28 March, 2008

MOON Video / Photos

Best Pictures and Videos of the moon yet.
http://www.selene.jaxa.jp/en/link/link_e.htm

Thanks to the Japanese who have been putting this data up as they get it in...

:)

23 March, 2008

Best Recent Supercars - Best High Price and Best Low Price

Surprisingly they both come from the same company - (parent company anyway) - VW!!!

These are NOT eco-friendly vehicles.

(1)
Bugatti Veyron -
0 to 62mph = 2.4 sec
Engine - W16 - 1001 bhp - £1.8 Million
http://www.bugatti.com/en/veyron-16.4.html

(2)
Audi R8 (built by Porsche)
0 to 60mph = 4.2 sec
Engine - V8 - 620 bhp - $109,000
http://www.truthinengineering.com/r8

What does Mars look like???

Here are a few photos...





Teenage Jesus and the Jerks

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teenage_Jesus_and_the_Jerks
Now onto serious matters...

Happy Easter to those of you who celebrate...

I don't comprehend how everyone can simply miss Joseph of Arimathea. Most christians, both Catholic and Orthodox alike, do not know who he was and the "chosen" gospels try to make it difficult for people to know who he is - and actually try to make people think he is the Joseph of Joseph and Mary.

He, in reality, was a very wealthy man of the time - with great power as well. He gave the land to have the crucifiction, gave his tomb for Christ. It is strongly believed and is pointed out in several of the "chosen" and "non-chosen" gospels that even Mary didn't seem too distraut by the killing of her son. Jesus brothers are mentioned in one of the non-chosen ones as being allowed in after an argument with the guards of the property.

What does all this mean? Jesus didn't die on the cross. The "stab" wound was on the right side - no where near where a Roman soldier would know is an instant kill-spot. The "vinegar" given to him on the rag was in reality some form of "knock-out" drug which allowed him to simply appear to have died to the Jews who were allowed in to witness the proceedings.

J of A was also powerful enough to get the family out of the middle east via way of his shipping routes.

NOT A SERMON, JUST A THOUGHT!

Mars and the "planet x" theory

From the earliest times that I learned about the solar system, I always wondered why there'd be an astroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. It didn't make sense, even to a young boy. Why would it happen there and nowhere else, why would debris form instead of even a tiny planet?

The theory I thought of, later found and liked was that there was another planet at that spot. It has been shown that if there was, and it was hit by an extra-solar object. The object was large enough to knock Uranus' axis on its side, and destory "Planet X" (I think of as Eden).

The destruction of Eden (Planet X) allegedly formed Mars, the Moon, and other satellites around the solar system. If this is true, then it could give validation to many tales from ancient civilizations in the world who state that we (humans) came from another "garden" and were cast out.

1) I cannot locate the website which showed the effects of a large object passing thru our solar system and the destruction of this planet.

2) This is not to say that I 100% believe in these stories; however, I cannot rule out some of the information that would give me reason to want to get more research about the topic.

Mars itself has interesting geology. Less than one half is mountainous with hard bedrock, etc near the surface of the dust / debris. The other portion is relatvely smooth as though from molten surface that later started to have mountains form and other events reshape it.

Oceans flowed across the entire planet very quickly leaving a layer of dust and debris over everything which is very deep in many area... (As Erin Kraal, et al recently published http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v451/n7181/abs/nature06615.html;jsessionid=9DA00EEC3F0600C59475579C9A3A2F24)

This was also reported in various other sources. The ocean / lakes had a salt content similar to those here on Earth which would have supported life... http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23250281-1702,00.html?from=public_rss http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23410914-1702,00.html?from=public_rss http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7302591.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7294767.stm

All of this is very interesting and leads to give credence to such people as the Enterprise Mission who have been putting forth these ideas for decades... http://www.enterprisemission.com/planet.htm Very geekie, but have several decent, thought provoking ideas!

17 March, 2008

"BLAAAAAHHHHH!!!" Said Tweek.

14 March, 2008

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY NOMINEE

All delegats have the ability to switch their vote if they so choose for whatever reason.

I feel very strongly that they should all vote for a 3rd Person...

A few options:

  • John Edwards
  • Albert Gore
  • Michael Moore
  • Lewis Black

If we need a female, here are better choices:

Any which way it goes, the one nominated for P should pick Obama for VP.

BTW - Patty Murry did vote AGAINST going into Iraq:

"Mr. President, if we do take action in Iraq, there is no doubt that our armed forces will prevail. We will win a war with Iraq decisively, and, God willing, we will win it quickly. But what happens after the war? That will have as big an impact on our future peace and security. Will we be obligated to rebuild Iraq? If so, how? Our economy is reeling, our budget is in deficit, and we have no estimate of the cost of rebuilding. And with whom? As New York Times columnist Tom Friedman points out, there's a retail store mentality that suggests to some — if "you break it, you buy it."