
Prof. Paul Dixon
1 archived appearance · 1998
Particle CollidersRiskPhysics ClaimsScience
Paul W. Dixon was a professor of psychology at the University of Hawaii at Hilo who discussed high-energy particle-collider safety with Art Bell. Dixon argued that accelerator experiments could trigger a catastrophic transition into what he called de Sitter space. He also said on air that he had been nominated for a Nobel Prize about three times; the archive attributes both the nomination statement and the collider-risk theory to Dixon.
On the air with Art · 1
May 20, 1998 · 2h 43m
Super Collider Project
Art Bell launches a 48-hour shortwave listening experiment on 6.890 megahertz, inviting extraterrestrial beings to transmit on the frequency while millions of listeners monitor with their receivers. He also presents a striking UFO photograph taken at a national veterans cemetery in Hawaii that he considers one of th...
