage' He dares the far too-easily 'awe-struck' press to stop lauding that part of the scientific community preoccupied with a Universe that 'doesn't exist' and to concentrate instead on ways to tackle Global Warming which he elaborates on within.