sciencevibe--2020-06-08--Isaac Asimov on God’s Intellegence!

Isaac Asimov on God’s Intellegence!

Only Isaac Asimov would say : “ God is much more intelligent than I am — let him try to find me.
” Would You Prefer Eternal Torment in HELL Or Endless Boredom In HEAVEN ?
Science and religion have a long history of friction as diametric opposites .
However some of our best “ scientific ” minds have found science to be a rich source of spirituality , from Albert Einstein ’ s meditation on whether scientists pray to Richard Feynman ’ s ode to the universe to Carl Sagan on the reverence of science !
And then there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Asimov , who wrote It ’ s Been a Good Life ( public library ) — a revealing selection of Asimov ’ s letters , diary entries , and his three prior autobiographies .
Here ’ s how Asimov succinctly recapitulates his philosophy : I have never , not for one moment , been tempted toward religion of any kind .
The fact is that I feel no spiritual void .
I have my philosophy of life , which does not include any aspect of the supernatural and which I find totally satisfying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a rationalist and believe only that which reason tells me is so .
After writing Asimov ’ s Guide to the Bible , he appeared on the David Frost Show and delivered his irreverent wit in full brilliance when badgered Isaac with questions about God .
[ Frost ] said , with neither warning nor preamble , “ Dr .
Asimov , do you believe in God ?
” “ That rather took my breath away .
It was a dreadful way of putting a person on the spot .
To answer honestly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of people watching , could arouse a great deal of controversy I didn ’ t feel much need of .
Yet I couldn ’ t lie , either .
I played for time , in order to find a way out .
He said , “ Dr .
Asimov , do you believe in God ?
” He said , a little impatiently , “ Come , come , Dr. Asimov , you know very well whose .
Do you believe in the Western God , the God of the Judeo-Christian tradition ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ said , “ I haven ’ t given it much thought.
” Frost said , “ I can ’ t believe that , Dr. Asimov.
” He then nailed me to the wall by saying , “ Surely a man of your diverse intellectual interests and wide-ranging curiosity must have tried to find God ?
” ( Eureka !
I had it !
The very nails had given me my opening ! )
I said , smiling pleasantly , “ God is much more intelligent than I am — let him try to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Asimov was an unrelenting humanist : I ’ ve never been particularly careful about what label I placed on my beliefs .
I believe in the scientific method and the rule of reason as a way of understanding the natural Universe .
I don ’ t believe in the existence of entities that can not be reached by such a method and such a rule and that are therefore “ supernatural.
” I certainly don ’ t believe in the mythologies of our society , in Heaven and Hell , in God @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I ’ ve thought of myself as an “ atheist , ” but that simply described what I didn ’ t believe in , not what I did .
Gradually , though , I became aware that there was a movement called “ humanism , ” which used that name because , to put it most simply , Humanists believe that human beings produced the progressive advance of human society and also the ills that plague it .
They believe that if the ills are to be alleviated , it is humanity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
They disbelieve in the influence of the supernatural on either the good or the bad of society , on either its ills or the alleviation of those ills .
He revisits the subject of self-classification as an atheist in a letter to a friend to Brian Cox : Have I told you that I prefer “ rationalism ” to “ atheism ” ?
The word “ atheist , ” meaning “ no God , ” is negative and defeatist .
It says what you don ’ t believe and puts you in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rationalism ” on the other hand states what you DO believe ; that , that which can be understood in the light of reason .
The question of God and other mystical objects-of-faith are outside reason and therefore play no part in rationalism and you don ’ t have to waste your time in either attacking or defending that which you rule out of your philosophy altogether .
Speaking to the core belief that the unknown is a source of wonder rather than fear , a fundamental driver of science , Asimov allows @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the nonexistence of “ god ” might be wrong , with a playful wink at Bertrand Russell : There is nothing frightening about an eternal dreamless sleep .
Surely it is better than eternal torment in Hell and eternal boredom in Heaven .
And what if I ’ m mistaken ?
The question was asked of Bertrand Russell , the famous mathematician , philosopher , and outspoken atheist .
“ What if you died , ” he was asked , “ and found yourself face to face with God ?
What then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said , “ I would say , ‘ Lord , you should have given us more evidence.
’ ” But Asimov ’ s philosophy was summed up at the end of his life , when he both validated and invalidated the mortality paradox : The soft bonds of love are indifferent to life and death .
They hold through time so that yesterday ’ s love is part of today ’ s and the confidence in tomorrow ’ s love is also part of today ’ s .
And when one dies , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and is warm and breathing .
And when both die — I almost believe , rationalist though I am — that somewhere it remains , indestructible and eternal , enriching all of the universe by the mere fact that once it existed .

