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IMPORTANT: What they don't want you to know about Hugh Ross (creationist)[edit]

Hugh Ross (creationist) likes to give the impression that he has impressive scientific credentials. However, his entire scientific output consists of three co-authored astronomy papers[1][2][3], a singularly authored paper[4], all published between 1975 and 1977 plus a 1970 commentary[5] to a paper by M.A. Stull[6].

  1. ^ Ross, Hugh N., and E. R. Seaquist. "The High Frequency Radio Spectra of Secondary Standard Sources." Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society 170 (January 1975): pp. 115-119. NASA ADS
  2. ^ Lo, K. Y., R. T. Schilizzi, M. H. Cohen, and H. N. Ross. "VLBI Observations of the Compact Radio Source in the Center of the Galaxy." The Astrophysical Journal 202 (1 December 1975): pp. L63-L65. NASA ADS
  3. ^ Lo, K. Y., M. H. Cohen, R. T. Schilizzi, and H. N. Ross. "An Angular Size for the Compact Radio Source at the Galactic Center." The Astrophysical Journal 218 (15 December 1977): pp. 668-670. NASA ADS
  4. ^ Ross, Hugh N. "Variable Radio Source Structure on a Scale of Several Minutes of Arc." The Astrophysical Journal 200 (15 September 1975): pp. 790-802. NASA ADS
  5. ^ Ross, Hugh N. "Verification of Radio Variability of the Galaxy PKS 0048-09." Nature 226 (2 May 1970): p. 431. NASA ADS, PubMed
  6. ^ Stull, M.A., 1970, "PK 0048-09: a possible radio variable galaxy." Nature. 1970 Feb 28;225(5235):832-3. PubMed

Attempts to remove this will illustrate my point nicely.

Hugh Ross[edit]

You really need to remember the whole "writing for the enemy" idea of Wikipedia articles. The underlying information is probably sound enough, but the way you have been wording it isn't going to fly in a WP article. We need to find another way to say the same thing, and we need to report on someone else saying that. So instead of getting into fights over the article, get to work on Google and find a good, reliable source, which addresses this stuff. Please. Guettarda 21:23, 22 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Personal attacks[edit]

Calling people "idiots" in your vandalized userbox is a personal attack, and thus, I have deleted the attack. Please do not attack people. Nwwaew(My talk page) 03:28, 25 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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