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The Advent of Monolithic Man: Addendum Notice
An addendum to The Advent of Monolithic Man was added on this date.
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In 10 Words, or Less… Solution to the Newton-Gregory Problem in simple 3D space
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Ronnie Said So
Excerpt of Ronald Reagan’s “alien threat” speech to the United Nations. Read the original October, 2002, article as published in Graphic Exchange magazine. A strange combo of astronomy and the X-Files… Continue reading
From Baikonur to Samarobryn
[...] Expedition 20 will mark the start of six-person crew operations aboard the International Space Station. All five of the international partner agencies – NASA, the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos), the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) – will be represented on orbit for the first time… Continue reading
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What the… ?
A beam of light travels from Point A to Point B.
You, a scientist, measure its rate of progress on that journey and aren’t surprised to find that it agrees precisely with the universal standard, just as it did countless times before [...] And then it happens [...]
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The Advent of Monolithic Man
The word ‘monolith’ denotes something that is massive and uniform. As such, it can be applied to anything from a large, continuous piece of stone to a person of towering, unique intellect – someone who stands alone in his or her field of endeavour. In the latter case, there is perhaps no more perfect an example than that of the late professor Albert Einstein… Continue reading
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