PinnedTim Andersen, Ph.D.Dark matter may come from the fifth dimensionAfter years of tinkering with tensor calculus, my paper explaining dark matter with a 5th dimension has been published in the peer-reviewed…May 1332May 1332
Tim Andersen, Ph.D.Economic growth may not be inherently destructiveLast week’s article on degrowth hit some nerves in the degrowth community. This community seems to be divided into two groups: those who…6d ago196d ago19
Tim Andersen, Ph.D.There is only one way out of climate change anxietyFrom denial and degrowth nonsense to real solutionsAug 1234Aug 1234
Tim Andersen, Ph.D.MOdified Gravity may be the alternative theory we’ve been looking forMOND is dead but MOG isn’tAug 416Aug 416
Tim Andersen, Ph.D.Rebellion in an absurd universeAlbert Camus likened life to the plight of Sisyphus, the ancient Greek man condemned to roll a stone up a hill in the underworld, only to…Jul 108Jul 108
Tim Andersen, Ph.D.We may never stop climate change without massive investment in biofuelsA recent article about a Tiktok that a PhD student made about a video Ben Shapiro made commenting on a statement by Greta Thunberg appeared…Jul 424Jul 424
Tim Andersen, Ph.D.Studies of the climate millions of years ago suggest global warming could get much worse than modelCan we trust these “proxy” models?Jul 216Jul 216
Tim Andersen, Ph.D.The end of the universe, not the beginning, may be the moment of creationLast week’s article got me thinking about time inversion and I looked more carefully into arrow of time reversal experiments like this one…Jun 1026Jun 1026
Tim Andersen, Ph.D.How time inversion really worksTenet came out in 2020 which seems like a lifetime ago now. The Christopher Nolan sci-fi thriller quickly became divisive partly because…Jun 75Jun 75
Tim Andersen, Ph.D.Zero-point energy may not existIn a previous post, I talked about how there might be more ordinary explanations for the Casimir effect that do not rely on vacuum energy…May 2313May 2313