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Kepler on the relationship of the circle to its center

Profound excerpt from Johannes Kepler (1604) with sparks of modern day holographic theory, see Leonard Susskind’s lecture on The World as a Hologram and The Fabric of the Cosmos for video reference.  Even more relevant is the notion of expanding… Continue reading →

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Kepler’s surprise: The sounds of the stars

Most astronomers gaze at the heavens and see stars. William Chaplin hears an orchestra — a celestial symphony in which the smallest stars are flutes, the medium-sized ones are trombones and the giants are reverberating tubas. The sounds are internal… Continue reading →

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Hourglass Nebula

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Radiation Rings Hint Universe Was Recycled Over and Over

Radiation Rings Hint Universe Was Recycled Over and Over: Most cosmologists trace the birth of the universe to the Big Bang 13.7 billion years ago. But a new analysis of the relic radiation generated by that explosive event suggests the universe go… Continue reading →

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Aboriginal Stonehenge: Stargazing in Ancient Australia

Aboriginal Stonehenge: Stargazing in Ancient Australia: An egg-shaped ring of standing stones in Australia could prove to be older than Britain’s Stonehenge – and it may show that ancient Aboriginal cultures had a deep understanding of the movemen… Continue reading →

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What is the Size of the Universe?

What is the Size of the Universe? Nobody knows the size of the universe but we know that the universe must have a certain mass in order for its attractive gravitational forces to slow the expansion of the universe which… Continue reading →

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Jupiter’s Pole

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