Only Isaac Asimov would say: “God is much more intelligent than I am — let him try to find me.” Would You Prefer Eternal Torment in HELL Or Endless Boredom In HEAVEN? Science and religion have a long history of friction as diametric opposites. However some of our best “scientific” minds have found science to be a rich source of spirituality, from Albert Einstein’s meditation on whether scientists pray to Richard Feynman’s ode to the universe to Carl Sagan on the reverence of science! And then there is the beloved science fiction author Isaac Asimov, who wrote It’s Been a Good Life (public library) — a revealing selection of Asimov’s letters, diary entries, and his three prior autobiographies. Here’s how Asimov succinctly recapitulates his philosophy:
I have never, not for one moment, been tempted toward religion of any kind. The fact is that I feel no spiritual void. I have my philosophy of life, which does not include any aspect of the supernatural and which I find totally satisfying. I am, in short, a rationalist and believe only that which reason tells me is so.
After writing Asimov’s Guide to the Bible, he appeared on the David Frost Show and delivered his irreverent wit in full brilliance when badgered Isaac with questions about God.
[Frost] said, with neither warning nor preamble, “Dr. Asimov, do you believe in God?”
“That rather took my breath away. It was a dreadful way of putting a person on the spot. To answer honestly, “No,” with millions of people watching, could arouse a great deal of controversy I didn’t feel much need of. Yet I couldn’t lie, either. I played for time, in order to find a way out.
He said, “Dr. Asimov, do you believe in God?”
And I said, “Whose?”
He said, a little impatiently, “Come, come, Dr. Asimov, you know very well whose. Do you believe in the Western God, the God of the Judeo-Christian tradition?”
Still playing for time, I said, “I haven’t given it much thought.”
Frost said, “I can’t believe that, Dr. Asimov.” He then nailed me to the wall by saying, “Surely a man of your diverse intellectual interests and wide-ranging curiosity must have tried to find God?”
(Eureka! I had it! The very nails had given me my opening!) I said, smiling pleasantly, “God is much more intelligent than I am — let him try to find me.”
Above all, however, Asimov was an unrelenting humanist:
I’ve never been particularly careful about what label I placed on my beliefs. I believe in the scientific method and the rule of reason as a way of understanding the natural Universe. I don’t believe in the existence of entities that cannot be reached by such a method and such a rule and that are therefore “supernatural.” I certainly don’t believe in the mythologies of our society, in Heaven and Hell, in God and angels, in Satan and demons. I’ve thought of myself as an “atheist,” but that simply described what I didn’t believe in, not what I did. Gradually, though, I became aware that there was a movement called “humanism,” which used that name because, to put it most simply, Humanists believe that human beings produced the progressive advance of human society and also the ills that plague it. They believe that if the ills are to be alleviated, it is humanity that will have to do the job. They disbelieve in the influence of the supernatural on either the good or the bad of society, on either its ills or the alleviation of those ills.
He revisits the subject of self-classification as an atheist in a letter to a friend to Brian Cox:
Have I told you that I prefer “rationalism” to “atheism”? The word “atheist,” meaning “no God,” is negative and defeatist. It says what you don’t believe and puts you in an eternal position of defense. “Rationalism” on the other hand states what you DO believe; that, that which can be understood in the light of reason. The question of God and other mystical objects-of-faith are outside reason and therefore play no part in rationalism and you don’t have to waste your time in either attacking or defending that which you rule out of your philosophy altogether.
Speaking to the core belief that the unknown is a source of wonder rather than fear, a fundamental driver of science, Asimov allows for the possibility that his own convictions about the nonexistence of “god” might be wrong, with a playful wink at Bertrand Russell:
There is nothing frightening about an eternal dreamless sleep. Surely it is better than eternal torment in Hell and eternal boredom in Heaven. And what if I’m mistaken? The question was asked of Bertrand Russell, the famous mathematician, philosopher, and outspoken atheist. “What if you died,” he was asked, “and found yourself face to face with God? What then?” And the doughty old champion said, “I would say, ‘Lord, you should have given us more evidence.’”
But Asimov’s philosophy was summed up at the end of his life, when he both validated and invalidated the mortality paradox:


sciencevibe--2020-06-20--The Appalling IGNORANCE That America Embraces

“ There is a cult of ignorance in the United States , and there has always been .
The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life , nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that ‘ my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.
” – Isaac Asimov Recently , when NEWSWEEK asked 1,000 U.S. citizens to take America ’ s official citizenship test , 29 percent failed to correctly name the vice president ; 73 percent couldn ’ t correctly identify why we fought the Cold War @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Bill of Rights—and 6 percent could not circle Independence Day on a calendar .
These statistics are shocking , this is not anything you .
Americans have been displaying civic ignorance from the beginning of our history .
According to a study by Michael X. Delli Carpini , Dean of Annenberg School for Communication , the yearly shifts in civic knowledge since World II have averaged out to “ slightly under 1 percent.
” But with the country more divided than we ’ ve seen in decades , it ’ s becoming @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going to shrug this off .
Americans have been lagging behind other First World countries on our knowledge of foreign affairs and history .
And that is starting to show .
We are no longer an isolated society ; therefore , we can no longer afford to mind our own business .
What happens in China and India and other parts of the world have a direct impact on our country ’ s business and affairs .
To be fair , there are some elements working against us .
Most experts agree that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ makes it challenging for Americans to keep up .
It ’ s difficult to comprehend a non-proportional Senate ; a tangled web of state , local , and federal bureaucracies ; and endless votes .
“ Nobody is competent to understand it all , which you realize every time you vote , ” Michael Schudson , author of The Good Citizen , acknowledges .
“ You know you ’ re going to come up short , and that discourages you from learning more.
” Others have pointed to our decentralized U.S. education system @ @ @ @ @ @ @ curriculum is a barrier to common knowledge and civic culture .
But how much of this is willful ignorance ?
Some argue that the acceptance and glorification of ignorance into our political system is the most dangerous threat to our country .
More and more , we ’ re seeing people deciding to ignore facts and evidence—and this denial of the truth is extraordinarily harmful .
This is probably most evidence in the GOP ’ s willingness to dismiss facts and scientific evidence .
Despite the fact that 97 % of scientists agree @ @ @ @ @ @ @ continue to discredit its existence .
Only 8 Republicans out of 278 in the GOP majority congress believe in Climate Change .
We ’ ve seen some of the most vocal leaders go to great lengths to perpetuate the idea that this is just a “ theory.
” Beyond pure manipulation , psychology is also at play here .
The American Psychological Association recently published a study revealing that Americans will stand by beliefs even when it is proven their belief isn ’ t based on facts .
What do you think ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ smart or face the consequences ?

