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The “New Media” Train has taken off from the station again. I have personally worked with computers for quite some time, and I believe that this is a very exciting new era for technology.
For instance, there is a new way of looking at art in today’s world. Instead of paper, the computer is executing work with code provided by developers programming for all types of communications. The developers have made it easier for people to manage most of their applications. These Apps will evolve with human needs, it adds a dimension of control. The “needle in a haystack” is actually manageable now. Some fantastic things are just ahead for man and his companion the computer.

By Glenn Greig

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Earths Oldest Concrete Discovery

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Presented very persuasively, challenging the established academia on human origins and migration, this video contains a discovery that is hard to explain by current science.

 

Finely decorated Lapita
pottery from New Caledonia

 

Abstract:
To manufacture the homogeneous cement vessels, there had to be time to develop this technology. Humans were not inhabiting this part of the Earth where the vessels were found and dated. Pre-Flood graveyard, metallurgy, pier supports, energy grid, or storage containers?
Quite a mystery.

Incredible Magical Mystery Slab

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Beth She’arim was a cemetery located in Galilee. There is a cave of great antiquity.
In the cave was found a great slab of material resting under meters of silt and debris.
The link below is a direct page from the Corning Museum of Glass. This article tells the main academic story.
https://www.cmog.org/article/mystery-slab-beth-shearim
The update of March 2019 in this particular article expresses older and experimental transition.


Abstract:
The glass could be much older because of timelines established by academic procedures.
Certain materials are difficult to date, so surrounding artifacts, are used to give an estimate.
The main question is, “why so large”?
Nothing in the world except our large telescopic mirror glass matches its weight.
Quite a mystery.

QUIZ: Strokes of Genius 2

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60% is a passing grade to the full painting
answer page. Good Luck!

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4,000-Year-Old Egyptian Tomb

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The Egyptian legacy continues to fascinate our interest in human origins.

This picture was taken on April 13, 2019, shows a view inside the newly-discovered tomb of the ancient Egyptian nobleman “Khewi” dating back to the 5th dynasty (2494-2345 BC), at the Saqqara necropolis, about 35 kilometers south of the capital Cairo. (Photo by Mohamed el-Shahed / AFP) (Photo credit should read MOHAMED EL-SHAHED/AFP/Getty Images)

 

https://www.thisisinsider.com/newly-discovered-4000-years-old-tomb-in-egypt-looks-freshly-painted-2019-4

Solar Eclipse 2017

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The 2017 Solar Eclipse was a spectacular display of how important and influential the moon and the sun is in our life. With our small existence in the universe, this event is a relatively mundane compared to a supernova, black hole or any other compelling enormous anomalies the cosmos displays. The 2017 Solar Eclipse is a local wonder for us the modern human. This solar event has been in our history passed on either by stories or written down on tablets is the instigator of great curiosity, spiritual awareness, invention, and war.
( How we arrived at this location for this GoPro video is another story, the above time-lapse was great fun and has a lot of interesting visual information. ) Enjoy!