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Robert Sungenis and collaborators published multi-volume *Galileo Was Wrong* arguing scientific, historical, and scriptural geocentrism; author blogs continue the defense; the 1992 papal Galileo address is the official text both sides cite; film and skeptical-press reception document a living dispute. Contested/L2 HOLD: document texts and reception; do not baptize geocentrism as true; refuse science-dismiss baptism.
In April 2009, Niels H. Harrit, Steven E. Jones, and co-authors published “Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11 World Trade Center Catastrophe,” reporting red/gray chips they interpret as unreacted nanothermite.
NIST NCSTAR 1 (2005) finds aircraft impact and fires caused progressive collapse of WTC 1 and WTC 2; FAQs reject controlled-demolition hypotheses for the towers. FEMA 403 (2002) is the earlier BPAT building-performance study. AE911Truth and allied claimant literature publish explosive/incendiary demolition conclusions and petition for a new investigation. Contested/L2 keeps claimant forensics labeled beside the NIST/FEMA spine—no baptism, no sneer.
Alternative geologists argued that the interior of our planet didn't match standard textbook models and possessed an anomalous, hidden structure.
The U.S. Navy quietly patented technology for a UFO-like aircraft that can "engineer the fabric of spacetime" to ignore the laws of physics.
The legend says the US Navy accidentally teleported a battleship and drove its crew insane. The reality is almost as strange: they were trying to make ships invisible to magnetic mines.
Sci-fi fans and conspiracy theorists insisted the military had successfully developed functional, plasma-firing blaster weapons in the 1990s but classified the technology because it was too powerful.
Scientists separated a person's living white blood cells from their body, placed them in a chamber miles away, and exposed the donor to intense emotional stimuli. The distant cells reacted instantly and violently at the exact millisecond the donor felt the emotion.
A Canadian inventor combining high-voltage Tesla coils and electromagnetic equipment accidentally discovered a way to make heavy metals float, shatter like glass, or fuse with blocks of wood.
Modern physicists successfully ran laboratory experiments proving that a choice made in the present moment can retroactively alter an event that already happened in the past.
A mathematically perfect, six-sided geometric hexagon larger than the entire planet Earth sits permanently spinning on Saturn’s north pole, defying what natural fluid dynamics should be able to create.