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“There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that ‘my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” – Isaac Asimov
Recently, when NEWSWEEK asked 1,000 U.S. citizens to take America’s official citizenship test, 29 percent failed to correctly name the vice president; 73 percent couldn’t correctly identify why we fought the Cold War; 44 percent were unable to define the Bill of Rights—and 6 percent could not circle Independence Day on a calendar.
These statistics are shocking, this is not anything you. Americans have been displaying civic ignorance from the beginning of our history. According to a study by Michael X. Delli Carpini, Dean of Annenberg School for Communication, the yearly shifts in civic knowledge since World II have averaged out to “slightly under 1 percent.”
But with the country more divided than we’ve seen in decades, it’s becoming clear that the world is no longer going to shrug this off. Americans have been lagging behind other First World countries on our knowledge of foreign affairs and history. And that is starting to show. We are no longer an isolated society; therefore, we can no longer afford to mind our own business. What happens in China and India and other parts of the world have a direct impact on our country’s business and affairs.
To be fair, there are some elements working against us. Most experts agree that the complexity of the U.S. political system makes it challenging for Americans to keep up. It’s difficult to comprehend a non-proportional Senate; a tangled web of state, local, and federal bureaucracies; and endless votes.
“Nobody is competent to understand it all, which you realize every time you vote,” Michael Schudson, author of The Good Citizen, acknowledges. “You know you’re going to come up short, and that discourages you from learning more.”
Others have pointed to our decentralized U.S. education system as the problem, arguing that state-run curriculum is a barrier to common knowledge and civic culture.
But how much of this is willful ignorance? Some argue that the acceptance and glorification of ignorance into our political system is the most dangerous threat to our country. More and more, we’re seeing people deciding to ignore facts and evidence—and this denial of the truth is extraordinarily harmful.
This is probably most evidence in the GOP’s willingness to dismiss facts and scientific evidence. Despite the fact that 97% of scientists agree Climate Change is real, GOP leaders continue to discredit its existence. Only 8 Republicans out of 278 in the GOP majority congress believe in Climate Change. We’ve seen some of the most vocal leaders go to great lengths to perpetuate the idea that this is just a “theory.”
Beyond pure manipulation, psychology is also at play here. The American Psychological Association recently published a study revealing that Americans will stand by beliefs even when it is proven their belief isn’t based on facts.
What do you think? Is it time for America to get smart or face the consequences?


sciencevibe--2020-06-20--Tesla’s Free Energy Vs. Edison’s Electric Chair…Inside Their SHOCKING Fight!!! [VIDEO]

Tesla Wanted Free Energy , His Benefactor Westinghouse Gave Us The Electric Chair…BIG DIFFERENCE !
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[ VIDEO ] The War of Currents was a series of events surrounding the introduction of competing electric power transmission systems in the late 1880s and early 1890s including commercial competition , a debate over electrical safety , and a media/propaganda campaign that grew out of it , with the main players being the direct current ( DC ) based Edison Electric Light Company and the alternating current ( AC ) based Westinghouse Electric Company .
It took place during the introduction and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( already in use and advocated by several US and European companies [ 1 ] ) and its eventual adoption over the direct current distribution system .
Three aspects have been conflated together into the “ war ” : open competition involving large electric companies and their developing systems , a general fear in the public ’ s mind of death by accidental electrocution from high voltage AC leading to a debate over its safety and regulation , and the debate and behind-the-scene maneuvers associated with the introduction of the electric chair .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ scale outdoor arc lighting systems in the mid to late 1870s , some of them powered by high-voltage alternating current , was followed in 1882 by Thomas Edison ’ s low voltage DC electric distribution “ utility ” designed for indoor business and residential use as an alternative to gas and oil-based lighting .
In 1886 George Westinghouse began building an alternating current system that used a transformer to step up voltage for long-distance transmission and then stepped it back down for indoor lighting , a more efficient and less expensive system that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ system was designed to serve .
As many other electric companies joined in and the use of AC spread rapidly , Edison ’ s company made claims in early 1888 that alternating current was hazardous and inferior to the patented direct current system .
In the spring of 1888 , a media furor arose over a series of deaths caused by pole-mounted high-voltage AC lines in New York City and around the country , attributed to the greed and callousness of the local AC-based lighting companies .
In June of that year a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Brown came to prominence as an opponent of the use of alternating current , claiming the AC-based lighting companies were putting the public at risk using high-voltages and installing it in a slipshod manner .
Brown ’ s campaign immediately gained the assistance of Edison and his company , aiding Brown in his public electrocution of animals with AC , trying to claim that AC was more dangerous than DC .
Historians noted , and documents from the period seem to show , that there grew to be collusion between the Edison company @ @ @ @ @ @ @ limit the use of AC : assisting Brown ’ s attempt to push through legislation to control and severely limit AC installations and voltages ( to the point of making it an ineffective power delivery system ) , providing technical assistance in Brown ’ s tests to show AC would be the best current to power the new electric chair , and colluding with Brown and Westinghouse ’ s chief AC rival , the Thomson-Houston Electric Company , to make sure the first electric chair was powered by a Westinghouse AC generator .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and by 1890 over a dozen electric companies had merged down to three ; Edison ( now Edison General Electric ) , Thomson-Houston , and Westinghouse .
By the early 1890s the latter two were generating profits far in advance of the DC-based Edison company .
During this period Thomas Edison left the electric power business and the company he founded was beginning to add AC technology to its system .
Edison Electric ’ s institutional opposition to alternating current came to an end in 1892 when they merged with what had become @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , a merger that put the managers of Thomson-Houston in control of the new company , now called General Electric .
The merger of the Edison company ( along with its strong lighting patents ) with Thomson-Houston ( and its AC patents ) created a company that now controlled three quarters of the US electrical business .
[ 5 ] [ 6 ] Westinghouse won the bid to supply electrical power for the World ’ s Columbian Exposition in 1893 and would go on that year to win the first contract at Niagara @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quickly diminished with later contracts being split with General Electric .
There were several technical factors that drove the adoption of alternating-current over direct-current .
The direct-current system generated and distributed electrical power at the same voltage as used by the customer ’ s lamps and motors .
This required the use of large , costly distribution wires and forced generating plants to be near the loads .
With the development of a practical transformer , alternating-current power could be sent long distances over relatively small wires at a conveniently high voltage , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by a customer .
Alternating-current generating stations could be larger , more efficient , and the distribution wires were relatively less costly .
The lower cost of AC power distribution prevailed , though DC systems persisted in some urban areas throughout the 20th century .
[ 7 ] While DC power is not used generally for the transmission of energy from power plants into homes as Edison and others intended , it is still common when distances are small .
It is used widely in all modern electronic devices such as computers , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , George Westinghouse changed the face of the world with his inventions , patents , business sense , and personality .
Check out the video to learn more about his successes .
He is the forgotten role model that our country needs today to teach future generations of Americans that hard work and kindness pay off .
George Westinghouse was one of the most successful men in the world .
A respected engineer , inventor and America ’ s greatest industrialist .
He was a pioneer of the industrial revolution and played a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from a young agrarian society into a modern economic powerhouse .
The name “ Westinghouse ” has been a household name the world over for more than 100 years because of one man , his love of machines , and his desire to make the world a better place .
The accomplishments that George Westinghouse had in his lifetime had a major impact on the way we live today .
His work in the railroad industry with the Westinghouse air brake , the electrification of the world with Westinghouse alternating current , him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a fuel , and his impact on the shipping industry with the Westinghouse geared marine turbine engine .
George Westinghouse was known as a good person .
He always had a very good rapport with his workers .
There was never a strike at any of the Westinghouse companies all the time he had control of them .
And , you know , that was not common back in those days .
He certainly was not motivated by greed or money .
He really thought that his accomplishments would benefit mankind .
And @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him .

