Library of Atlantis (BiofieldPhysics.com)
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Library of Atlantis (BiofieldPhysics.com) has 569 subscribers.
Daily numbers, last 30 days
| Date | Subscribers | Change | Posts | Avg. post views |
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| 14 Nov | 569 | −1 | 0 | – |
| 13 Nov | 570 | 0 | 1 | 40 |
| 12 Nov | 570 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 11 Nov | 570 | +2 | 0 | – |
| 10 Nov | 568 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 9 Nov | 568 | +1 | 0 | – |
| 6 Nov | 567 | +5 | 0 | – |
| 7 Oct | 562 | – | 0 | – |
When it posts
Times in UTC. 20 posts in 90 days.
Recent posts
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Gilbert Ling and ion channels The controversy surrounding the existence of ion pumps is summarised along with Gilbert Ling’s challenge to the mainstream. Ion channels are hypothesised to be temporary artefacts and to have a passive role only, with the main pumping action performed by an invisible electromagnetic biofield. Ling’s energy calculations must be incorrect owing to a limited understanding of the physics of water, mistaken ideas as to the nature of the pumping, and the general inadequacy of contemporary physics with respect to biological systems. https://biofieldphysics.com/2026/11/13/gilbert-ling-and-ion-pumps/
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The Foucault pendulum hoax The importance of the Foucault pendulum experiment is explained and five papers describing attempts to replicate the experiment are reviewed according to specific criteria. None of the papers manages to describe a valid reproduction of the experiment and all describe problems with the pivot mechanism as providing confounding factors in the experiment. The common description of a pendulum ‘swinging freely in space’ is questioned, as is the usual simplified theory which predicts the rotational frequency of the pendulum. Interpretations of the experiments and modifications of the equipment appear to be ‘goal-oriented’. The validity of the original results from...
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The mirror cytopathic effect V.P. Kaznacheev performed experiments in which a diseased culture apparently caused a cytopathic effect in another healthy culture in a separate sealed container connected via a quartz window. The effect was not observed with a glass window. The magnitude of the effect is dependent upon season (of course!) and seems to be ignored by virologists. https://biofieldphysics.com/cytopathic-mirror-effect/
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Rene Quinton claimed to have removed almost all of the blood from a dog and replaced it with seawater. The dog was a bit unsteady for a bit, but after 24 hours was eating and walking again, making a complete recovery in only one week. How can this happen? http://biofieldphysics.com/2026/10/30/rene-quinton/
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Bad science: The fallacy of precision Precision in scientific results is almost universally claimed to be a good thing. Precise and reproducible results are invariably used to claim that: The theory is valid The theory is ‘fundamental’ The theory is ‘universal’ Of course, none of these are true without further argument and in certain cases, a large degree of precision can actually act as an indicator that something is going very wrong with the scientific process. https://biofieldphysics.com/2026/10/28/bad-science-the-precision-fallacy/
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Michael Clarage I responded to Michael Clarage's recent post concerning the Safire project https://michaelclarage.substack.com/p/safire-experiment-a-few-years-on “Any electrical circuit must have a source of potential. The magnitude of electromagnetic current in galactic filaments, galaxies, and star formations suggests that there must be a source of energy. What is that source of energy; what do we know about it?" The energy is 'cosmic' energy and it pervades the entire universe. The field is in a state of constant movement at every point and that movement, by the laws of vortex physics, has a tendency to form spirals, helices and spherical vortices. No other 'cause' is necessary to expl...
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Bad science: Michelson-Morley The famous Michelson-Morley experiment is examined and found wanting in every respect. Although cited as proof that the speed of light is constant everywhere in the universe and in all directions, the experiment never measured the speed of light in any direction at all at anywhere in the universe. Furthermore, the experiment did not make any measurements whatsoever concerning the vertical direction and, in addition, used an artificial light source instead of natural light. Interpretations of the experiment therefore depend upon a whole raft of unjustified assumptions. An alternative explanation is given in terms of field physics. https://library-of-atlant...
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What is gravity? A summary of the nature of gravity and a short guide to the more detailed posts. https://library-of-atlantis.com/2026/10/15/what-is-gravity/
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An overview for newbies An attempt at a summary in layman's language of the main themes of the site. The modern science of biology is inadequate for explaining the most important phenomena in living systems such as the spread of disease, the circulation of the blood, the morphogenesis of living systems and the inheritance of biological traits. The science of physics is inadequate for explaining either biology or physics. It cannot explain everyday observations, does not delineate the fundamental nature of reality, is theoretically inconsistent and is based, in large part, upon experiments which are restrictive in their scope and whose interpretations are biased in favour of a specific wor...
