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Pi in the Sky
- Ali Frolop, D. Scott
- PhysicsMath Horizons
- 31 March 2016
Deviations of the observed cosmic microwave background (CMB) from the standard model, known as "anomalies", are obviously highly significant and deserve to be pursued more aggressively in order to…
A Farewell to Falsifiability
- D. Scott, Ali Frolop, A. Narimani, A. Frolov
- Philosophy
- 1 April 2015
Some of the most obviously correct physical theories - namely string theory and the multiverse - make no testable predictions, leading many to question whether we should accept something as…
The search for life and a new logic
- D. Scott, Ali Frolop
- Philosophy
- 31 March 2020
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Natural Dark Energy
- D. Scott, Ali Frolop
- Physics
- 30 March 2007
It is now well accepted that both Dark Matter and Dark Energy are required in any successful cosmological model. Although there is ample evidence that both Dark components are necessary, the…
Cosmic Conspiracies
- D. Scott, Ali Frolop
- Physics
- 2 April 2006
The now standard vanilla-flavoured LambdaCDM model has gained further confirmation with the release of the 3-year WMAP data combined with several other cosmological data-sets. As the parameters of…
Pranks and Astronomical Antics
- D. Scott, Ali Frolop, VIII. Maxwell, XI. Candlestickmaker
- Physics
- 2021
Some scientists take themselves and their work very seriously. However, there are plenty of cases of humour being combined with science. Here I review some examples from the broad fields of physics…
Down-sizing Forever
- D. Scott, Ali Frolop
- Physics
- 31 March 2008
Evidence for cosmic down-sizing has been growing over the last decade. It is now clear that the major star-forming epoch for the largest galaxies occurred earlier than for smaller galaxies. This not…
A new kind of radio transient: ERBs
- D. Scott, Ali Frolop
- Physics
- 29 March 2019
We describe the discovery of a new kind of radio transient, which we call "early-riser bursts" or ERBs. We found this new class of source by considering traditional radio searches, but extending into…
The CMB flexes its BICEPs while walking the Planck
- D. Scott, Ali Frolop
- Physics
- 31 March 2014
Recent microwave polarization measurements from the BICEP2 experiment may reveal a long-sought signature of inflation. However, these new results appear inconsistent with the best-fit model from the…