Tesla Wanted Free Energy, His Benefactor Westinghouse Gave Us The Electric Chair…BIG DIFFERENCE!!! [VIDEO]The War of Currents was a series of events surrounding the introduction of competing electric power transmission systems in the late 1880s and early 1890s including commercial competition, a debate over electrical safety, and a media/propaganda campaign that grew out of it, with the main players being the direct current (DC) based Edison Electric Light Company and the alternating current (AC) based Westinghouse Electric Company. It took place during the introduction and rapid expansion of the alternating current standard (already in use and advocated by several US and European companies[1]) and its eventual adoption over the direct current distribution system. Three aspects have been conflated together into the “war”: open competition involving large electric companies and their developing systems, a general fear in the public’s mind of death by accidental electrocution from high voltage AC leading to a debate over its safety and regulation, and the debate and behind-the-scene maneuvers associated with the introduction of the electric chair.[2]
The introduction of large scale outdoor arc lighting systems in the mid to late 1870s, some of them powered by high-voltage alternating current, was followed in 1882 by Thomas Edison’s low voltage DC electric distribution “utility” designed for indoor business and residential use as an alternative to gas and oil-based lighting. In 1886 George Westinghouse began building an alternating current system that used a transformer to step up voltage for long-distance transmission and then stepped it back down for indoor lighting, a more efficient and less expensive system that directly competed for the market the Edison system was designed to serve. As many other electric companies joined in and the use of AC spread rapidly, Edison’s company made claims in early 1888 that alternating current was hazardous and inferior to the patented direct current system.
In the spring of 1888, a media furor arose over a series of deaths caused by pole-mounted high-voltage AC lines in New York City and around the country, attributed to the greed and callousness of the local AC-based lighting companies. In June of that year a New York electrical engineer named Harold P. Brown came to prominence as an opponent of the use of alternating current, claiming the AC-based lighting companies were putting the public at risk using high-voltages and installing it in a slipshod manner. Brown’s campaign immediately gained the assistance of Edison and his company, aiding Brown in his public electrocution of animals with AC, trying to claim that AC was more dangerous than DC. Historians noted, and documents from the period seem to show, that there grew to be collusion between the Edison company and Brown in their parallel attempts to limit the use of AC: assisting Brown’s attempt to push through legislation to control and severely limit AC installations and voltages (to the point of making it an ineffective power delivery system), providing technical assistance in Brown’s tests to show AC would be the best current to power the new electric chair, and colluding with Brown and Westinghouse’s chief AC rival, the Thomson-Houston Electric Company, to make sure the first electric chair was powered by a Westinghouse AC generator.
This was a period of industrial consolidation and by 1890 over a dozen electric companies had merged down to three; Edison (now Edison General Electric), Thomson-Houston, and Westinghouse. By the early 1890s the latter two were generating profits far in advance of the DC-based Edison company. During this period Thomas Edison left the electric power business and the company he founded was beginning to add AC technology to its system. Edison Electric’s institutional opposition to alternating current came to an end in 1892 when they merged with what had become their biggest competitor, the Thomson-Houston company, a merger that put the managers of Thomson-Houston in control of the new company, now called General Electric. The merger of the Edison company (along with its strong lighting patents) with Thomson-Houston (and its AC patents) created a company that now controlled three quarters of the US electrical business.[5][6]Westinghouse won the bid to supply electrical power for the World’s Columbian Exposition in 1893 and would go on that year to win the first contract at Niagara Falls. Their lead in the field quickly diminished with later contracts being split with General Electric.
There were several technical factors that drove the adoption of alternating-current over direct-current. The direct-current system generated and distributed electrical power at the same voltage as used by the customer’s lamps and motors. This required the use of large, costly distribution wires and forced generating plants to be near the loads. With the development of a practical transformer, alternating-current power could be sent long distances over relatively small wires at a conveniently high voltage, then reduced in voltage to that used by a customer. Alternating-current generating stations could be larger, more efficient, and the distribution wires were relatively less costly.
The lower cost of AC power distribution prevailed, though DC systems persisted in some urban areas throughout the 20th century.[7] While DC power is not used generally for the transmission of energy from power plants into homes as Edison and others intended, it is still common when distances are small. It is used widely in all modern electronic devices such as computers, telephones, and automotive systems.
However, George Westinghouse changed the face of the world with his inventions, patents, business sense, and personality. Check out the video to learn more about his successes. He is the forgotten role model that our country needs today to teach future generations of Americans that hard work and kindness pay off. George Westinghouse was one of the most successful men in the world. A respected engineer, inventor and America’s greatest industrialist. He was a pioneer of the industrial revolution and played a leading role in turning the United States from a young agrarian society into a modern economic powerhouse. The name “Westinghouse” has been a household name the world over for more than 100 years because of one man, his love of machines, and his desire to make the world a better place. The accomplishments that George Westinghouse had in his lifetime had a major impact on the way we live today. His work in the railroad industry with the Westinghouse air brake, the electrification of the world with Westinghouse alternating current, him being instrumental in developing natural gas as a fuel, and his impact on the shipping industry with the Westinghouse geared marine turbine engine. George Westinghouse was known as a good person. He always had a very good rapport with his workers. There was never a strike at any of the Westinghouse companies all the time he had control of them. And, you know, that was not common back in those days. He certainly was not motivated by greed or money. He really thought that his accomplishments would benefit mankind. And that alone was a driving force for him.
Via: Wikipedia, Westinghouse Video


