Professor Steven E Jones

[A Sharp Major]

The professor's credentials are public domain and impressive. His theories less so. I'll not visit his theories on the collapse of the towers, his professional peers have already done so. A correspondant sent me news of one of Professor Jones other 'hobby horses'

http://www.physics.byu.edu/faculty/jones/rel491/handstext%20and%20figu res.htm

[brian]

Prey tell what Professor Jones professional peers have said about his theories on the collapse of the towers.

Attacking the messenger is normally the approach of those who have nothing with which to attack the message, that would not be the case with yourself would it?

Einstein had his own peculiar religious beliefs, shall we toss out relativity?

[Andrew Johnson]

Whatever other religious ideas or ideals he may have or research on does not change the acceleration due to gravity, nor the temperature at which steel melts, nor the sulfidation of same when it has been subjected to a thermite reaction.

[A Sharp Major]

I’m not mocking the beliefs of Professor Jones. I’ve already said so. Read my post again if it makes any difference.

It is unbecoming the professor to post an article relating to what is essentially mysticism on his University’s physics site. Calling what he writes of ‘evidence’ is nonsense. It may suggest to believers in starry eyed moments that Christ walked the Americas 2000 years ago but it is not evidence. For a head of department to say otherwise on a university physics site is naïve at best.

[brian]

For the record.

Professor Jones presented his paper to approximately 60 of his academic peers from BYU and the adjoining campus, there was unanimous agreement with his call for an independent investigation.

Professor Jones has updated his paper -

http://www.physics.byu.edu/research/energy/htm7.html