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Additions since the major update of this website on May 28 2003:
September 30 2016: publication book: De voedselrevolutie
July 13 2016: Visionair.nl January 16 2014: interview with Hans Berens January 3 2014: publication book: De deeltjestheorie May 21 2013: presentation in Nijmegen June 7 2012: interview with Hans Berens April 6 2012: publication book: De psychologische revolutie March 1 2011: presentation in Groningen January 26 2010: interview with Hans Berens December 24 2009: publication book: De derde wetenschapsrevolutie February 1 2008: more bright galaxies in filaments than in clusters February 1 2008: no dust differences in solar system February 1 2008: no less galaxy mergers February 1 2008: giant gas cloud speeds towards Milky Way February 1 2008: old dead galaxies in the centers of clusters February 1 2008: spirals without nuclear bulge January 30 2008: weird object orbiting brown dwarf January 30 2008: dark galaxy at 3 billion light-years January 30 2008: blue star clusters in intergalactic space January 30 2008: complex organic molecules in the disk January 30 2008: pulsar-like white dwarf November 6 2007: red stars in I Zwicky 18 November 6 2007: gas in compact sources of quasars September 3 2007: broad iron lines of pulsar September 3 2007: dark matter problems September 3 2007: most luminous “galaxies” at great distance September 3 2007: largest exoplanet September 3 2007: new class of AGN September 3 2007: interstellar chemistry gets more complex September 3 2007: less AGN's nearby July 24 2007: mysterious long “neutron star” cycle July 24 2007: gimmicks of a “neutron star” July 24 2007: bright arc of tenuous gas July 20 2007: GRB's and X-ray bursters common origin? July 20 2007: new class of cosmic explosions May 23 2007: presentation in Amsterdam May 18 2007: biggest supernova ever May 18 2007: massive and dense extra solar planet with high eccentricity plus hottest planet May 18 2007: dwarf galaxies progenitors globular clusters? May 18 2007: carbon and oxygen in AGN jets April 22 2007: radio pulses from brown dwarfs March 19 2007: at 9 billion years more galaxies mistaken for clusters of galaxies January 19 2007: gravity taking energy from photons and loosing energy by gravitational force January 19 2007: first 3-D dark matter map easily explained in infinite universe January 8 2007: variable X-ray source in globular cluster December 23 2006: mystery gamma-ray bursts November 13 2006: big bang merger theory of galaxies under pressure November 13 2006: large hole in disk of gas and dust encircling star November 13 2006: giant radio arcs surrounding galaxy cluster Abell 3376 November 13 2006: too much dust in big bang universe November 13 2006: large exoplanets around red dwarfs November 13 2006: brown dwarf companion HD 3651 October 16 2006: dark sky at night October 16 2006: Spiderweb Galaxy October 16 2006: protons and electrons in radio loud jets of AGNs October 16 2006: low stellar birth rate September 6 2006: gamma ray bursts and x-ray bursts September 5 2006: high star formation may come down September 5 2006: binary planet system September 5 2006: the lithium problem September 5 2006: quasars and gamma ray bursts September 5 2006: largest structure ever seen September 5 2006: dark matter really exists September 4 2006: confirmation tired light July 11 2006: very slow pulsar July 11 2006: dark matter blob July 11 2006: synchrotron radiation 3C273 July 10 2006: great ball of fire July 10 2006: dark matter for galaxy formation July 10 2006: Arp 220 and 47 Tucanae July 10 2006: dust by supernovae July 9 2006: old spirals July 9 2006: neutral hydrogen gas May 11 2006: high- and low-mass stars May 8 2006: “black hole” pair in center galaxy May 8 2006: fossil galaxy May 8 2006: dark matter and galaxy formation April 12 2006: distant and nearby clusters April 12 2006: new candidate dark galaxy April 12 2006: Mercury too heavy for current big bang models April 12 2006: Declaration of Academic Freedom March 27 2006: problems with big bang formation of giant planets March 27 2006: gas initiating quasars March 20 2006: dust around Messier 82 March 20 2006: puzzling brown dwarfs March 17 2006: galaxies may be clusters of galaxies March 17 2006: old remnants of planets, stars and galaxies may be dark matter March 16 2006: X-rays in AGNs the same everywhere March 15 2006: glass in merging spiral galaxies March 15 2006: formation of celestial objects by multiple clouds of gas March 13 2006: the missing metals problem February 13 2006: hot halo of gas around spiral galaxy February 13 2006: most stars single stars February 13 2006: stars speeding out of the