ANCIENT PYRAMIDS IN ANTARTIC? JULY 25 2013 (EXPLAINED)
July 25, 2013 | GabeHashTV
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conclusion, the location, structure and the references found on the
Internet suggest that the alleged pyramids are a natural phenomenon
called Nunataks common in glacial areas.
If not why so many climbers
who have been there were not aware of the pyramids? Is it because it is a
natural phenomenon that are used to seeing?
In the end this is just our opinion of the news and you are those who have the final word. Judge for yourself.
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Thursday, July 25, 2013
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Plasma Tech: Fascinating Features On Sun Captured By Solar Dynamics Observatory
Plasma Tech: Fascinating Features On Sun Captured By Solar Dynamics Observatory
July 5, 2013 | Red Orbit | Lee Rannals
Scientists studying the solar atmosphere have spotted some fascinating moving features in the Sun’s sky.
A team using the Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA) telescope on board the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) satellite has found unusual solar prominences, including: a giant disc that rotates for several hours; feathery streams as long as fifty Earths; a super-heated jet striking the top of a prominence; and twisted ribbons flowing in opposite directions.
Prominences are cold gaseous features on the Sun with temperatures millions of degrees cooler than the surrounding hot solar atmosphere. They can be seen as features extending outwards from the Sun’s surface. Scientists often call prominences filaments when viewed against the solar disc.
Solar prominences help supply most of the material released in coronal mass ejections (CMEs), which are eruptions on the Sun that leads to space weather.
The new observations of a rotating disc caused by turbulence produced at the interface of two gases of enormously different temperatures.
“We think the rotation is produced when hot gases enter a cold medium in an organized fashion. The magnetic field serves as a thermal barrier between the two media. The resulting rotation can last hours,” said Dr. Xing Li of Aberystwyth University.
Li and colleagues observed persistent horizontal motion of feather streamers from a solar prominence over a period of more than 15 hours. They believe the likely cause is a large-scale, slow restructuring of the magnetic field through a process known as magnetic reconnection.
The scientists also observed a jet of superheated gases that were sucked from the coronal cavity surrounding a prominence. They spiraled up a helical path to strike the top of the prominence.
“The feat of the jet hitting the top of the prominence, and the distances involved, is comparable to a ballistic missile hitting a satellite in geostationary orbit!” said Li.
The SDO observations showed counter-streaming flows at under a million miles per hour along a filament channel consisting of many very thin threads.
“These fabulous motions suggest more complex magnetic structures of filaments/prominences than scientists previously thought,” said Li. “These events are beautiful to observe and also set a fascinating challenge to get to the bottom of the physics involved.”
A team of British Geological Survey (BGS) researchers are working on a program to help scientists better understand how space weather caused by activity on the Sun could affect national grids. They are conducting continuous measurements of the background electric field in the UK to help nations be better prepared for interruptions caused by the Sun’s CMEs.
July 5, 2013 | Red Orbit | Lee Rannals
Scientists studying the solar atmosphere have spotted some fascinating moving features in the Sun’s sky.
A team using the Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA) telescope on board the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) satellite has found unusual solar prominences, including: a giant disc that rotates for several hours; feathery streams as long as fifty Earths; a super-heated jet striking the top of a prominence; and twisted ribbons flowing in opposite directions.
Prominences are cold gaseous features on the Sun with temperatures millions of degrees cooler than the surrounding hot solar atmosphere. They can be seen as features extending outwards from the Sun’s surface. Scientists often call prominences filaments when viewed against the solar disc.
Solar prominences help supply most of the material released in coronal mass ejections (CMEs), which are eruptions on the Sun that leads to space weather.
The new observations of a rotating disc caused by turbulence produced at the interface of two gases of enormously different temperatures.
“We think the rotation is produced when hot gases enter a cold medium in an organized fashion. The magnetic field serves as a thermal barrier between the two media. The resulting rotation can last hours,” said Dr. Xing Li of Aberystwyth University.
Li and colleagues observed persistent horizontal motion of feather streamers from a solar prominence over a period of more than 15 hours. They believe the likely cause is a large-scale, slow restructuring of the magnetic field through a process known as magnetic reconnection.
The scientists also observed a jet of superheated gases that were sucked from the coronal cavity surrounding a prominence. They spiraled up a helical path to strike the top of the prominence.
“The feat of the jet hitting the top of the prominence, and the distances involved, is comparable to a ballistic missile hitting a satellite in geostationary orbit!” said Li.
The SDO observations showed counter-streaming flows at under a million miles per hour along a filament channel consisting of many very thin threads.
“These fabulous motions suggest more complex magnetic structures of filaments/prominences than scientists previously thought,” said Li. “These events are beautiful to observe and also set a fascinating challenge to get to the bottom of the physics involved.”
A team of British Geological Survey (BGS) researchers are working on a program to help scientists better understand how space weather caused by activity on the Sun could affect national grids. They are conducting continuous measurements of the background electric field in the UK to help nations be better prepared for interruptions caused by the Sun’s CMEs.
Source: Lee Rannals for redOrbit.com - Your Universe Online
Monday, July 1, 2013
Death Valley Heat to Approach All-Time World Record
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| Death Valley tied its own June all-time record high of 128 degrees from June 29, 1994, on both Saturday and Sunday. CREDIT: AccuWeather.com |
July 1, 2013 | Live Science | Kristina Pydynowski
The heat across the West is so intense that Death Valley will approach the world's hottest temperature record. Close to 100 years after setting the world's all-time record high, temperatures in Death Valley are expected to dangerously soar to 130 degrees Monday.
