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News Briefs 12-12-2014

By G. Calofon
  • Marie Celeste reveals how strange life in dark water can be.
  • Younger Dryas comet impact enfolded in Giza Pyramids?
  • Geminid meteor shower visible this weekend.
  • Organic compounds synthesized by cosmic impacts?
  • Deepening mystery behind source of comet’s water…
  • Ice on comet suggests different origin for oceans.
  • The Great Green Wall fights sands of time.
  • Staring into the imaginary abyss.
  • Final destination altered by from psychic.
  • Unraveling the algorithm of your dreams…
  • Life on Mars?
  • Leaf butterflies and evolution.
  • Ornithological family tree unveiled.
  • Focusing the scope of NASA’s search for life on other planets.
  • Space & Time, via Christopher Nolan.
  • Thawing climate change policies in Peru?
  • Aquilops, the bunny-shaped dinosaur.
  • Rising temperatures and dwindling water supplies.
  • Shocking evidence of the looming robot uprising.

Endless thanks for another enlightening year at TDG. Here’s to a brilliant, bountiful 2015!

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9 Comments

  2. Is this on?
    Can anyone tell me if any of the mars vehicles have ever been equipped with a microphone? Sure it’s probably just the sound of a whistling wind or nothing at all, but it would interesting to hear it nonetheless.

    1. The Mars Polar Lander had a
      The Mars Polar Lander had a microphone, but it crashed in 1999. The Phoenix Lander, a second attempt at the Polar Lander’s mission in 2008, also had a microphone, but one of the computer cards glitched and they never used the microphone unfortunately.

  5. Younger Dryas
    Graham, Graham,Graham……..I love your energy, I am inspired by your passion for your paradigm- but, it seems the more you did, the deeper your hole becomes. During the Younger Dryas scenario , when the earth was in darkness, food was scare, I suspect civilization depended on the wits and strength of the strongest and smartest- and now, doing this time of crop failure , freezing temperatures in the spring and summe,, I imaging dreadful human illness as well- the Egyptians had a few short talks, and decided that they were going to build the largest, most labor intensive structures know to man in order to let some future civilization know that”something happened”- not necessarily something that will happen again, at least in the same way…..it doesn’t make any of sense that at a time when resources were very scare that the pyramids would be started for the altruistic purpose f helping people know what they were talking about eons of years later……one can draw lines all over a map of of Giza and make connections to “prove anything ‘…….

    2. Younger Dryas Scenario: Sad, But Still True
      This is exactly the scenario preserved in the Bible. The period prior to the Great Flood was one of intense and even increasing drought and hardship. Nevertheless, the people were pressed into service and “groaned” under the bitter toil. The “gods” had little or no concern about human suffering at the time. They had a job to do and a limited time to do it.

      The figure of Noah is depicted as a peaceful, passive dude AFTER the Great Flood. However, he was the slave-driver (of the “gods”) BEFORE the Great Flood. This is partly why he gets his not-so-poetic come-uppance from Ham!

      Below is a study of the Noah/Solomon typecasting:

      http://www.domainofman.com/boards/index.php?topic=120.msg492#msg492

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