sciencevibe--2020-06-19--Biggest Misconceptions About Universe By Everyday Folks [VIDEO]

Neil deGrasse Tyson is fantastic at explaining things !
In this video he address the fact that there are plenty of things scientists don ’ t understand about the universe , but for everyday folks , some of the biggest misconceptions are about the basics : time and size .
Neil DeGrasse Tyson was born and raised in New York City , and became an American astrophysicist , cosmologist , author , and science communicator .
after he discovered his love for the stars at an early age .
He studied at Harvard University , and eventually earned his doctorate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remains a popular TV science expert today and has amassed over 3.6 million followers on Twitter .
Tyson obsessively studied astronomy in his teens , and eventually even gained some fame in the astronomy community by giving lectures on the subject at the age of fifteen .
Astronomer Carl Sagan , who was a faculty member at Cornell University , tried to recruit Tyson to Cornell for undergraduate studies .
In his book , The Sky Is Not the Limit , Tyson wrote : My letter of application had been dripping with an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ office , unbeknownst to me , had forwarded my application to Carl Sagan ’ s attention .
Within weeks , I received a personal letter… Via : Produced by Darren Weaver and Kamelia Angelova .
Additional production by Kevin Reilly and Rob Ludacer .

Neil deGrasse Tyson is fantastic at explaining things! In this video he address the fact that there are plenty of things scientists don’t understand about the universe, but for everyday folks, some of the biggest misconceptions are about the basics: time and size.
Neil DeGrasse Tyson was born and raised in New York City, and became an American astrophysicist, cosmologist, author, and science communicator. after he discovered his love for the stars at an early age. He studied at Harvard University, and eventually earned his doctorate from Columbia University in 1991. Tyson remains a popular TV science expert today and has amassed over 3.6 million followers on Twitter.
Tyson obsessively studied astronomy in his teens, and eventually even gained some fame in the astronomy community by giving lectures on the subject at the age of fifteen. Astronomer Carl Sagan, who was a faculty member at Cornell University, tried to recruit Tyson to Cornell for undergraduate studies. In his book, The Sky Is Not the Limit, Tyson wrote:
My letter of application had been dripping with an interest in the universe. The admission office, unbeknownst to me, had forwarded my application to Carl Sagan’s attention. Within weeks, I received a personal letter…
Check out this Video – it’s great!
Via: Produced by Darren Weaver and Kamelia Angelova. Additional production by Kevin Reilly and Rob Ludacer.


sciencevibe--2020-06-19--“We exist in the Universe, and the Universe exists within us!”

