NuclearPlanet.com

Nuclear Generation of Planetary Magnetic Fields and More

“What is Earth? Poets say it’s a celestial sapphire, a cerulean orb. Astronomers say it’s a medium-size planet orbiting an average star. Some environmentalists say it’s Mother. Biologists say it’s life’s only known home. But the most scientifically precise definition may prove to be the one that no one suspected. Earth, says geophysicist J. Marvin Herndon, is a gigantic natural nuclear power plant.”--- Brad Lemley, author of Nuclear Planet, the cover story of the August 2002 issue of Discover magazine, please click here.

The Discover article brought to public attention, not only the idea that a natural nuclear reactor, called the georeactor,  exists at the center of the Earth, but that the interior of Earth may not be quite as described by university and government scientists. Much has happened since then, including important scientific discoveries and insights. There is a whole lot more to natural nuclear fission than anyone before even imagined.

Making scientific discoveries and having new insights is like progressing step-by-step along a path through the wilderness, a logical progression of understanding. The links to detailed web pages below are themselves a time-line of significant developments in natural nuclear fission; click on each and enjoy being at the forefront of scientific understanding. Email link: J. Marvin Herndon

 
Maverick's Earth and Universe

J. Marvin Herndon's view of Earth, its internal composition, energy sources, origin, and behavior, makes sense in a logical and causally related manner. His presentation is unlike the textbook picture that is based upon deep-rooted blunders, uncorrected by consensus-only, reviewed-in-secret, government-funded, establishment scientists.

Maverick's Earth and Universe begins at the foundations of knowledge and progresses step-by-step so that the reader can understand, not simply believe. The author reveals the way science should work, including a methodology more fundamental than the so-called scientific method, and describes techniques to use for making discoveries, which are not found in any textbook.

Maverick's Earth and Universe discloses the decades-old major blunder that underlies astrophysics, and points to a wholly different way to envision the Universe. (click here)
Major Developments Related to Natural Nuclear Fission
2008 New: Questioning Astrophysics and Revealing Connections between Stellar Ignition, Luminous Galactic Structures, Dark Matter, Galactic Jets, and the Origin of the Elements (click here)
2008 Herndon's Recent Astrophysical Implications of Nuclear Fission: New Energy Source for Exo-Planets, Thermonuclear Ignition of Dark Galaxies, Origin of Heavy Elements, Distributions of Luminous Stars in Galaxies, and Implications on the Nature of the Universe (click here) 
2007 Herndon's Concept of Magnetic Field Generation in Planets and Satellites by Nuclear Reactors (click here)
2007 Herndon's Concept that the Geomagnetic Field is both Generated and  Powered by the Georeactor (click here)
2003 Herndon's More Precise Helium Evidence and Indications that the Georeactor is Approaching the End of its Life (click here)
2001 Hollenbach and Herndon's Georeactor Numerical Simulations, First Georeactor Evidence from Deep-Earth Helium (click here)
1996 Herndon's Substructure of Earth's Inner Core Nuclear Reactor, the Georeactor (click here)
1994 Herndon's Astrophysical Implications of Nuclear Fission: Thermonuclear Ignition of Stars and the Nature of Dark Matter (click here)
1993 Herndon's Georeactor, the Concept and Feasibility of a Deep-Earth Nuclear Reactor as the Energy Source for the Geomagnetic Field (click here)
1992 Herndon's Concept and Feasibility of Nuclear Reactors as Energy Sources for Giant Outer Planets (click here)
1972 Fossil Natural Reactors Discovered at Oklo, Republic of Gabon (click here)
1956 Kuroda's Feasibility of Natural Nuclear Reactors in Uranium Mines (click here)
1938 Discovery of Nuclear Fission and Consequences (click here)
Other Items of Interest
Discover Magazine article "Nuclear Planet" and Consequences (click here)
Current Biography Profile of J. Marvin Herndon (click here)
World Prototype: An Idea for Scientific and Technical Publication in India (click here)
Geomagnetic Shield (click Here)
The Naysayer (click here)
Something Special for Teachers (click here)
Quotes from Galileo (click here)
Herndon's website about the Earth: http://UnderstandEarth.com 
Because of the fundamental nature and profound implications Herndon is setting up a new website: http://UnderstandUniverse.com 

Welcome to NuclearPlanet.com, a web site about natural nuclear fission reactors, especially planetary-scale nuclear reactors. The scientific foundations of planetary nuclear fission reactors have been published in the following, premiere scientific journals: Naturwissenschaften, Journal of Geomagnetism and Geoelectricity, Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, Current Science, and Earth, Moon, and Planets. When an important new contradiction to prevailing ideas arises in the realm of ethical science, the new concept should be discussed and debated, subjected, if possible, to experimental and/or theoretical verification, refuted if wrong, or otherwise acknowledged. Scientists throughout the world are invited to ascribe to that standard. Secure in the belief that science and truth should go hand in hand with the freedom to learn about and to understand the world in which we live, this web site is dedicated to the dissemination of information to all people: to scientists and, especially, to interested persons everywhere.

 

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