| It is never good science to ignore anomalous data or to eliminate a conclusion because of some presupposition. Sir Henry Dale, one-time President of the Royal Society of London, made an important comment in his retirement speech: "Science should not tolerate any lapse of precision, or neglect any anomaly, but give Nature's answers to the world humbly and with courage." To do so may not place one in the mainstream of modern science, but at least we will be searching for truth and moving ahead rather than maintaining the scientific status quo. -- Barry Setterfield |
THE DODWELL MANUSCRIPTS -- the work of George F. Dodwell, astronomer, by request of his sons
NEW: The Alexandrian Septuagint
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Research Papers: beginning with the 1987 paper on the speed of light research
NEW: A New Look at Relativity and the Zero Point Energy January, 2010
DATA AND CREATION: THE ZPE-PLASMA MODEL March, 2009 -- a layman-oriented paper for the web explaining how the research and data come together to present their own answers.
Setterfield Simplified: an ongoing series of articles for the layman
Discussion: Barry answers questions emailed to him
Recent discussion questions
Arp and the Red Shift of Quasars
Question about Wal Thornhill's ideas
The energy diffusion timescale for the Sun
'The Christmas Star' discussion some questions and responses and other notes
Notes on the News: comments on some news items
Responses to Critics: doesn't everyone have them?
New: Response to Russ Humphreys 'analysis' of the Setterfield work in his book Starlight and Time
New -- The Positive Side
Recommended: A few materials we have been impressed with, both positively and negatively
Scripture: some material regarding the Bible
New: Are Job and Jobab the Same Person?
New: Egypt and the Exodus
Helen's Page: Helen is Barry's wife. This page includes our place, our animals, and some essays
For our Deaf Friends: some material in simple, sign-compatible English for our deaf friends
Kids and Science: kids' questions and our answers
DVD's: The Christmas Star and Anomalies are currently available. The Christmas Star is the result of fifteen years of research into astronomy, history, and the Bible. Anomalies is the result of thirty years of research into physics and astronomy and deals with the speed of light, the zero point energy, red shifted light from distant galaxies and the plasma model of the universe. Both are lay-oriented.
Also available now is a short book, originally meant only to be an explanatory pamphlet, but it grew....The Bible and Geology. NOTE: Dec. 6, 2009, we are currently preparing for the third printing as it is selling fast. There are two corrections which have been made, linked here.