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Preparing to celebrate the New Year ? Scientists predict that some day time will stop completely -
Time might feel like it is running away from us as the pace of life increases but according to scientists, the future will stop completely. The theory of time running out was devised by researchers from two Spanish universities … Continue reading
The Piasa Bird and Mishipizhiws -
This is one case where MOST of the books have got the thing WRONG. To Quote the usual Internet version of the information : “The Piasa Bird is a Native American Cryptid depicted in one or two murals painted by … Continue reading
Posted in ancient aliens, art, cryptozoology, lost knowledge, photo gallery
Tagged ancient aliens, art, Bird, creature, Illinois, Madison County, Mishipizhiws, Mississippi River, Piasa
A Cube Kite –
THE SKY-SKIMMING ARCHITECTURAL MARVEL TOOK NINE MONTHS TO BUILD : No matter your age, there’s something wondrous in getting a kite to take flight. So imagine the buoyant delight of getting a seven-foot cubic kite off the ground (or, in this … Continue reading
Posted in art, artists, photo gallery, sacred geometry, science, video links
Tagged cube, engineering, England., Jersey, Kite, Sacred Geometry, science
Mysterious Treasure on Oak Island -
In 1795, on Oak Island in Nova Scotia, three young men stumbled upon a round depression in the ground. They dug down 30 feet before stopping. Every 10 feet they found a wood slat platform. As men, they continued the … Continue reading
Posted in lost knowledge, photo gallery, science, traveling guide, video links
Tagged mysterious, Oak Island, Treasure
Spider That Builds Its Own Spider Decoys Discovered
By Nadia Drake A spider that builds elaborate, fake spiders and hangs them in its web has been discovered in the Peruvian Amazon. Believed to be a new species in the genus Cyclosa, the arachnid crafts the larger spider from leaves, … Continue reading
A walk in the old city of Jaffa
By Liron Raviv I took a walk noon time in the old city of Jaffa, dedicated it to the stones shape, sacred geometry, and enjoyed the sounds smells and a sea breeze. My eyes rest on a sign indicate that … Continue reading
Posted in megalithic site, photo gallery, photographers, sacred geometry, temple, traveling guide, video links
Tagged A walk, architecture, israel, Jaffa, old city, Sacred Geometry, Star of David, temple
Pottery 20,000 years old found in a Chinese cave –
BEIJING (AP) – Pottery fragments found in a south China cave have been confirmed to be 20,000 years old, making them the oldest known pottery in the world, archaeologists say. The findings, which will appear in the journal Science on … Continue reading
The Williams Enigmalith
An Oopart (Out Of Place ARTifact) is a term applied to dozens of prehistoric objects found in various places around the world that, given their level of technology, are completely at odds with their determined age based on physical, chemical, … Continue reading
Northern Lights in Saltfjellet, Norway.
Photographer Tommy Eliassen photographs himself in silhouette in front of a beautiful and dramatic display of Northern Lights in Saltfjellet, Norway. Tommy always goes out alone to take his photographs. “There is a bit of planning involved. I always keep … Continue reading
Posted in photo gallery, photographers, science, traveling guide
Tagged Northern Lights in Saltfjellet, norway, Photographer, Tommy Eliassen
Volcanic Lightning
By Nicole Van Vleck Volcanic lightning, also known as dirty thunderstorms, is capable of producing some of the most powerful and visually striking lightning storms on Earth. Not all volcanic eruptions produce lightning. When it does occur, a single eruption … Continue reading
Posted in photo gallery, science, storm, video links
Tagged ash, charged particles, cloud, eruptions, volcanic lightning, volcanoes