The Oklo spontaneous nuclear reactor case: a fireball startup creating the South Atlantic

There is a need to clarify continental formation processes and the Oklo natural nuclear reactor happens to be in the exact position where such a natural phenomena needs to be to explain continental separation. New research points of the author are shown to fit with findings of the French Commissariat à l’énergie atomique here.

A SonarQube Static Analysis of the Spectral Workbench

The Spectral Workbench is an open-source, community driven software suite to obtain and disseminate spectral data. It consists of a client application that collects spectral readings and a server application that is an online database of spectral data. It is difficult to detect software defects in the Spectral Workbench application. A static analysis tool, SonarQube, was selected to find these defects. Numerous defects were detected and documented. SonarQube will increase the reliability of the Spectral Workbench, which provides numerous benefits including increased confidence in its data and effectiveness which will drive additional number of users for spectral repository data collection.

Ancient extinct life forms fossilized through volcanism in sedimented rivers and other plains of Mars

The use of rules laid in earlier articles of the author allows to isolate the remains of life forms on Mars. All of these life forms have perished in volcanic eruptions. Pyroclastic flows, mudslides and the lava fill-up of underwater caves are shown to have killed by surprise the animals. The violence of the event allows conservation of the remains, as the covering by tuf, lava, hot mud, allows the casting of rock molds. An early observation of a femur in 2014 was discarded as result of erosion. This finding comes together with a skull cast in stone. It is indeed a skull and a femur – this can be validated ex-post by crossing with the findings of the author in an earlier article and these new ones.