Milky Way January 24 2006: evidence for condensed matter model Sun January 24 2006: more evidence dark matter galaxy January 24 2006: decline star-formation rate January 24 2006: star formation in galactic center January 23 2006: light fluctuation in Hubble Ultra Deep Field January 23 2006: evidence for black holes January 23 2006: evidence for dark matter January 23 2006: organic compounds around star January 23 2006: pulsating star January 21 2006: new object in solar system causing problems January 21 2006: new galaxies in dark matter haloes January 21 2006: gas halo surrounding spiral galaxies January 21 2006: problems with age massive galaxies January 19 2006: “black holes” causing problems January 19 2006: bright ellipticals with dark matter January 19 2006: evolutionary gap problem for big bang model November 7 2005: blue arms of spiral galaxies November 7 2005: massive galaxy in Hubble Ultra Deep Field October 27 2005: massive stars Sgr A* October 25 2005: infrared pictures of Andromeda show bright dust ring October 25 2005: polycyclic nitrogen-containing aromatic hydrocarbon molecules in space October 24 2005: short GRBs October 24 2005: small nucleus inside ring of stars in barred spiral galaxy September 25 2005: stars leaving galaxies September 25 2005: blue stars in center Andromeda September 23 2005: gaps ringing the dusty disks around stars September 23 2005: more bright galaxies at large distances September 22 2005: publication in Progress in Physics September 19 2005: a “naked” quasar September 10 2005: dust around white dwarf September 10 2005: companion makes pulsar pulse faster September 10 2005: three objects in Kuiper belt formed closer to the sun? September 10 2005: clashing planets producing comets and asteroids? September 10 2005: from space clouds to the seeds of life September 9 2005: main difference between other dissident thinkers and me September 9 2005: no null result Michelson-Morley? September 9 2005: length contraction? September 7 2005: pulsar moves out of Milky Way September 7 2005: massive star with disk of gas and dust September 7 2005: inner core Earth rotates faster than outer core September 5 2005: meteorites challenging big bang theory September 5 2005: gamma-ray burst followed by X-ray hiccups September 5 2005: galaxies could be twice as large September 5 2005: dust disk by clashing planets? September 3 2005: elliptical changing into spiral? September 2 2005: glowing X-ray sky September 1 2005: cool spots in CBR too smooth September 1 2005: redder stars in lenticular galaxies July 25 2005: dusty environment star July 25 2005: gigantic explosion neutron star July 21 2005: old dust disk raises questions July 5 2005: blue galaxies in voids June 13 2005: refraction of light June 13 2005: two “black holes” in spiral M83 June 13 2005: supernova 1987A: no neutron star or black hole so far June 13 2005: split oxygen and magnesium emission lines supernova June 13 2005: periodic light variations in J0806 June 13 2005: Jupiter's moon Amalthea June 11 2005: unification four forces of nature May 28 2005: clock in Wolf-Rayet star May 20 2005: Was 1727 the year of the historical mistake? May 16 2005: infrared and optical light in gamma-ray bursts May 3 2005: presentation in Storrs May 3 2005: hot spots on neutron stars May 3 2005: blue-hot stars in center Milky Way May 3 2005: satellite galaxies Milky Way and dark matter May 3 2005: elongated eccentric orbits extrasolar planets May 3 2005: near perfect Einstein ring May 3 2005: imaging of heavy planet May 3 2005: new type of star cluster found May 3 2005: galaxies with redshift 6 May 3 2005: dark matter in center elliptical May 3 2005: AGNs in the Hubble Deep Field North April 22 2005: smoothness cosmic microwave background radiation April 22 2005: about stellar aberration April 10 2005: Milky Way barred spiral in the future? April 5 2005: sunward acceleration in the motions of spacecrafts April 5 2005: dark matter may be hard to detect April 5 2005: clusters in the distant universe appear to emit more X-rays April 2 2005: simple explanations to start to understand forces April 2 2005: star clusters turning into super star clusters and vice versa April 1 2005: collision between two planet-sized objects April 1 2005: heavy elements in old galaxies March 31 2005: large star in center cluster March 31 2005: perplexing hydrogen gas March 31 2005: red dwarfs have no protoplanetary discs of dust March 31 2005: nuclear bulge galaxy shapes galaxy March 31 2005: star hotter at its poles March 30 2005: from elliptical to spiral to elliptical to spiral March 29 2005: UCD progenitor globular cluster and Westerlund 1? March 29 2005: ULX minor compact source (this time not of an AGN)? March 28 2005: massive string of galaxies at z=2.38 March 28 2005: radiation compact source through BLR of AGN March 28 2005: clusters rather than galaxies in Hubble Ultra Deep Field March 25 2005: no crash in effect March 25 2005: upper limit mass black hole March 25 2005: width of iron line in far away AGNs March 24 2005: blue and red stars in same stellar cluster March 24 2005: early universe surprises big bang astronomers March 24 2005: stars no larger than 150 times the mass of our sun March 24 2005: the gold-vein problem once again March 24 2005: dark matter object explaining star formation March 23 2005: heavy element cores in stars March 23 2005: small star may become planet March 23 2005: galaxy behaving “badly” March 23 2005: minerals and planet formation March 20 2005: massive dark galaxy March 19 2005: quasar in nearby galaxy? March 19 2005: possible confirmation ether March 16 2005: early massive cluster February 27 2005: problems planet formation February 26 2005: AGNs may blow away gas February 26 2005: clusters at red shift of 5.7 February 26 2005: dark galaxies observed February 17 2005: dark galaxies expected February 2005: Jupiter system may have been “miniature solar system” February 2005: star leaving Milky Way February 2005: clouds of intergalactic gas February 2005: radio jet triggering star formation February 2005: electrons mentioned as origin radio emission in radio loud jets February 2005: baby galaxies January 2005: solar systems may flatten January 2005: binary mergers January 2005: galaxies instead of clusters January 2005: quasi-periodic oscillations and broad iron K line January 2005: mysterious blobs may be clusters January 2005: disk formation within spirals January 2005: hot objects in galactic center January 2005: quasar much further away January 2005: merging dark matter objects January 2005: I Zwicky 18 January 2005: clashing objects producing dust January 2005: Pluto and Charon with a giant impact? January 2005: big bang astronomers about Kuiper belt December 2004: dim globular cluster December 2004: conservation of energy law December 2004: intracluster stars December 2004: object fils gap December 2004: extended dark matter envelope December 2004: evolution of galaxies December 2004: host galaxy at 70 billion years? December 2004: baby galaxy December 2004: stronger gravity December 2004: sub-clusters December 2004: big bang problems with young planet November 2004: stars leaving galaxies November 2004: dark matter objects swinging themselves around stars November 2004: dusty discs around 266 nearby stars October 2004: clusters merging October 2004: another strange object October 2004: presentation in Leeuwarden October 2004: large galaxies instead of faint galaxies September 2004: two spiral galaxies colliding September 2004: interview September 2004: lightest known planet orbiting a star other than the sun August 2004: galaxies shrinking and interacting August 2004: cold cosmic dust August 2004: gamma ray background August 2004: massive galaxies in early big bang universe August 2004: globular clusters August 2004: evidence dark cluster of galaxies? August 2004: dark matter clumps and bridges August 2004: “black holes” in globular clusters August 2004: dust around galaxies August 2004: extended halo of stars in dwarf irregular Leo A August 2004: elliptical former cluster? August 2004: new class of cosmic explosions August 2004: gas filaments August 2004: Tarantula Nebula August 2004: origin radio emission in radio loud activity August 2004: no iron in clustergas August 2004: ultra-high energy cosmic rays August 2004: mass of neutrinos August 2004: dust around Blue Compact Dwarfs August 2004: fusion of carbon into magnesium August 2004: star future planet? August 2004: slow rotation small star August 2004: gravitational lenses in the form of dark galaxies August 2004: quasars rather far away August 2004: pulsars bigger than expected? July 2004: clusters instead of submillimeter galaxies July 2004: submillimeter galaxies July 2004: fog banks around the Milky Way July 2004: spiral arms July 2004: brown dwarfs and Sun-like stars July 2004: progenitors globular clusters July 2004: galactic cannibalizing July 2004: largest disk of X-ray emitting gas July 2004: dust disk in elliptical July 2004: origin barred spiral July 2004: dust in barred spirals July 2004: Sgr A* remains of old elliptical giant galaxy? July 2004: dark matter halos around galaxies July 2004: halo Milky Way July 2004: massive galaxies far away July 2004: X-ray emission by large dark matter objects? July 2004: rivers of gas July 2004: darkening ellipticals July 2004: support Seyfert 2s shrinking