Denne bloggposten er skrevet i samarbeid med Doremus Schafer.
Stikkord: <span>California</span>
Noam Chomsky forklarer hvorfor han ikke tror det var noen konspirasjon i forbindelse med 9/11.
Og er du en “troende” bør du kanskje lese disse tre artiklene skrevet av Manuel Garcia
a native New Yorker who works as a physicist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California with a PhD Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering, from Princeton His technical interests are generally in fluid flow and energy, specifically in gas dynamics and plasma physics; and his working experience includes measurements on nuclear bomb tests, devising mathematical models of energetic physical effects, and trying to enlarge a union of weapons scientists.
Del 1: We See Conspiracies That Don’t Exist – The Physics of 9/11
Del 2: We See Conspiracies That Don’t Exist – The Thermodynamics of 9/11
Del 3: The Fall of WTC 7 – Dark Fire
Bloggeren Kyle MacDonald bestemte seg i mars 2005 for å utføre et eksperiment. Han ville starte med en rød binders og drive byttehandler for å se om han kunne ende opp med et hus. Og det lyktes han utrolig nok med etter ca et år med byttinger.
Hans år med byttinger så slik ut:
Origin of Vision Discovered:
From LiveScience.Com:
You are reading these words right now because 600 million years ago, an aquatic animal called a Hydra developed light-receptive genes—the origin of animal vision.
It wasn’t exactly 20-20 vision back then though.
Hydras, a genus of freshwater animals that are kin to corals and jellyfish, measure only a few millimeters in diameter and have been around for hundreds of millions of years.
Scientists at the University of California, Santa Barbara studied the genes associated with vision (called opsins) in these tiny creatures and found opsin proteins all over their bodies.
Though they don’t have eyes or any specific light-receptive organs, researchers think that the light-sensing proteins concentrated in the mouth area of the Hydras help them to use light sensitivity to search out prey.
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