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- http://www.space.com/astronotes/astronotes.html
- April 25, 2003
- on
- Chandra Wickramasinghe (Cardiff U.)
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- Milton Wainwright (Sheffield U.)
- about what appeared on April 23 in the British tabloid newspaper The SUN
- http://www.thesun.co.uk/
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- 2001 Can J. Inf. Dis. by Ken Tapping (Dominion Radio Ast. Obs.) and
colleagues ---- historical records of flu pandemics and solar flare
activity since early 1700s à a definite tendency for pandemics to occur during periods of
solar maxima, and a statistical simulation suggested that the chance of
the cycles being randomly coincidental was less than 2%
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- In the new SARS claim, Wickramasinghe and Wainwright said the novel
nature of the virus and the fact it was first detected in China point to
the possibility of ET origins. The virus causing the disease might have
arrived protected inside a comet, hung out in Earth's upper atmosphere
for a while, then been dragged down by the high peaks of the Himalayas,
according to the article.
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