Monthly Archives: February 2007

Tomb of Jesus II

And of course the Discovery Channel is airing the documentary. There’s some good support material provided online, so check it out. A problem for future investigation is that any bones found with the ossuaries have been reburied due to the … Continue reading

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Tomb of Jesus… maybe?

So is it a Jewish conspiracy to trash the One True Faith (TM) or is it a statistical goof being flogged to the world for the sake of publicity? About 1980 a bunch of archaeologists stumbled across a tomb with … Continue reading

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Human-Chimp Split not so old?

When the first molecular clock studies were performed on the apes what surprised everyone was just how recently the human line had split from the apes – prior to that first study in the 1970s everyone had thought the human … Continue reading

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Who Buried Jesus II?

In the previous section I noted the apparent non-Orthodox burial tradition that Jesus was buried by his enemies, not his friends as the Gospels would lead us to believe. The Gospel of Peter states: And then they plucked the nails … Continue reading

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Who Buried Jesus?

How was JC buried? And by who? Friend or foe? Continue reading

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Star-Brake II

Mag-sails acting as interstellar brakes follow the equation: V = Vo/(1 + k.Vo^(1/3).t)^3 …and as we discovered the distance the mag-sail travels while deccelerating from Vo to V during a fixed time, t, is: s = Vo.t/2 * [ (V/Vo)^(1/3).(1 … Continue reading

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Magnetic Sail as a Star-Brake

No-fuel decceleration Continue reading

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Long term habitats

Red dwarfs… trillion year real estate Continue reading

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If Jesus Lived Today

Haldane on JC in modern times Continue reading

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Alternative-style “proteins”

For several years molecular biologists have been fiddling with the machinery of Life, trying out its capabilities. Now a new kind of “protein” made from beta-amino acids (different to our alpha-aminos by having an extra carbon) have been synthesised and … Continue reading

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