NounSingular anomalous phenomenon Plural anomalous phenomena anomalous phenomenon (plural anomalous phenomena) From Wiktionary under the GNU Free Documentation License. An anomaly is any occurrence or object that is strange, unusual, or unique. It can also mean a discrepancy or deviation from an established rule or trend. Anomalistics is the study of scientific anomalies. In computer science, anomaly detection refers to the process of detecting anomalies from the relevant data. In the following particular contexts, "anomaly" may refer to: Astronomy
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GNU Free Documentation License Will you Send this letter of response to our New President? Q. "Obama to Disclose X-Files on Anti-Gravity Technology!" ^^^Copy of Letter to the President in Description Section^^^ Dear Mr. President, I am writing you this letter in response to your recent decisions to probe deeper into anti-gravity technology and the so called "X-Files", which in all probably are hiding some amazing and beneficial technologies that I think the American people are more than ready for. In terms of the National Security Risk Factor associated with disclosing material related to the UFO/extraterrestrial phenomena, I want to point out that many of us already know the truth were just waiting for the Government to come forward and admit to it. As an avid UFO researcher, I have come across a few things that I would… [cont.] Asked by Andrey - Sun Feb 1 03:10:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. So... you want the president to think you are an alien obsessed weirdo? Your call... Answered by BlairWB - Sun Feb 1 03:14:10 2009 Is it feasible that the U.S. is capable of producing earthquakes using the HAARP project? Q. As an engineer, when I first heard the conspiracy theories surrounding the HAARP project I thought that they didn't have any scientific basis. If you don't know about it, the HAARP project involves manipulating the ionosphere. So I began a research in scientific journals about the relationship about the earthquakes and the ionosphere, and for my surprise I found that some earthquakes ARE related to the ionosphere. For example, a paper by Gokhberg, M. and Shalimov, S., published in the American Geophysical Union, says: "The ionospheric literature is sprinkled with descriptions of phenomena observed near the site of future earthquakes. Any real connection, reliably established, clearly would be of practical value as well as of scientific… [cont.] Asked by Eleu (nvl 4) PAN protege a Chapo - Sat Jan 23 03:42:35 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments A. I have been fascinated with Geology for some time. Though my knowledge is limited to an intro course in college and what I have researched by leisure. Since I moved to The Pacific North West I even more often check in to the USGS earthquake listings. The pattern of earthquakes is disturbing and unusual. It is very true about advances in technology being unavailable to civilians and I more than agree that some elite whether government or unrelated entities have this advantage over the masses. I would hate to think that they would purposely destroy the planet but wouldn't take such a possibility for granted by instinct. The Pacific Plate is at a severely unstable Level and I am concerned as to why this obvious issue is not mentioned even on… [cont.] Answered by A Sk iWalker - Sat Jan 23 06:54:33 2010 The universe appears to be infinite but anomalous. Then how can parallel universes exist?
Q. A parallel universe would appear to require the existence of supernatural phenomena that we cannot comprehend with our limited sensory perception. If that's the case, are we then trapped in a finite existence through sheer cosmic accident? Asked by steve e - Sun Sep 30 00:04:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. Quite right. We would not be able to detect or perceive parallel universes, nor would they be able to detect or perceive ours. If they exist, they will always be a theoretical reality, not an objective one. But superstring theory postulates the existence of other universes (a multiverse) outside our own universe. Its not so much a supernatural phenomenon the way we define that as it is "extra-natural" in that its beyond our ordinary experience but possible in advanced physics. Answered by poldi - Sun Sep 30 00:09:57 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "anomalous phenomenon" From Wikiquote under the GNU Free Documentation License.
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