An audio version of this post is available. Please click on the link below to listen to the post in its entirety. https://anchor.fm/s/dbba7148/podcast/rss What's pitted and scarred and filled with pock marks, yet is considered one of the sexiest objects out there? If your answer is 'tektites', you would be absolutely correct! At least you'd... Continue Reading →
When I think of Earth, I think of a perfect, brilliant, blue sphere with whorls of white clouds and green/brown land masses. After all, I am not completely ignorant of my global geography and my immediate astronomy. I know what my planet looks like. I've seen photos and images of our home planet ever since... Continue Reading →
(...continued from Solid State of Sound) Gravity is really a frequency, part of Einstein's Unified Field. Crystallized blocks of basalt need only be resonating at the frequency of gravity, 1012 hertz, or the frequency between short radio waves and infrared radiation, and they will lose their weight. Crystals, even basalt crystals, are ideal for resonating... Continue Reading →
In the 1970s, Soviet scientists discovered paleoarcheological remains in the cave that led to further explorations.[1] So far, 22 strata have been identified, with archeological artifacts that cover the time from Dionisij back to about 125,000-180,000 years ago.[2] The dating of the strata was accomplished by the use of thermoluminescence dating of sediments, or, in some cases, radiocarbon dating on charcoal.[2] Among the archeological artifacts are Mousterian-... Continue Reading →
Much of the ancient world inherited by our ancestors now lies under water after melting ice caps flooded vast areas at the end of the last Ice Age. New advances in geology and marine technology mean that the great archaeological finds of this coming century will more than likely be found under the oceans. It... Continue Reading →
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