Author of  "The Virtue of Heresy - Confessions of a Dissident Astronomer".

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Pictures



Dr Tom Van Flandern (June 1940 - January 2009)
at the Port Angeles waterfront during CCC2.
Photograph courtesy of Helen Workman
With Sir Patrick Moore in his study at Selsey


With friends at CCC2. Dr Louis Marmet,
Helen Workman, Prof Andre Assis and me.
My book on Sir Patrick's bookshelf -
above his own autobiography!

Me doing my cosmology slide show "How Big is Big?
A Personal Journey Beyond the Galaxies"
at the Botanical Gardens, Durban
At the business end of Sir Patrick Moore's
famous 15" Fuller telescope

By elephant along the banks of the great Zambezi Bradley's Meridian at Greenwich

Hard at work on my next book
 
Where it all started - the 1st Crisis in Cosmology Conference, Portugal, 2005 (CCC1). I am centre front with clasped hands.
   
   
   
   
   
   

 

"The further we look, the bigger things are. There is an incredible diversity of structures in space, and I was drawn to conclude that the cosmos is both infinite and highly organised. And, to my human eye, achingly beautiful."       Hilton Ratcliffe

My Books



 

The Virtue of Heresy

 

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