Population and magnetic fields proves young Earth

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2/4/2012 3:17:00 AM
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Population (and magnetic fields) proves young Earth -- debunked

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6/4/2010 1:00:58 PM
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Is there any difference between the size of a magnetic field and the magnitude of a magnetic field?...

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1/17/2011 4:11:49 AM
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Giant Breach in Earth's Magnetic Field URL: ...

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6/30/2011 10:23:20 PM
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*Intense Magnetic Fields Probably Formed Shortly After Big Bang, Researchers Say* Image:...

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9/14/2011 6:29:59 AM
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Hey all. A friend of mine is into this Nibiru collision/magnetic field disruption baloney, and...

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4/17/2012 12:36:19 AM
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The other day I read that the magnetic field is "actually" a relativistic effect of the electric...

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1/29/2012 8:34:10 PM
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Polar geomagnetic storms are underway following the arrival of a coronal mass ejection (CME) on March 7th at approximately 0400 UT, according to Spaceweather.com … GEOMAGNETIC STORM UPDATE: A CME propelled toward Earth by this morning’s X5-class solar flare is expected to reach our planet on March 8th at 0625 UT (+/- 7 hr). Analysts at the ...Click to read more...

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3/8/2012 5:17:50 AM
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A recent discovery made earlier this month by astrophysicists based in Californian institutions has provided the first strong evidence for what they call ‘the signs of primordial magnetic fields in deep space that have permeated between galaxies since the very earliest moments of the Universe.’ It is hoped that these discoveries will help improve the [...]

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9/28/2010 9:32:10 PM
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/11/101110171426.htm *Novel Type of Magnetic Wave...

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11/11/2010 2:17:35 PM
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This week's guest on Skepticality is Dr. Scott Hannahs, the Director of DC Field Instrumentation and Facilities National High Magnetic Field Laboratory. Find out a bit about what it is like to work with the worlds most powerful magnet, and what types of experiments require such a powerful bit of scientific equipment and what discoveries and research comes out of the science of magnetic fields.

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12/14/2011 9:54:49 AM
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I used that exact question on google and found answers about some weird dating on Earth. I presume...

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3/25/2012 3:56:17 AM
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I'm not usually the sort to entertain such baseless speculation but things really did seem to match up in this case and it isn't a re-post for once. A friend and I were drinking and he mentioned that he's able to perceive a faint glow around other people this was the second time he'd mentioned it and i wrote the first time off as BS but I had recently read an article saying that birds are able to orient themselves to fly south for the winter because they "see" magnetic fields due to magnetic particles being stimulated in their eyes. Is it possible that this could happen in humans as well?

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn13811-birds-can-see-the-earths-magnetic-field.html

I asked him what color this glow was for various friends in the room and a quick search of the corresponding color in the set of Hindu [...]

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2/19/2012 10:42:17 PM
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I don't believe in being able to interact with Ghosts. I believe that IF there are apparitions,...

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2/22/2011 8:41:57 PM
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http://pipeline.corante.com/archives/2011/08/ is a very recent piece in Derek Lowe's wonderful blog...

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8/12/2011 6:20:01 AM
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I say creationist's rather than creationists' because what follows may just be his opinion for all...

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10/23/2011 11:01:21 AM
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K and J magnetics, from whom I get my rather neat selection of Very Powerful Magnets in Quantity ...

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4/8/2012 6:58:03 PM
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I have encountered a creationist article that promotes the idea that the magnetic field of the...

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6/26/2010 6:20:03 AM
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I am attending a conference on electromagnetic fields in biological systems tomorrow. Among some fairly conventional topics like the effects of magnetic fields on the germination of seeds or use of paramagnetics in hyperthermic therapies there is one gem: Efficacy of homeopathic remedies on magnetic fields in the MHZ-region by magnetic resonance by Karin Lenger.

It appears to be based on this 'publication': Homeopathic potencies identified by a new magnetic resonance method. . Now, I am not a physicist, but even skimming through this article raises some red flags for me (and I am disregarding the journal it was published in or the apparent lack of peer review). E.g. magnetic photons? Aren't those hypothetical particles which existance is unproven?

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5/20/2011 5:48:54 AM
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Here at Neuroskeptic we see a lot of dizzyingly bad (and sometimes even good) neuroscience, but did you know that brain scanners can literally send your head into a spin? A new paper explains why, with implications for all MRI researchers.


MRI scanners rely on extremely powerful magnetic fields. This is why you can't take metal objects into the scanner room, as they'd be pulled into it. Yet the fields can also exert other kinds of effects on the body.

I'd always been told that static, unchanging magnetic fields [...]

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9/29/2011 7:57:00 PM
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In the past few months the Sun has come roaring back to life, blasting out flares and fierce waves of subatomic particles. These space storms are caused by the magnetic field of the Sun, which stores huge amounts of energy. Near sunspots the magnetic field lines get tangled and can suddenly erupt, hurling that energy [...]

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11/4/2011 12:00:14 AM
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A 40 year old moon mystery may have been solved recently. It looks like we may have two viable theories why some moon rocks are magnetized even though the moon has no magnetic field. Not only that, up until recently, there was no theoretical mechanism by which the moon could even create a magnetic field. [...]

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12/10/2011 8:13:02 AM
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In the late afternoon yesterday (February 13, 2011) sunspot 1158 released a decent-sized solar flare, a magnetic eruption on the Sun. This was classified as an M6.6 flare, which is above average in explosive energy, but hardly up to the nastiness we experienced in late 2003 when the Sun was throwing an epic hissy fit.

The image here is from the Solar Dynamics Observatory, and shows the sunspot in the extreme ultraviolet part of the spectrum. This is the first solar flare sending energy [...]

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2/15/2011 6:00:50 AM
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The 1990s fear that background magnetic fields—hundreds of times weaker than Earth’s magnetic field—could cause cancer has been replaced. Twenty years later, advertisements by licensed hospitals claim that humans can be trained to emit and manipulate these same energies to initiate healing.

In the early 1990s, the New Yorker magazine published three articles by Paul Brodeur describing claims that background radiation from nearby power lines caused an outbreak of leukemia in children living in Denver, Colorado (Brodeur 1990a, 1990b, 1992).

In 2008, the Journal of Orthopaedic Research published a claim that therapeutic touch² (TT) practitioners at the University of Connecticut Health Center were able to diminish the growth of human osteosarcoma (cancer) cells by using their hands to manipulate energy fields surrounding the [...]

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1/1/2001 12:00:00 AM
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The notion that magnets can be used for healing has existed since humans discovered them.

Magnetic charms, bracelets, insoles, and braces remain popular and are sold with claims that they improve athletic performance, relieve arthritis pain, increase energy, and pretty much treat whatever symptoms you might have. These products may seem modern and high-tech, but similar devices and claims have been around for centuries.

The notion that magnets can be used for healing has existed since humans discovered them. Several ancient cultures, such as those of Egypt, Greece, and China, discovered natural magnetic rocks, or lodestones. People had a hard time explaining the unusual properties of these rocks given the scientific knowledge of the time, so they came up with fanciful explanations like “minerals have souls too.” This was compatible with the general belief that everything has an “essence.”

It was also observed that this magnetic [...]

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