into Seyfert 1s July 2004: teared up arms July 2004: dark matter in planetary nebulae gas July 2004: galaxies further away July 2004: gas in ellipticals July 2004: radio-loud AGN with much BL Lac characteristics July 2004: luminosity function July 2004: Type Ia supernovae in apparently intergalactic space July 2004: eruption of material/gas from center galaxy July 2004: BCDs less clustered July 2004: Sag A* may become compact source AGN July 2004: X-ray bursters in old galaxies July 2004: origin ellipticals and SO galaxies July 2004: cooling down mechanism Universe July 2004: giant galaxies at centers clusters July 2004: Boomerang Nebula 1 Kelvin July 2004: cooling down process explaining temperature Boomerang Nebula July 2004: galaxy formation July 2004: origin barred spirals July 2004: photon following a helical trajectory July 2004: merging of two or more stars July 2004: limits magnitude dark matter objects July 2004: darkened Population I stars July 2004: gravity particles producing heat? July 2004: cooled down red dwarfs dark matter objects? July 2004: red giants by merging of stars? June 2004: heavy metal core with pulsar qualities within Polaris? June 2004: matter poured out at poles June 2004: flaring star June 2004: gas assembling around dark matter objects June 2004: multiple dark matter objects getting fuelled by gas June 2004: formation of massive stars June 2004: flat star June 2004: X-radiation from Saturn and Jupiter June 2004: two classes of brown dwarfs? June 2004: material spewing out from poles brown dwarf June 2004: is Sgr A* an old AGN? June 2004: missing galaxies have gone nowhere June 2004: gas in clusters June 2004: dust in the Milky Way June 2004: range planet masses June 2004: “black holes” connected to galaxy formation June 2004: strange rotations in galaxy June 2004: galaxies more than 100 billion light years away? June 2004: origin ring galaxies June 2004: less dense gas in Cloverleaf June 2004: Local Group future Seyfert? June 2004: globular clusters with metal-rich stars June 2004: X-ray flares from Sgr A* June 2004: small jets June 2004: clusters in early big bang universe June 2004: moving stars June 2004: black hole to massive for early big bang universe June 2004: new consensus blazars June 2004: young stars in halo Centaurus A June 2004: X-ray observations in NGC 4261 June 2004: center Milky Way may be road to understanding AGNs June 2004: unusually bright X-ray source June 2004: X-ray variability Sgr A* June 2004: mysterious X-ray source June 2004: stars moving outward June 2004: ultra-compact dwarfs June 2004: galaxies early big bang same as galaxies nearby June 2004: chromosphere Betelgeuse and BLRs AGNs June 2004: galactic winds June 2004: no naked quasars? June 2004: no Type II QSOs but clusters of Seyfert 2s? June 2004: old quasars in center galaxies June 2004: concentration of particles June 2004: no dark sky with hard X-rays June 2004: dust in Centaurus A June 2004: gravity is ether confirmation June 2004: flattened sphere of dark matter June 2004: dark matter concentrations June 2004: galaxies going through cluster June 2004: objects further away than expected June 2004: multiple ways of galaxy formation may coexist June 2004: low mass X-ray binaries June 2004: ellipticals cannibalizing smaller galaxies June 2004: clashing objects producing dust June 2004: mechanism producing bursts June 2004: Young Seyfert Objects June 2004: objects much further away without expansion redshift June 2004: infall gas clouds Milky Way June 2004: neutral hydrogen gas June 2004: clusters producing their own hydrogen? June 2004: as much iron in early big bang universe as nearby June 2004: supernova 2002ic June 2004: different ways of star formation may coexist June 2004: HD 209458b June 2004: planets at short distances stars June 2004: gravitational redshift differentiated from tired light redshift? June 2004: evidence concerning gravitational lensing June 2004: high redshift quasars far away or nearby June 2004: pulsar mechanism in star? June 2004: Kuiper belt June 2004: proto-planetary discs next to sole dark matter objects May 2004: interview May 2004: no light cone on actual pictures/observations of pulsars May 2004: another way of looking at the Jupiter system May 2004: planetary systems much more diverse May 2004: planets in globular clusters May 2004: higher chance planet with higher metal content stars May 2004: dark matter objects may have close encounters with stars May 2004: confirmation star formation with massive newborn stars May 2004: objects attracting gas May 2004: tunneled gas Milky Way May 2004: spiral shape Milky Way May 2004: tired light and dark-sky-at-night problem May 2004: