- Breeden ‘SETI implications of gravitational assist via chaotic trajectories of binary objects‘
- Chen How to Find the Apollo Landing Sites
- Christian ‘Phased Aviation Archaeology Research [PAAR] : development and application of a standardised methodology to Second World War aircraft sites in Scotland‘
- Clegg et al ‘Effects of rocket exhaust on lunar soil reflectance properties‘
- Gillon ‘A novel SETI strategy targeting the solar focal regions of the most nearby stars‘
- Gorman ‘The anthropocene in the Solar system‘
- Herzing ‘Profiling nonhuman intelligence: An exercise in developing unbiased tools for describing other “types” of intelligence on earth‘
- Jung ‘The McMinn Street WWII bomb crater: A new class of archaeological site in Darwin‘
- Lin et al ‘Detecting industrial pollution in the atmospheres of Earth-like exoplanets‘
- Michaloudis ‘Etherospermia: Conceptual art, science and allegory in the sky-seeding project‘
- Nazarenko ‘Prediction of the space debris spatial distribution on the basis of the evolution equations‘
- O’Leary ‘A model for recovery: predicting the location of human remains on WWII bombardment and cargo aircraft crash sites‘
- Pardini & Anselmo ‘Review of past on-orbit collisions among cataloged objects and examination of the catastrophic fragmentation concept‘
- Richter et al ‘From STEM to STEAM: Towards aerospace partnerships with cultural heritage diagnostics‘
- Saunders Aircraft Salvage in the Battle of Britain and the Blitz
- Scheffer ‘Investigating nearby exoplanets via interstellar radar‘
- Sidorenko ‘UNESCO Thematic Initiative “Astronomy and World Heritage”: studies and research on technological heritage connected with space exploration‘
- Teodorani ‘A strategic “viewfinder” for SETI research‘
- Teodorani ‘Search for high-proper motion objects with infrared excess‘
- Vakoch Archaeology, Anthropology, and Interstellar Communication
- Veronico Hidden Warbirds II: More Epic Stories of Finding, Recovering, and Rebuilding WWII’s Lost Aircraft
- Wright et al ‘The Ĝ infrared search for extraterrestrial civilizations with large energy supplies. I. Background and justification‘
- Wright et al ‘The Ĝ infrared search for extraterrestrial civilizations with large energy supplies. II. Framework, strategy, and first result‘
- Zalasiewicz et al ‘The technofossil record of humans‘
- Zilberman ‘“Dyson Spheres” as an Alternative to the Dark Matter Explanation of Hidden Masses in Galaxies‘
December 31, 2014
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Steve Wilson
December 31, 2014 — 4:24 pm
Let me know if I missed anything …
Demank
November 23, 2015 — 7:55 pm
je viens de faire une formation de the9ologie (te9ophor) sur trois ans, et votre confe9rence arche9ologie et nnsasaice de la bible m’a beaucoup interesse9e, et a encore apporte9 de l’eau e0 mon moulin !Merci de nous transmettre votre immense savoir, en toute simplicite9 et toujours avec le sourire et la gentillesse.
Matthew Bise
January 15, 2020 — 5:57 am
I am largely interested in areas that have been scanned in North,South and Central America, as well as areas south of the detected Labrador sites along the St.Lawrence river. Also if offshore/ coastal areas have been scanned. I believe archaic docks and ports may be found, as well as more pyramid-type structures,as per Prof.Barnhart has already found.thank you.