“ What have we learned , in the last 50 years , is that , of course , not only do we exist in the Universe , but the Universe exists within us… ” or so says Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson .
Confused ?
Well watch this video and hear our Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson explains where all the elements on the Periodic Table came from and more .
Neil DeGrasse Tyson was born and raised in New York City , and became an American astrophysicist , cosmologist , author , and science communicator .
after he discovered his love @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He studied at Harvard University , and eventually earned his doctorate from Columbia University in 1991 .
Tyson remains a popular TV science expert today and has amassed over 3.6 million followers on Twitter .
Tyson obsessively studied astronomy in his teens , and eventually even gained some fame in the astronomy community by giving lectures on the subject at the age of fifteen .
Astronomer Carl Sagan , who was a faculty member at Cornell University , tried to recruit Tyson to Cornell for undergraduate studies .
In his book , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tyson wrote : My letter of application had been dripping with an interest in the universe .
The admission office , unbeknownst to me , had forwarded my application to Carl Sagan ’ s attention .
Within weeks , I received a personal letter…

“What have we learned, in the last 50 years, is that, of course, not only do we exist in the Universe, but the Universe exists within us…” or so says Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. Confused? Well watch this video and hear our Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson explains where all the elements on the Periodic Table came from and more.
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains “How Humans Match The Universe” & Vice Versa [VIDEO]
Neil DeGrasse Tyson was born and raised in New York City, and became an American astrophysicist, cosmologist, author, and science communicator. after he discovered his love for the stars at an early age. He studied at Harvard University, and eventually earned his doctorate from Columbia University in 1991. Tyson remains a popular TV science expert today and has amassed over 3.6 million followers on Twitter.
Tyson obsessively studied astronomy in his teens, and eventually even gained some fame in the astronomy community by giving lectures on the subject at the age of fifteen. Astronomer Carl Sagan, who was a faculty member at Cornell University, tried to recruit Tyson to Cornell for undergraduate studies. In his book, The Sky Is Not the Limit, Tyson wrote:
My letter of application had been dripping with an interest in the universe. The admission office, unbeknownst to me, had forwarded my application to Carl Sagan’s attention. Within weeks, I received a personal letter…
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sciencevibe--2020-06-19--MUSK TO EARTH: “Become Multiplanetary or Die!”

‘ The future of humanity is going to bifurcate in two directions : Either it ’ s going to become multiplanetary , or it ’ s going to remain confined to one planet and eventually there ’ s going to be an extinction event.
” So says Elon Musk !
Musk , SpaceX CEO and businessman , was influenced by Isaac Asimov ’ s Foundation series and views space exploration as an important step in expanding—if not preserving—the consciousness of human life .
Musk said that multiplanetary life may serve as a hedge against threats to the survival of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ super volcano could destroy us , and we face risks the dinosaurs never saw : an engineered virus , inadvertent creation of a micro black hole , catastrophic global warming or some as-yet-unknown technology could spell the end of us .
Humankind evolved over millions of years , but in the last sixty years atomic weaponry created the potential to extinguish ourselves .
Sooner or later , we must expand life beyond this green and blue ball—or go extinct .
Elon Reeve Musk was born June 28 , 1971 , and is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , engineer and inventor .
He is the founder , CEO , and CTO of SpaceX ; co-founder , CEO , and product architect of Tesla Motors ; co-founder and chairman of SolarCity ; co-chairman of OpenAI ; co-founder of Zip2 ; and founder of X.com which merged with PayPal of Confinity .
As of June 2016 , he has an estimated net worth of US $ 11.5 billion , making him the 83rd wealthiest person in the world .
During the conference , Musk reiterated that Mars is the best choice for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ System due to the presence of essential elements vital in making life thrive like some form of gasses and icy water .
Mars also has more gravity compared to the moon making it a much better option for habitability .
However , he made it clear that “ I don ’ t have a doomsday prophesy !
” Musk has stated that the goals of SolarCity , Tesla Motors , and SpaceX revolve around his vision to change the world and humanity .
His goals include reducing global warming through sustainable energy production @ @ @ @ @ @ @ risk of human extinction ” by “ making life multiplanetary ” by setting up a human colony on Mars .
In addition to his primary business pursuits , he has also envisioned a high-speed transportation system known as the Hyperloop , and has proposed a VTOL supersonic jet aircraft with electric fan propulsion , known as the Musk electric jet .

‘The future of humanity is going to bifurcate in two directions: Either it’s going to become multiplanetary, or it’s going to remain confined to one planet and eventually there’s going to be an extinction event.” So says Elon Musk! Musk, SpaceX CEO and businessman, was influenced by Isaac Asimov’s Foundation series and views space exploration as an important step in expanding—if not preserving—the consciousness of human life. Musk said that multiplanetary life may serve as a hedge against threats to the survival of the human species.
An asteroid or a super volcano could destroy us, and we face risks the dinosaurs never saw: an engineered virus, inadvertent creation of a micro black hole, catastrophic global warming or some as-yet-unknown technology could spell the end of us. Humankind evolved over millions of years, but in the last sixty years atomic weaponry created the potential to extinguish ourselves. Sooner or later, we must expand life beyond this green and blue ball—or go extinct.
Elon Reeve Musk was born June 28, 1971, and is a South African-born Canadian-American business magnate, investor, engineer and inventor. He is the founder, CEO, and CTO of SpaceX; co-founder, CEO, and product architect of Tesla Motors; co-founder and chairman of SolarCity; co-chairman of OpenAI; co-founder of Zip2; and founder of X.com which merged with PayPal of Confinity. As of June 2016, he has an estimated net worth of US $11.5 billion, making him the 83rd wealthiest person in the world.
During the conference, Musk reiterated that Mars is the best choice for a second habitable planet within the Solar System due to the presence of essential elements vital in making life thrive like some form of gasses and icy water. Mars also has more gravity compared to the moon making it a much better option for habitability. However, he made it clear that “I don’t have a doomsday prophesy!”
Musk has stated that the goals of SolarCity, Tesla Motors, and SpaceX revolve around his vision to change the world and humanity. His goals include reducing global warming through sustainable energy production and consumption, and reducing the “risk of human extinction” by “making life multiplanetary” by setting up a human colony on Mars. In addition to his primary business pursuits, he has also envisioned a high-speed transportation system known as the Hyperloop, and has proposed a VTOL supersonic jet aircraft with electric fan propulsion, known as the Musk electric jet.


