In this video we explore radios through four lenses. The first is the narration, which is read from “The Boys’ First Book of Radio and Electronics” by Alfred Morgan, 1964. The Second is through modern images of Radio technology and transmission methods. Third being the ancient architecture and symbols that translate very well into instructions […]
A place for inspiration to learn and stars to shine. Brought to you by our host, Heather Stargazer. Heather is an artist and writer who is drawing lines between the art of science and new views on history. What has already been discovered? What will we discover next? Heathen Stargazers is a socially interactive group […]
8.8 quake North Pacific Ocean, 119 km southeast of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy, Kamchatka, Russia Several large foreshocks, aftershocks, and a tsunami accompanied this extra large quake which is currently tied for 6th place for the largest earthquakes on record. Radian and 28° secant measurements were applied to the areas with the M8.8 and the other the largest […]
We may have just broken the mold when it comes to how we view not just the Ancient Irish Alphabet, the Ogham Fews, but to the whole of Neolithic history and beyond. In the book, Light Grange, we explored the possibility that the ancients not only understood the natural currents of nature, but that they […]
Do you guys like to talk about the Dave guy? It’s rude to gossip but I do have to say, I know some incredible Daves. And, I love to talk about them. So, Let’s. Recently, an Elementary school principal in Florida was forced to resign after showing fifth graders (11-12yr olds) pictures of Michaelangelo’s Renaissance […]
Big ol’ solar storm has set our planet aglow!