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https://www.thinsia.com/
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Michael Clarage I responded to Michael Clarage's recent post concerning the Safire project https://michaelclarage.substack.com/p/safire-experiment-a-few-years-on “Any electrical circuit must have a source of potential. The magnitude of electromagnetic current in galactic filaments, galaxies, and star formations suggests that there must be a source of energy. What is that source of energy; what do we know about it?" The energy is 'cosmic' energy and it pervades the entire universe. The field is in a state of constant movement at every point and that movement, by the laws of vortex physics, has a tendency to form spirals, helices and spherical vortices. No other 'cause' is necessary to expl...
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Bad science: Michelson-Morley The famous Michelson-Morley experiment is examined and found wanting in every respect. Although cited as proof that the speed of light is constant everywhere in the universe and in all directions, the experiment never measured the speed of light in any direction at all at anywhere in the universe. Furthermore, the experiment did not make any measurements whatsoever concerning the vertical direction and, in addition, used an artificial light source instead of natural light. Interpretations of the experiment therefore depend upon a whole raft of unjustified assumptions. An alternative explanation is given in terms of field physics. https://library-of-atlant...
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An overview for newbies An attempt at a summary in layman's language of the main themes of the site. The modern science of biology is inadequate for explaining the most important phenomena in living systems such as the spread of disease, the circulation of the blood, the morphogenesis of living systems and the inheritance of biological traits. The science of physics is inadequate for explaining either biology or physics. It cannot explain everyday observations, does not delineate the fundamental nature of reality, is theoretically inconsistent and is based, in large part, upon experiments which are restrictive in their scope and whose interpretations are biased in favour of a specific wor...
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Bad science: The fallacy of precision Precision in scientific results is almost universally claimed to be a good thing. Precise and reproducible results are invariably used to claim that: The theory is valid The theory is ‘fundamental’ The theory is ‘universal’ Of course, none of these are true without further argument and in certain cases, a large degree of precision can actually act as an indicator that something is going very wrong with the scientific process. https://biofieldphysics.com/2026/10/28/bad-science-the-precision-fallacy/
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Rene Quinton claimed to have removed almost all of the blood from a dog and replaced it with seawater. The dog was a bit unsteady for a bit, but after 24 hours was eating and walking again, making a complete recovery in only one week. How can this happen? http://biofieldphysics.com/2026/10/30/rene-quinton/
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What is gravity? A summary of the nature of gravity and a short guide to the more detailed posts. https://library-of-atlantis.com/2026/10/15/what-is-gravity/
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The Foucault pendulum hoax The importance of the Foucault pendulum experiment is explained and five papers describing attempts to replicate the experiment are reviewed according to specific criteria. None of the papers manages to describe a valid reproduction of the experiment and all describe problems with the pivot mechanism as providing confounding factors in the experiment. The common description of a pendulum ‘swinging freely in space’ is questioned, as is the usual simplified theory which predicts the rotational frequency of the pendulum. Interpretations of the experiments and modifications of the equipment appear to be ‘goal-oriented’. The validity of the original results from...
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The mirror cytopathic effect V.P. Kaznacheev performed experiments in which a diseased culture apparently caused a cytopathic effect in another healthy culture in a separate sealed container connected via a quartz window. The effect was not observed with a glass window. The magnitude of the effect is dependent upon season (of course!) and seems to be ignored by virologists. https://biofieldphysics.com/cytopathic-mirror-effect/
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Gilbert Ling and ion channels The controversy surrounding the existence of ion pumps is summarised along with Gilbert Ling’s challenge to the mainstream. Ion channels are hypothesised to be temporary artefacts and to have a passive role only, with the main pumping action performed by an invisible electromagnetic biofield. Ling’s energy calculations must be incorrect owing to a limited understanding of the physics of water, mistaken ideas as to the nature of the pumping, and the general inadequacy of contemporary physics with respect to biological systems. https://biofieldphysics.com/2026/11/13/gilbert-ling-and-ion-pumps/
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Questions about Library of Atlantis (BiofieldPhysics.com)
How many subscribers does Library of Atlantis (BiofieldPhysics.com) have?
Library of Atlantis (BiofieldPhysics.com) (@library_of_atlantis) has 569 subscribers as of November 15, 2026.
What is Library of Atlantis (BiofieldPhysics.com) about?
It is listed in Education, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “Towards a unified theory of physics and biology”
Where does Library of Atlantis (BiofieldPhysics.com) rank?
By subscribers it is #417 in Education, #8,004 among international channels, #10,902 among English channels, #13,453 worldwide.
Does Library of Atlantis (BiofieldPhysics.com) post ads?
None of its 10 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.
When does Library of Atlantis (BiofieldPhysics.com) post?
Most often on Wednesday, around 14:00 UTC. It publishes about 2 posts a week.
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