sciencevibe--2020-06-19--“There is a cult of ignorance in the United States,” says Asimov

Make no mistake when somebody says , “ There is a cult of ignorance in the United States , ” especially when Isaac Asimov says it !
And he means it !
Read that famous quote and more ISAAC ASIMOV great and Famous Quotes…Here is how Isaac Asimov summed up the home race : “ I wish that I could say I was optimistic about the human race .
I love us all , but we are so stupid and shortsighted that I wonder if we can lift our eyes to the world about us long enough not to commit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ignorance in the United States , and there always has been .
The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life , nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “ my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.
” Isaac Asimov was born on January 2 , 1920 , in Petrovichi , Russia .
As a toddler he immigrated with his family to the United States to become a biochemistry professor , and to pursue a vocation that would define worldwide @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was published was Pebble in the Sky which appeared in 1950 .
He was a prolific author who penned nearly 500 books , he published influential sci-fi works like I , Robot and the Foundation trilogy , as well as books in a variety of other genres .
Asimov wrote on many subjects outside of science fiction , tackling such diverse topics as astronomy , biology , math , religion and literary biography .
Titles included The Human Body ( 1963 ) , Asimov ’ s Guide to the Bible ( 1969 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A ( 1976 ) and his 1979 autobiography , In Memory Yet Green .
He was a tireless writer and spent a great deal of time in solitude , working on manuscripts and only occasionally could be persuaded by family to take breaks and vacations .
By December 1984 , he had written 300 books , ultimately writing nearly 500 .
Asimov died in New York City on April 6 , 1992 .
The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom .
Violence is @ @ @ @ @ @ @

Make no mistake when somebody says, “There is a cult of ignorance in the United States,” especially when Isaac Asimov says it! And he means it! Read that famous quote and more ISAAC ASIMOV great and Famous Quotes…Here is how Isaac Asimov summed up the home race: “I wish that I could say I was optimistic about the human race. I love us all, but we are so stupid and shortsighted that I wonder if we can lift our eyes to the world about us long enough not to commit suicide.
There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there always has been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.”
Isaac Asimov was born on January 2, 1920, in Petrovichi, Russia. As a toddler he immigrated with his family to the United States to become a biochemistry professor, and to pursue a vocation that would define worldwide – writing. His first novel that was published was Pebble in the Sky which appeared in 1950. He was a prolific author who penned nearly 500 books, he published influential sci-fi works like I, Robot and the Foundation trilogy, as well as books in a variety of other genres.
Asimov wrote on many subjects outside of science fiction, tackling such diverse topics as astronomy, biology, math, religion and literary biography. Titles included The Human Body (1963), Asimov’s Guide to the Bible (1969), the mystery Murder at the AB A (1976) and his 1979 autobiography, In Memory Yet Green.
He was a tireless writer and spent a great deal of time in solitude, working on manuscripts and only occasionally could be persuaded by family to take breaks and vacations. By December 1984, he had written 300 books, ultimately writing nearly 500. Asimov died in New York City on April 6, 1992.
The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom.
Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent.


sciencevibe--2020-06-17--Stephen Hawking Knew What Happened Before the Big Bang!

At the time of the Big Bang , all the matter in the universe was smooshed into an incredibly hot , infinitely dense speck of matter .
But what happened before that ?
It turns out , famed physicist Stephen Hawking has an answer , which he gave in an interview with his almost-as-famous fellow scientist , Neil deGrasse Tyson .
Hawking discusses these ideas and others on the series finale of Tyson ’ s “ StarTalk ” TV show , which airs this Sunday ( March 4 ) at 11 p.m .
ET on the National Geographic Channel .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ What was there before there was anything ?
” relies on a theory known as the “ no-boundary proposal.
” “ The boundary condition of the universe … is that it has no boundary , ” Hawking told Tyson , according to Popular Science .
To understand the theory better , grab your universal remote ( that is , your remote that controls the universe ) , and hit Rewind .
As scientists know now , the universe is constantly expanding .
As you move backward in time , then , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about 13.8 billion years ) , and the entire universe shrinks to the size of a single atom , Hawking said .
This subatomic ball of everything is known as the singularity ( not to be confused with the technological singularity during which artificial intelligence will overtake humans ) .
Inside this extremely small , massively dense speck of heat and energy , the laws of physics and time as we know them cease to function .
Put another way , time as we understand it literally did not exist before the universe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arrow of time shrinks infinitely as the universe becomes smaller and smaller , never reaching a clear starting point .
According to TechTimes , Hawking says during the show that before the Big Bang , time was bent — “ It was always reaching closer to nothing but didn ’ t become nothing , ” according to the article .
Essentially , “ there was never a Big Bang that produced something from nothing .
It just seemed that way from mankind ’ s point of perspective.
” In in a lecture on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Events before the Big Bang are simply not defined because there ’ s no way one could measure what happened at them .
Since events before the Big Bang have no observational consequences , one may as well cut them out of the theory , and say that time began at the Big Bang.
” This isn ’ t the first time Hawking has discussed this theory .
He previously delivered lectures on the topic and starred in a free documentary about it , available on YouTube .
Tune into StarTalk on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deeper on the subject , as well whether Isaac Newton wouldld be more excited to learn about black holes or Tinder .