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| @DeathValleyNPS Thanks for passing a photo of the 128 degrees on June 29th onto us! CREDIT: NWS Las Vegas | Twitter |
Even though the world's all-time record high should remain untouched, Death Valley's record temperature for the first day of July could fall victim to these scorching temperatures. The current record stands at 125 degrees, set back in 1990.
Saturday, February 2, 2013
'War on terror now hits Americans'
'War on terror now hits Americans'
Feb 2, 2013 | PressTVGlobalNews
A political analyst says the banking and petroleum groups have controlled the US government for years, favoring corporations over American citizens. According to the results of a recent poll released by Pew Research, 53 percent of Americans consider the US government a 'threat' to their personal rights and freedoms, with nearly three-quarters of Americans saying they only sometimes or never trust the federal government. This is the first time that a majority of respondents have described the US government as a threat against their freedoms since Pew began polling on the question in 1995.
To further discuss this, Press TV has conducted an interview with Scott Rickard, a former US intelligence linguist from Florida, Sara Flounders, an activist with International Action Center from New York, and Brent Budowsky, a columnist with The Hill, Washington.
Feb 2, 2013 | PressTVGlobalNews
A political analyst says the banking and petroleum groups have controlled the US government for years, favoring corporations over American citizens. According to the results of a recent poll released by Pew Research, 53 percent of Americans consider the US government a 'threat' to their personal rights and freedoms, with nearly three-quarters of Americans saying they only sometimes or never trust the federal government. This is the first time that a majority of respondents have described the US government as a threat against their freedoms since Pew began polling on the question in 1995.
To further discuss this, Press TV has conducted an interview with Scott Rickard, a former US intelligence linguist from Florida, Sara Flounders, an activist with International Action Center from New York, and Brent Budowsky, a columnist with The Hill, Washington.
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Scientologists' Alleged Apocalypse Bunker Found
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| A report claims this is the secret New Mexico bunker of the Church of Scientology. CREDIT: Google Maps |
Dec 31, 2012 | Live Science | Marc Lallanilla
A secret bunker hidden deep within the deserts of New Mexico is reported to be the "alien space cathedral" of the Church of Scientology, according to a BBC reporter.
The site is marked by a large symbol etched onto the desert floor: two diamonds surrounded by a pair of overlapping circles, according to the British newspaper The Sun. A private airstrip, built to serve the controversial church's leaders, is within walking distance of the symbol.
The entire complex is located near Mesa Huerfanita, N.M., roughly two-hour's drive from Santa Fe, N.M., and three hours north of Roswell, N.M., site of numerous purported UFO sightings, according to The Sun.
The Sun report, penned by BBC journalist and Scientology debunker John Sweeney, claims the church designed the underground site to withstand a nuclear holocaust. Hidden within the complex's vaults are titanium caskets that hold gold disks inscribed with the original texts of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, according to the Daily Mail.
The symbols seen on the desert floor are reportedly there to help guide Scientologists returning to Earth after fleeing the planet to escape a future "Armageddon," writes the Daily Mail.
The Church of Scientology did not respond to requests for comment, according to the Daily Mail. Sweeney is the author of "The Church of Fear: Inside the Weird World of Scientology" (Silvertail Books) scheduled to be published in January 2013.
Sunday, December 23, 2012
What is color? - Colm Kelleher
What is color? - Colm Kelleher
Dec 18, 2012 | TEDEducation
Dec 18, 2012 | TEDEducation
View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-do-we-see-color-colm-kelleher
Have you ever wondered what color is? In this first installment of a series on light, Colm Kelleher describes the physics behind colors-- why the colors we see are related to the period of motion and the frequency of waves.
Lesson by Colm Kelleher, animation by Vitreous.
Have you ever wondered what color is? In this first installment of a series on light, Colm Kelleher describes the physics behind colors-- why the colors we see are related to the period of motion and the frequency of waves.
Lesson by Colm Kelleher, animation by Vitreous.
Monday, December 17, 2012
Secular Britain is ruled by religious bureaucrats
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© Mike Wilkinson
Joseph Devine, the Catholic bishop of Motherwell, who admonished David Cameron over his support for gay marriage. |
Dec 16, 2012 | Nick Cohen
Why is the church still such a force in our society when most of us disregard its clerics' teachings?
A few months ago, Suffolk police stopped me for driving over 30mph. My excuse that East Anglia was so flat it was impossible not to break the limit did not wash, and they sent me on a speed awareness course. Very good it was too. After surveying the human cost of bad driving, I resolved never to speed again. Unfortunately, the instructor was over-fond of his own voice and his lecture went on for hours. "I hope he winds up soon," I whispered to the woman next to me. "I am meant to be speaking to the National Secular Society."
She was a little astonished and a little amused. "A National Secular Society? Why does Britain need a National Secular Society? Surely the secularists have won?"
It can feel that way. The number of people who say they have no religion jumped from 15% in the 2001 census to 25% in 2011. If the remaining 75% were believers, this leap in free-thinking would be significant but not sensational. But those who say they are religious are not faithful to their creeds, or not in any sense that the believers of the past would have recognised. Church attendance is in constant decline. Every year that passes sees congregations become smaller and greyer. As striking as the fall in religious observance is the public's near total disregard for the teachings of the clerics and prelates, who could once claim to be society's moral guides.
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