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Happy Halloween from the Ancient Celts…
Happy Halloween from the Ancient Celts… First, we here at the Museum of Mysteries send our love and concern to everyone who endured the terrifying hardship and stress of the hurricane. We are thinking of you. As you well know, it’s hard to resist anything that concerns the ever-fascinating ancient Celts and their mysterious rituals… This just so happens to be a subject that is touched on in , M.J.’s book that will be out on May 7. Now… Here’s a little Celtic related wonderment for you on this spooky Halloween eve: Celtic sacrifices confirmed at famed ancient site by Dan Vergano (USA TODAY) Ancient Celts practiced startling ritual murder…
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Could Time-Lapse Photography Save the Planet?
Could Time-Lapse Photography Save the Planet? Anything that helps bring the issue of global warming to the forefront of human thought is a wonderful idea… Chasing Ice: Could Time-Lapse Photography Save the Planet? By Lily Rothman (time.com) “The Extreme Ice Survey, an artistic and scientific project founded by award-winning photographer James Balog, has 27 cameras pointed at 18 glaciers around the world. Together, they snap 8,000 frames worth of time-lapse footage per year. Thus the Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) is able to capture alterations to the arctic environment—changes that might seem to be slow, glacially so, are rendered dramatic. Almost equally dramatic was the organization’s beginning, which is documented in…
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In Session –
THE BOOKS New from M.J. Rose | The Butterfield Institute Series | More Books from MJ Rose Buy The Book In Session Synopsis | Praise As a therapist specializing in sexual issues, psychiatrist Dr. Morgan Snow isn't easily shocked, or shaken, as readers of the popular "Butterfield Institute" novels know. There are times, however, when the need for her services leads her out of the office... and into unfamiliar worlds. In these stories the therapist matches her wits -and her training - against three men of mystery: Jack Reacher, John Rain, and Cotton Malone. Those characters are, of course, familiar to readers as the creations, respectively, of NYT bestselling authors…
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The Earth Sings: As Heard From Space…
The Earth Sings: As Heard From Space… “…A NASA spacecraft has just beamed back a beautiful song sung by our own planet…” NASA spacecraft records ‘Earthsong’ by Dr. Tony Phillips “It’s called chorus,” explains Craig Kletzing of the University of Iowa. “This is one of the clearest examples we’ve ever heard.” Chorus is an electromagnetic phenomenon caused by plasma waves in Earth’s radiation belts. For years, ham radio operators on Earth have been listening to them from afar. Now, NASA’s twin Radiation Belt Storm Probes are traveling through the region of space where chorus actually comes from—and the recordings are out of this world…” Read more and listen here. Emily…
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Behold, the time traveling photographs…
Behold, the time traveling photographs… Time traveling photography? “Viewing the left side of the picture is not looking leftward in space but backward in time…” (Slate photo blog) Click the photo below to see more and to learn how this artist achieves such wonderments. Emily K. Editor on 15 Oct 2012 | The Arts &Uncategorized | Comments (0) Comments are closed. Trackback URI | Connect With M.J. Copyright © M.J. Rose, All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy
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Alchemists Take Note!
Alchemists Take Note! Ah, what they would have done in the ancient world to have this secret in their pocket… Superman-Strength Bacteria Produce 24-Karat Gold “At a time when the value of gold has reached an all-time high, Michigan State University researchers have discovered a bacterium’s ability to withstand incredible amounts of toxicity is key to creating 24-karat gold. “Microbial alchemy is what we’re doing — transforming gold from something that has no value into a solid, precious metal that’s valuable,” said Kazem Kashefi, assistant professor of microbiology and molecular genetics. He and Adam Brown, associate professor of electronic art and intermedia, found the metal-tolerant bacteria Cupriavidus metallidurans can grow…
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Was Jesus Married To A Woman? Or Was He Married To The Church?
Was Jesus Married To A Woman? Or Was He Married To The Church? I’m fascinated with the little scrap of papyrus they found that suggests Jesus was married (perhaps to Mary Magdalene?). We already knew this in our gut though, right? Why wouldn’t Jesus have been married? Or, could it be that the words “My wife” are in reference to the holy church? The debate will no doubt go on and on… Here is one perspective: ‘Proof’ Jesus was married found on ancient papyrus that mentions how son of God spoke of his wife and Mary Magdalene By DAMIEN GAYLE “A recently uncovered fragment of ancient papyrus makes the explosive…
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The Strange Truth About Those Tinfoil Hats
The Strange Truth About Those Tinfoil Hats I suppose I will have to put away all those tinfoil hats I’ve been collecting! Tinfoil hats actually amplify mind-control beams By Cory Doctorow “A group of MIT students decided to test the performance of different tinfoil beanies to see how various designs (the “classical,” “fez” and “centurion”) interacted with commonly used industrial radio applications. They found that all three designs actually amplified these mind control rays radio waves, suggesting that the tinfoil hat meme might be a false-flag operation engineered to trick the wily and suspicious into making it easier to beam messages into their skulls…” For the complete story click here…
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2012 » October
Archive for October, 2012 Happy Halloween from the Ancient Celts… First, we here at the Museum of Mysteries send our love and concern to everyone who endured the terrifying hardship and stress of the hurricane. We are thinking of you. As you well know, it’s hard to resist anything that concerns the ever-fascinating ancient Celts and their mysterious rituals… This just so happens to be a subject that is touched on in , M.J.’s book that will be out on May 7. Now… Here’s a little Celtic related wonderment for you on this spooky Halloween eve: Celtic sacrifices confirmed at famed ancient site by Dan Vergano (USA TODAY) Ancient Celts…
