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Are Galaxies synchronising ?

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Are Ga laxies synchronising ? By Stuart  on Wednesday, December 18, 2019 Galaxies millions of light-years away seem to be connected by an unknown network of massive intergalactic structures, whose strength synchronizes them in ways that cannot be explained by current astrophysics. Discoveries in this regard could rethink fundamental knowledge about the universe. (Galaxies are synchronizing) “The coherence observed must have some relation to structures on a gigantic scale, since it is impossible for galaxies separated by up to 20 million light-years to interact directly with each other,” said Hyeop Lee, of the Institute of Space Science and Astronomy of Korea, in statements to the portal  Vice . There are many instances in which astronomers have observed galaxies that appear to be connected and moving in sync. A study by Lee, published last October in   The Astrophysical Journal , found that hundreds of galaxies ...

The true origin of Halloween

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Samhain: the true origin of Halloween By Stuart on  Tuesday, December 17, 2019 Every year, October 31 becomes the most terrifying night of the year,  Halloween,  which gives way to All Saints’ Day, when deceased relatives are remembered. (Samhain) This day is the Christianization of a much older pagan holiday, held in the Middle Ages with the intention of including the people, then reluctant to leave their customs, in the new Christian religion. So, although it has been changing over the years and new elements have been added, its origin dates back to Samhain, a party celebrated by the Celts, a town that arrived in Europe between 1,200 900 BC and that spread throughout most of the continent between the 5th and 6th centuries BC, especially in Spain, the United Kingdom and Ireland. The ancient Celtic peoples, at the end of October, used to celebrate a great party to commemorate  “the end of the harvest”  , baptized with the Gaelic ...

Excalibur sword stuck in stone

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Archaeologist found the true Excalibur sword stuck in a stone in a Bosnian river By Stuart on Monday,December 16,  2019 He was married to Geneva, directed the Knights of the Round Table, wielded the Excalibur sword and, after his final battle with the traitor Mordred, was buried in Avalon. At least this is how they have explained the mythological history of King Arthur. But was King Arthur really a real person, or just a hero of Celtic mythology? Although the debate has continued for centuries, historians have not been able to confirm that Arturo really existed. But earlier this year, everything changed. They    found fragments of handwritten and previously lost  manuscripts  about Merlin, King Arthur and the Holy Grail in a library at the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom. These fragments were originally published in Strasbourg, France, and date back between 1,494 and 1,502. This surprisi...

The Crystal skull of Mayan culture

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The Crystal skull of Maya Anatomically, it has all the lumps and bumps of a human skull, yet it's made from crystal.Its curators insist there is no known explanation for its existence and that scientists consider it an enigma to their well ordered world.Others claim the thing contains miraculous healing properties and telepathic information on the origins of mankind.But whatever it is-or does the Crystal Skull is back in town. Weighing in at 11 pounds, 7ounces, the glistening chunk of crystal will be on exhibit from 1a.m. to 6 p.m. today through Sunday at the Scottsdale Camelview Radisson Resort.Scottsdale Mayor Herb Drinkwater was scheduled to kick off the exhibit today by extending an official welcome to the skull's owner and discoverer Anna Mitchell-Hodges, Toronto, Canada.For a fee of $8, visitors may view the crystal oddity and talk on its 84-year old discoverer."She puts it on a table and lets people come up to it to see if they feel anyth...

The dead sea scrolls and Bible 📜

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The Dead Sea Scrolls  and The Bible Six of the seven chapters in The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Bible began as the speaker's Lectures at Oxford University Six, delivered during the first two weeks of May 2009 .The first chapter, " The 'Biblical' Scrolls and their Implications " begins with a survey of the manuscript copies of books that eventually became part of the Hebrew Bible, citations of those books, and other evidence for their texts in the Judean Desert finds; but it is more concerned with providing specific examples from the manuscripts and with exploring where the newer data lead. Chapter 2, " Commentary on Older Scrip ture in the Scrolls " focuses on a major preoccupation of the authors  explaining the meaning of older, authoritative works for their time. Included are studies of the sources of interpretation — whether in the Hebrew Bible or other, older works — on which the writers could draw and the ways in which they went about ha...