Re: The Apollo moon landings

Den 11.07.2025 21:33, skrev Jim Pennino:

In sci.physics Paul.B.Andersen <relativity@paulba.no> wrote:

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So I will rephrase: Do you know what Arindam's job is at
Hypertension Research Pty Ltd., Melbourne, Australia ?
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Is he a medical doctor, or is he sweeping floors?

The HTN Research Pty Ltd., VIC 3976, Melbourne, Australia
is a registered company.
HTN stands for "Hydrogen Transmission Network"
https://abr.business.gov.au/ABN/View?abn=12136889042#
Arindam Banerjee and two co-authors have published a paper:
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7399250
It is presented on an IEEE conference.
The paper, published by IEEE, has had 75 full text views,
so I hardly think it has solved "the world's energy problems
for all time".

  From https://au.indeed.com/cmp/Htn-Research-Pty-Ltd:
 This company has the patent to use hydrogen technology for overcoming
the world's energy problems for all time, by proposing a lossless piping
system that will take energy from multiple remote sources and piping
them to all destinations. The storage and transport issues of hydrogen
are solved in one stroke by this innovation. Further, this company has
got the theoretical basis to design a new class of motors for space
travel, and very fast air travel. They depend upon a new design of a
kind of linear motor, upon which original research has been done.
Mathematical modelling involving queueing theory, and computer simulation
for complex non linear situations such as call centre network teletraffic
management, are also offered by this company. It is the only company in
the world which offers solutions involving the highest level of genius.
 One guess who wrote that bilge.

The Director and single employee Arindam Banerjee aka Bertitaylor.

 Also note that there is a real medical company with a similar name but
there is no other information about HTN Research Pty Ltd. since 2018.
 

Well, my guess of what HTN stands for was a bit off the mark!
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Paul
https://paulba.no/