Can you learn anything new if you limit yourself to verifying what you think you already know? This question reaches to the very heart of scientific reliability, and today is perhaps more relevant in cosmology than any other scientific endeavor. Gravitational theory has been verified many, many times – but with ever finer technological data revealing more and more “anomalies,” the shallowness of verification’s reliability becomes increasingly evident. In this episode, Thunderbolts colleague Mel Acheson explores why scientific verification must be accompanied by a search for alternative explanations.
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