News Briefs 02-04-2012
Posted by Greg at 02:43, 02 Apr 2012Ten books for just $20? Sounds like a bargain (if I do say so myself)...
- Richard Dawkins should try magic mushrooms.
- Sound waves sculpted the early Universe.
- How to build a Dyson Sphere in five (relatively) easy steps.
- Faster-than-light professor resigns.
- U.S. warships to carry laser guns by 2016.
- The Titanic, after 100 years at the bottom of the ocean.
- In the forgery trial over the 'James Ossuary', science loses out to zealots defending a creed.
- The imaginary monsters of U.S. cities.
- Through a fractured glass, darkly: the facts in the strange case of Whitley Strieber.
- Current world population of 1.3 billion cattle traced back to herd of 80 in 8500 BCE.
- Pesticides to blame for honey bee die-off?
- Is sugar toxic?
- You know the saying about how you're more likely to get struck by lightning than win the lottery? Yeah.
- Image(s) of the Day: Under a microscope, the smallest animals on Earth become beautiful nightmare fuel.
Quote of the Day:
I am attacked by two very opposite sects - the scientists and the know-nothings. Both laugh at me - calling me "the frogs' dancing-master." Yet I know that I have discovered one of the greatest forces in nature.
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12 June 2009
1 week 5 days
Interestingly this is exactly how Edgar Cayce described it as written by Thomas Sugrue in There is a River, 1943. Pg 307, "God desired to express himself...He projected Himself into the cosmos and souls. The cosmos was built with the tools which man calls music, arithmetic, and geometry: harmony, system and balance...It was a power sent out by God, a primary ray, as man thinks of it, which by changing the length of its wave and the rate of its vibration became a pattern of differing forsm, substance, and movement. This created the law of diversity which supplied the endless designs for the pattern. God played on this law of diversity as a person plays on a piano, producing melodies and arranging them in a symphony..."
Just saying.
Greg H.