The Great Experiment Series. Readings: LESSON 191: I Am The Holy Son Of God Himself, SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: August 2003: Are You A Hologram? The World As A Hologram, SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: August 2003: Are You A Hologram? Black Hole Thermodynamics, LESSON ...
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The Cellular Mind Training Series. Readings: OUT OF TIME JOURNAL: Page 14: The Prayerful Practice Of Direct Communication With God [para 1-7], U.S NEWS SPECIAL EDITION: Mysteries Of Outer Space: Vital Statistics Of The Universe, LESSON 67: Love Created...
The Greatest Story Ever Told Series. Readings: LESSON 264: I Am Surrounded By The Love Of God [Prayer Only], BIBLE SCROLL: From ... It Is Given Unto You To Know The Mysteries... To ...but I Have Chosen You, And Ordained You. (Mat 13: 11); Mat 13: 15); ...
The Recapitulation Series. Readings: TEXT: CHAPTER 29: Seek Not Outside Yourself [para 1-6], THE POWER OF NOW BY ECKHART TOLLE: [Beginning Of The 1st Chapter] Awakening, LESSON 152: The Power Of Decision Is My Own [para 1-3], U.S NEWS SPECIAL EDITION: ...
The Power Of Now In The Resurrection And Teleportation Of Your Body - Forgiveness Is The Action Of A Double Negative - Episode I #RS-06aWatch at themasterteacher.tvThe Recapitulation Series. Readings: TEXT: CHAPTER 29: Seek Not Outside Yourself [p...
The Final Vision - The Greatest Story Ever Told - Episode II #EW-07bWatch at themasterteacher.tvThe End of the World Series. Readings: TEXT: CHAPTER 31: The Simplicity Of Salvation [para 8-10], NEW TESTAMENT (KJV): Matthew 21:22, LESSON 235: God I...
The Undoing Of Fear - Forgiveness Is The Action Of A Double Negative - Episode I #PL-07aWatch at themasterteacher.tvThe Power of Light Series. Readings: SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: The Edge Of Physics: Negative Energy Wormholes And Warp Drive [para 1-3],...
The secret of physical immortality is one of the deepest occult secrets of the Light forces that has never been revealed to anybody who has not reached a certain vibrational frequency, a certain inner purity and a certain degree of dedication to the Li...
Dr. Rita Louise, GuestWhy Did Our Ancestors Inter This Ancient Massive Architectural Wonder?Located at the highest point of the Germus range in the southeastern Anatolia region of Turkey is the mysterious site of Göbekli Tepe. Excavations at Göbekli Tepe commenced in 1995 after German archaeologist Klaus Schmidt realized what was thought to be a Byzantine cemetery was actually a prehistoric site. Schmidt quickly unearthed a number of T-shaped pillars, which set th [...]
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| Mercury |
Excerpt from malaysiandigest.com
NASA confirmed Thursday afternoon that its Messenger spacecraft collided into Mercury’s surface at more than 8,000 mph, creating a new crater on the planet.
“Going out with a bang as it impacts the surface of Mercury, we are celebrating Messenger as more than a successful mission,” John Grunsfeld, associate administrator for NASA’s Science Mission Directorate said. “The Messenger mission will continue to provide scientists with a bonanza of new results as we begin the next phase of this mission — analyzing the exciting data already in the archives, and unraveling the mysteries of Mercury.”
But before Messenger’s years-long mission came an end, NASA released several new photos of Mercury, as taken by the spacecraft. Some of these photos were composite imagery, combining years of data and photos collected by Messenger, according to CNET.
Here’s one of the incredible false-color images recently published by NASA. The different colors signify variations in mineral composition, topography and other factors on Mercury’s surface.
io9 reports that the spacecraft, which was the first to orbit Mercury, captured some 270,000 images of the planet during its four-year mission. The website also said the impact will create a 52-foot-wide crater in Mercury’s surface.
The spacecraft made several big discoveries during its mission, including the presence of ice in some dark craters near the poles, according to The New York Times. That’s pretty big news on a planet that reaches temperatures as high as 800 degrees Fahrenheit during the day.
The mission ended, according to NASA, because the spacecraft’s thrusters have run out of fuel.
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Excerpt from techtimes.comScientists are seeking a core sample from the Chicxulub crater that marks the remains of an asteroid impact which ended the age of the dinosaurs nearly 66 million years ago.That geological feature will be probed by scientist...
Excerpt from huffingtonpost.comI am a huge science enthusiast and an unabashed science fiction fan. There are tons of really cool stories out there that fire the imagination and even inspire young people to go into science. (I know they did me.) ...
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| Nova Vulpeculae 1670 |
Excerpt from thespacereporter.com
A mystery explosion in the night sky turns out to have been caused by colliding stars.
One of history’s mysteries revolved around a strange explosion observed in the sky in 1670, long thought to have been the first nova on record. Recent research suggests that this enigmatic event was actually a rare stellar collision.
According to a report by Astronomy Magazine, the so-called Nova Vulpeculae of 1670 was more likely the collision of two stars, which shines brighter than a nova but not as brightly as a supernova.
Observations made with various telescopes including the Submillimeter Array, the Effelsburg radio telescope and APEX have revealed the more unusual nature of the light source – a violent collision.
When the event first occurred, it would have been visible from Earth with the naked eye. Now, submillimeter telescopes are needed to detect the traces left in the aftermath of the event.
When first observed, 17th century astronomers described what they saw as a new star appearing in the head of Cygnus, the swan constellation.
Having observed the area of the supposed nova with both submillimeter and radio wavelengths, scientists “have found that the surroundings of the remnant are bathed in a cool gas rich in molecules with a very unusual chemical composition,” said Kaminski.
Researchers concluded that the amount of cool material they observed was too much to have been produced by a nova. The nature of the gas debris best fit with the rare scenario of two stars merging in an explosive collision.
The team’s report was published in the journal Nature.
Karl Menten of the Max Planck Institute called the discovery “the most fun – something that is completely unexpected.”
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