The more you wrote about this guy, the shadier and more self-serving he sounded!
Originally posted by sherpa
AS a foot note to my last post here is a little about the author of "Ringmakers of Saturn"
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Bergrun holds a BSME degree from Cornell University, an LLB from LaSalle University Extension,
translation: a real bachelors' of Engineering and a bachelors' of law from an online study university that was once thought of as a degree mill.
a DSc (Hon) from World University
Where you, yourself, can buy a DSc for $2500. At this point, I began to be suspicious of the guy. Why call yourself "doctor" if the only thing you
have is a degree from a degree mill? Maybe it's because he wants to sound credible for his books because the science is so bad?
www.awu.edu...
Seriously. As everyone in the UFO community (who've been around for dog's ages) can tell you, there's a lot of fake scientists and fake
"doctors" of whatever out there pretending to be the real thing so they can sell you books.
He is a founder of the California Society of Professional Engineers Education Foundation
Notice that he gave himself his foundation's highest award?
Credited with numerous awards and citations including the California Society of Professional Engineers Archimedes Engineering Achievement
Award
...and these are ones you can buy your name into. They're vanity books, and YOU (or I) can buy our own entry int them:
he is listed in Marquis "Who's Who in the World", "Who's Who in America", "Who's Who in Science and Engineering", and other reference
works.
But he's not listed anywhere in Google Scholar as having actually written any Real Engineering papers for a Real Engineering journal.
All the reviews I see show some pretty bogus thinking on his part. This self-awards and degree mill honors don't speak very highly of his character
or his integrity OR his science OR his ability to get top secret info (like he'd have if he really was a real scientist.)