dark-sky-at-night problem May 2004: cooling down mechanisms Universe May 2004: Type II supernovae May 2004: Type Ia supernovae May 2004: ellipticals turning into spirals May 2004: nuclear bulge galaxy future compact source AGN? May 2004: variability Sgr A* May 2004: flattening ellipticals May 2004: Circinus spiral galaxy May 2004: more galaxies further away May 2004: gas and dust pancake May 2004: globular clusters in intergalactic space May 2004: iron in early big bang universe May 2004: carbon monoxide in early big bang galaxy May 2004: gravitational microlensing May 2004: dark matter in clusters May 2004: new galaxies always elliptical shaped? May 2004: Milky Way's unseen dark matter May 2004: galactic cannibalism May 2004: time dilation supernova light curves May 2004: flattened halos May 2004: galaxy may be cluster May 2004: “black holes” at center galaxies May 2004: dust shines back starlight May 2004: medium tired light May 2004: confirmations ether May 2004: glowing by gravitational contraction? May 2004: magnetic field pulsar weaker than predicted May 2004: three faint blue stars May 2004: gravitational contraction explaining white dwarfs? April 2004: presentation in Denver April 2004: (DNA) life in the Universe April 2004: number of solar systems April 2004: gravitational contraction crucial for explaining helium DB gab? March 2004: interview with Hans Berens March 2004: dark matter in ellipticals March 2004: no dark energy? March 2004: quasars have large gravitational redshifts unlikely? March 2004: asteroids, comets and meteorites out of interstellar space February 2004: red giant by hydrogen from interstellar space? February 2004: compact sources AGNs contain many white dwarfs? February 2004: white dwarfs stars with a relatively large heavy metal core? February 2004: pulsar progenitor white dwarf? February 2004: strong exothermic reaction in pulsar? February 2004: galaxies, clusters and AGNs February 2004: higher-energy gamma-ray photons February 2004: confirmation ether by Miller February 2004: pushing gravity particles February 2004: cluster evolution February 2004: cooling down mechanism Universe February 2004: confirmation ether by Sagnac February 2004: bipolar outflows stars February 2004: radio loud activity later February 2004: AGNs further away February 2004: tunneled gas February 2004: baby galaxy February 2004: cosmic rays February 2004: elliptical without former galaxy at center February 2004: big objects with big heavy element cores February 2004: Seyfert 2s evolve into Seyfert 1s? February 2004: pulsar mechanism X-ray bursters February 2004: smaller particles February 2004: intrinsic redshift due to gravity February 2004: rotation curves spirals February 2004: inertial forces February 2004: momentum spirals February 2004: blobs leaving AGNs February 2004: AGN without galaxy as progenitor February 2004: rotation spirals February 2004: without rotation contraction by gravity stronger February 2004: heavy elements fusing into heavier elements than iron February 2004: photons in pulsars? February 2004: endothermic and exothermic reaction in pulsars? February 2004: eccentricity planets Solar System January 2004: faster than light January 2004: planets without gas coat in preliminary Solar System December 2003: ether/inertia/gravity by minute particles December 2003: cooling down mechanisms Universe December 2003: gas coat terrestrial planets December 2003: far away galaxies further away than thought right now November 2003: Leibniz November 2003: Leibniz and Mach November 2003: propagation photon November 2003: equilibrium temperature Universe November 2003: inertial force and gravity November 2003: gravity and ether November 2003: no inertial force October 2003: K effect October 2003: superluminal speeds jets October 2003: tired light by gravity October 2003: recycling universe October 2003: Compton scattering October 2003: mistake in space-time figures October 2003: origin cosmic background radiation October 2003: compact central sources AGNs larger October 2003: prominence central bulge October 2003: both gravitational and tired light redshift? October 2003: low surface brightness galaxies September 2003: interview with Hans Berens August 2003: missing dark matter July 2003: future disk-shaped starburst region July 2003: Sag A* strong gravitational redshift? June 2003: new galaxies without shrunken galaxies June 2003: 2-to-1 AGN systems June 2003: old galaxies in Sgr A West June 2003: transformation of galaxies June 2003: shrinking galaxies June 2003: part of redshift of many AGNs due to gravitational redshift? May 28 2003: major update of this website January 10 2002: publication of this website |