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| name = Jeppe Norgaard Jacobsen | | name = Jeppe Norgaard Jacobsen | ||
| alt = Jeppe Norgaard Jacobsen | | alt = Jeppe Norgaard Jacobsen | ||
| residence = Skive | | residence = Skive, Denmark | ||
| known_for = [[Electric universe]], [[redshift-studies]], [[superconducting mechanism]], [[general experimental cosmology]] | | known_for = [[Electric universe]], [[redshift-studies]], [[superconducting mechanism]], [[general experimental cosmology]] | ||
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[[Category:Scientist]] | '''Jeppe Norgaard Jacobsen''' is a Danish independent researcher based in [[Skive]], Denmark. He works in the field of dissident cosmology and physics, and is known for his interest in the [[Electric universe]] model, [[redshift-studies]], a proposed [[superconducting mechanism]], and general experimental cosmology. | ||
==Work== | |||
Jacobsen's research interests centre on alternative approaches to cosmology and astrophysics. His stated areas of study include the [[Electric universe]] model, investigations of [[redshift-studies|redshift]], a [[superconducting mechanism]], and general experimental cosmology. | |||
==External links== | |||
* [https://naturalphilosophy.org/ John Chappell Natural Philosophy Society] | |||
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| Residence | Skive, Denmark |
| Known for | Electric universe, redshift-studies, superconducting mechanism, general experimental cosmology |
Jeppe Norgaard Jacobsen is a Danish independent researcher based in Skive, Denmark. He works in the field of dissident cosmology and physics, and is known for his interest in the Electric universe model, redshift-studies, a proposed superconducting mechanism, and general experimental cosmology.
Work
Jacobsen's research interests centre on alternative approaches to cosmology and astrophysics. His stated areas of study include the Electric universe model, investigations of redshift, a superconducting mechanism, and general experimental cosmology.