We propose that the cosmic neutrino background (CνB) — the relic neutrino field permeating the universe at approximately 336 particles per cubic centimetre — accumulates gravitationally around black holes through cosmological clustering in galactic potential wells, producing an enhanced relic neutrino density at black-hole-scale radii.
How the Anglo-Saxon resistance to the Norman Conquest was anything but.
1648: The Mayor Who Sent His King to the Block - The Battle of Maidstone
Join us for the story of Britain's second Prime Minister: the man who had to ask the man he was replacing to do the job for him.
1538 The Exeter Conspiracy and Fat Henry's Paranoia - Okehampton & The Courtenays
Join us for the story of Britain's second Prime Minister: the man who had to ask the man he was replacing to do the job for him.
1727: The Prime Minister So Bad, They Named Delaware’s Largest City After Him - Spencer Compton
Join us for the story of Britain's second Prime Minister: the man who had to ask the man he was replacing to do the job for him.
1913: The Oxted Toilet Bombing Done By a Labour Party Chairman Who Taught JFK
Exploring a 113-year-old case - where a future Chairman of the Labour Party, and mentor to both JFK & Pierre Trudeau, blew up the men’s toilets at Oxted Station in Surrey, in support of the Suffragette movement. On 4th April 1913, Edwin Mighell arrived for his shift. He found the remnants of a rush basket containing a petrol can, an alarm clock, and what appeared to have been gunpowder.
1943: The Golf Course the Luftwaffe Built - Lullingstone Park
Exploring a 113-year-old case - where a future Chairman of the Labour Party, and mentor to both JFK & Pierre Trudeau, blew up the men’s toilets at Oxted Station in Surrey, in support of the Suffragette movement. On 4th April 1913, Edwin Mighell arrived for his shift. He found the remnants of a rush basket containing a petrol can, an alarm clock, and what appeared to have been gunpowder.
By the mid-14th century, England was thoroughly embroiled in the Hundred Years' War with France. With Edward III knocking on the doors of Calais, King Philip VI of France was desperate. He invoked the Auld Alliance.
1997: The Graveyard That Inspired Harry Potter - Edinburgh's Secret
The famous Greyfriars Kirkyard. Smack in the middle of the city. Thomas Riddell. William McGonagall. Elizabeth Moodie. The House of Black. Margaret Louisa Scrymgeour Wedderburn. Walk through this cemetery and you'll find gravestone after gravestone with names that ended up in the wizarding world.
1419: Fate of the "Witch Queen" - Henry V and Joan of Navarre
Joan of Navarre, the only Queen of England ever accused of witchcraft! Joan was imprisoned by her stepson Henry V in 1419 so he could steal her fortune to fund his wars in France: the Battle of Agincourt! This wasn't a witch trial. It was a mugging with a supernatural alibi.