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 Has anyone ever experienced something paranormal? Describe the event or experience.? Q. Paranormal is an umbrella term used to describe a wide variety of purported anomalous phenomena. According to the Journal of Parapsychology (Parapsychology Association), the term paranormal describes "any phenomenon that in one or more respects exceeds the limits of what is deemed physically possible according to current scientific assumptions." The term is derived from the Latin use of the prefix "para", meaning "against, counter, outside or beyond the norm." Many see the term paranormal as synonymous with parapsychology, which deals with psychical phenomena like telepathy, ESP, and survival studies like ghosts. However, the paranormal also includes subjects considered to be outside of the scope of parapsychology, including UFOs,… [cont.] Asked by elcycer - Fri Sep 1 00:30:40 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments A. I am a normal intelligent 58 year old man who has travelled a bit and have seen and experienced many amazing things. Only once in my life did I witness an event which to this day is unexplainable. In 1973, while fishing 25 miles off the florida coast with four of my friends, we all saw an event which both amazed and frightened us all, and these guys didn't scare easy. The sky was clear and cloudless and there was about a two foot chop all day. About three p.m. a bank of absolutely black clouds came from the ocean horizon, the entire ocean went flat as glass, and a small patch of thick fog appeared about 300 yards east of our boat. This all happened within one minute. The sky was black,but there appeared a very visible object inside the fog. [cont.] Answered by Raptor - Fri Sep 1 01:34:07 2006 Does atheism necessarily imply materialism? Q. It's really a rhetorical question, but I'm interested in your responses. Take ID, for example. ID doesn't imply the God of traditional theism; ID could well be accounted for by the kind of systems theory proposed here: Note that this kind of integration of systems, complexity, and quantum theory is a *naturalistic* explanation of anomalous phenomena appearing across disciplines, including quantum physics, cosmology, biology, and consciousness studies. When you resort to a priori dismissal of anomalous phenomena for the sake of adherence to your paradigm, you impede the work of genuine science. Reality may not be what you think it is (in fact, if the history of science is any indicator, it certainly isn't), but that doesn't mean that… [cont.] Asked by Evil Inverted Glagolitic Spock - Wed Feb 7 09:03:22 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments A. Indeed, very interesting... I have started to read philosophical books such as Plato's Socrates, Apology and the Crito. I am now reading Soren Kierkegaard's the Sickness unto Death which is noted as "one of the key works of theistic existentialist thought". So far, the reading is fascinating and definitely raises many questions. We may never know if reality is what we know it to be, in its traditional sense, or if traditional religion is correct. This is true. Though, it's much fun to debate, don't you think??? Answered by aichausa - Wed Feb 7 09:40:41 2007 Is carbon-14 dating accurate? (read the whole article or dont answer)?
Q. Is carbon-14 dating accurate? (read the whole article or dont answer)? Asked by John in AZ - Sat Jul 15 23:26:24 2006 - - 7 Answers - 12 Comments A. Yes it is really accurate. However, who cares??? This is absurd because Carbon-14 dating is not used to prove ANY of the claims your article says C-14 dating is used for. It is not used to date the Earth's origin, as it can only be used for the past 60,000 years. It is not used by evolutionists to prove evolution. It is not used for any of this. Your article actually says that C14 dating can be used to date things that are millions of years old- yet no scientific claims have ever been made dating anything with C-14 for more than 60,000 years. This is a bald-faced lie. It simply can't be done. Your article is complete bull and any true Christian would be ashamed of spreading such untruth. You are doing nothing more than tilting at… [cont.] Answered by carbonates - Sat Jul 22 15:59:24 2006 From Yahoo Answer Search: "anomalous phenomenon" Paranormal is an umbrella term used to describe a wide variety of reported anomalous phenomena. According to the Journal of Parapsychology, the term "paranormal" describes "any phenomenon that in one or more respects exceeds the limits of what is deemed physically possible according to current scientific assumptions."[1] ContentsSourced
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