Recently, I did read about a not yet published study on liver transplants. I maybe should wait until it is finished, peer-reviewed, and published. But I will probably need several articles for this topic, it fits well into my article series on the adenochrome fallacy, and I don’t know when or whether I’ll be able […]
Ishitani is asteroid #25693 and also known as 2000 AQ124. Ishitani measures 2.6 km in diameter. Ishitani’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.31 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.19, a period of revolution of 1’286 days, and an inclination of 3.3 degrees. Ishitani was discovered during the course of the Lincoln Near-Earth […]
When I nowadays read scientific articles, then they use many expressions, which are different from the expressions used in past years. “Maybe …”, “… is probable” and so on were the expressions used in past years. Nowadays I rather encounter explanations that “… doesn’t mean that …”, “… doesn’t allow the conclusion that …”, “… […]
Ishitsuka is asteroid #7842 and 1994 XQ. Ishitsuka measures 3.7 km in diameter. Ishitsuka’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.29 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.22, a period of revolution of 1’271 days, and an inclination of 5.2 degrees. Ishitsuka was discovered by the Japanese amateur astronomers Endate Kin (円館 金) and […]
This article is a sequel to ‘Religion as a School Subject’ and to ‘More on Religion as a School Subject’. I had a look on the situation in other countries. Here is what I figured out: Japan: From the beginning of the Meiji (明治) Era until the end of the Second World War had in […]
Ishizaki is asteroid #8163 and also known as 1990 UF2. Ishizaki measures 5.0 km in diameter. Ishizaki’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.26 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.14, a period of revolution of 1’238 days, and an inclination of 6.9 degrees. Ishizaki was discovered by the Japanese astronomer Seki Tsutomu (関 […]
Many questions still are open with respect to 9/11 twenty-five years ago. One of them is why building number seven of the World Trade Center collapsed. There are people, who believe that this building by some explosions got intentionally wrecked. I meanwhile found that a portion of these people believes that the building got intentionally […]
Ishizuchisan is asteroid #4095 and also known as 1987 SG. Ishizuchisan measures 4.8 km in diameter. Ishizuchisan’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.12 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.12, a period of revolution of 1’129 days, and an inclination of 2.5 degrees. Ishizuchisan was discovered by the Japanese astronomer Seki Tsutomu (関 […]
You meanwhile should have processed what I wrote in my article ‘Religion as a School Subject’. Yet you could still wonder what really is taught in the religion subject in school. Does it contain unscientific things like Biblical tales or Creationism? While nobody in Germany is stupid enough for seriously considering to teach Creationism in […]
Islandica is asteroid #8970 and also known as 1355 T-2. Islandica measures 9.3 km in diameter and belongs to the asteroid-family Themis. Islandica’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 3.10 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.11, a period of revolution of 1’991 days, and an inclination of 0.3 degrees. Islandica was discovered during […]
