Ultrafast lasers and their AMO (atomic, molecular, optical) applications are my area of specialty.
That's too bad... shame really when all the real science is in plezionuclear. Sad to see it's proponents appeal to the church in a desperate plea for funding, and get wiped out in the process.
This one is interesting, and yeah, it's possible that natural fission reactors are somewhere in the mantle as opposed to being within the core itself.
http://discovermagazine.com/2002/aug/cover
The guy is a nuclear physicist.
This is the one that you will never take seriously, will not be able to prove, but should be able to see it's far stretching implications, across multiple planets.
Really, it takes a few weeks to go through all the different technologies, the history, and such, so just watch it, and remember it wasn't the guy who made the video who initially proposed the theory.
I'm not saying either is fully correct, but they are more correct than current beliefs.
lol... that one always cracks me up...
On a side note, this moon is the only one with a geomagnetic field.
Sure, could be some sort of chemical uplift, those volcanoes could be some sort of nuclear fission release, but yeah, this expansion feature is observable in theory across multiple planets. Some contract, and it is possible that others expand (grow).
And yes, mars had a geomagnetic field trapped within it's crust, as an archaeological remnant of days prior.
Do I need to start up about the Big Bang? Or would you prefer we discuss the ITRF?