Are You Familiar with the Guidelines for Posting on Physics Forums?

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The discussion emphasizes the importance of adhering to the Physics Forums posting guidelines, which are well-organized and informative. Users are cautioned against engaging with certain dubious sources labeled as "crackpottery," despite some interesting claims regarding planetary discoveries. The conversation highlights the need for critical thinking when evaluating unconventional theories in modern physics. Participants are encouraged to focus on credible information and avoid distractions from unreliable content. Following the established guidelines ensures a constructive and respectful dialogue within the community.
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if you take the time to read this website all of the recorces are very well labled usually after any thing or any points in modern physics are brought up.

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tiz very cool, cool indeed.







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and don't even think about tin foil jokes!
 
That site is highly refined crackpottery. You'd do well to steer clear of it.
 
trust me ill take yr word for it but none the less some of the physics and astronomical portions are rather interesting, considering he has predicted that there needs to be 2-3 more planets in our solar system for his theory to work, and well guess what there have been 3 discovered, all being smaller than pluto but none the less 3(or maby more)
 

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