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Tag Archives: space
Living On A Thin Shell
I was listening to an episode of Coast To Coast AM the other night when they had on Professor William Forstchen who talked about the implications of an Electromagnetic Pulse Attack. Besides going into detail on how EMP’s are produced, … Continue reading
Lulin The Green Comet On February 24th
This is cool. On the morning of February 24th 2009, a green comet known as Lulin may become visible to the naked eye. The Nasa website contains three dates that track the comment leading up to February 24th as well … Continue reading
Copernican Principle VS. Anthropic Principle
Which one correctly identifies our role in the universe? First let’s see the basis behind each principle. The Copernican principle states that there is nothing special about our place in the universe. So far, every astronomical discovery seems to vindicate … Continue reading
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