At the time of the Big Bang, all the matter in the universe was smooshed into an incredibly hot, infinitely dense speck of matter.
But what happened before that? It turns out, famed physicist Stephen Hawking has an answer, which he gave in an interview with his almost-as-famous fellow scientist, Neil deGrasse Tyson. Hawking discusses these ideas and others on the series finale of Tyson’s “StarTalk” TV show, which airs this Sunday (March 4) at 11 p.m. ET on the National Geographic Channel.
Hawking’s answer to the question “What was there before there was anything?” relies on a theory known as the “no-boundary proposal.”
“The boundary condition of the universe … is that it has no boundary,” Hawking told Tyson, according to Popular Science.
To understand the theory better, grab your universal remote (that is, your remote that controls the universe), and hit Rewind. As scientists know now, the universe is constantly expanding. As you move backward in time, then, the universe contracts. Rewind far enough (about 13.8 billion years), and the entire universe shrinks to the size of a single atom, Hawking said.
This subatomic ball of everything is known as the singularity (not to be confused with the technological singularity during which artificial intelligence will overtake humans). Inside this extremely small, massively dense speck of heat and energy, the laws of physics and time as we know them cease to function. Put another way, time as we understand it literally did not exist before the universe started to expand. Rather, the arrow of time shrinks infinitely as the universe becomes smaller and smaller, never reaching a clear starting point.
According to TechTimes, Hawking says during the show that before the Big Bang, time was bent — “It was always reaching closer to nothing but didn’t become nothing,” according to the article. Essentially, “there was never a Big Bang that produced something from nothing. It just seemed that way from mankind’s point of perspective.”
In in a lecture on the no-boundary proposal, Hawking wrote: “Events before the Big Bang are simply not defined because there’s no way one could measure what happened at them. Since events before the Big Bang have no observational consequences, one may as well cut them out of the theory, and say that time began at the Big Bang.”
This isn’t the first time Hawking has discussed this theory. He previously delivered lectures on the topic and starred in a free documentary about it, available on YouTube. Tune into StarTalk on Sunday to hear Tyson and Hawking delve deeper on the subject, as well whether Isaac Newton wouldld be more excited to learn about black holes or Tinder.
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sciencevibe--2020-06-15--Science Deniers Are Destroying America!

Science Deniers Are Destroying America!

In April , renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson took to Facebook to encourage Americans to become more scientifically literate .
In the video , which he titled “ Science in America , ” Tyson argued that science denial could erode democracy .
Tyson opened the video with a reminder that the United States rose up from a “ backwoods country ” to become “ one of the greatest nations the world has ever known.
” And we have science to thank for that .
“ We pioneered industries , ” Tyson claims .
“ Science is a fundamental part of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , that is at risk , he argues .
“ People have lost the ability to judge what is true and what is not , ” he commented , before adding , “ It ’ s not something to say ‘ I choose not to believe E=mc^2 .
You don ’ t have that option….And the sooner you understand that , the faster we can get on with the political conversations about how to solve the problems that face us.
” Tyson has been frustrated by the denial of Science for some time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Maher show , he got into a showdown with the host about the politics of rejecting science .
“ Let ’ s not pretend that Democrats and Republicans equally deny science , ” Maher began .
“ Don ’ t be too high and might there , ” Tyson pushed back .
“ Because there are certain aspects of science denials that are squarely in the liberal left.
” “ I know one , but I don ’ t want to get into it , ” Maher said .
That ’ s when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ !
” Tyson also explained that liberals tend to believe in “ alternative medicine.
” This is an area sensitive to Maher , who has had questionable positions on healthcare .
Tyson ’ s point ?
Republicans need to stop denying climate change .
That ’ s not up for debate .
But liberals have their work cut out for them too .

In April, renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson took to Facebook to encourage Americans to become more scientifically literate. In the video, which he titled “Science in America,” Tyson argued that science denial could erode democracy.
Tyson opened the video with a reminder that the United States rose up from a “backwoods country” to become “one of the greatest nations the world has ever known.” And we have science to thank for that.
“We pioneered industries,” Tyson claims. “Science is a fundamental part of the country that we are.
Now, that is at risk, he argues.
“People have lost the ability to judge what is true and what is not,” he commented, before adding, “It’s not something to say ‘I choose not to believe E=mc^2. You don’t have that option….And the sooner you understand that, the faster we can get on with the political conversations about how to solve the problems that face us.”
Tyson has been frustrated by the denial of Science for some time. When he appeared on the Bill Maher show, he got into a showdown with the host about the politics of rejecting science.
“Let’s not pretend that Democrats and Republicans equally deny science,” Maher began.
“Don’t be too high and might there,” Tyson pushed back. “Because there are certain aspects of science denials that are squarely in the liberal left.”
“I know one, but I don’t want to get into it,” Maher said. That’s when the panelists yelled out, “Vaccines!”
Tyson also explained that liberals tend to believe in “alternative medicine.” This is an area sensitive to Maher, who has had questionable positions on healthcare.
Tyson’s point? Republicans need to stop denying climate change. That’s not up for debate. But liberals have their work cut out for them too.


sciencevibe--2020-06-22--Anti-Science Bias Is a Recipe For Disaster Says Infectious Disease Expert

“ One of the problems we face in the United States is that unfortunately , there is a combination of an anti-science bias that people are – for reasons that sometimes are , you know , inconceivable and not understandable – they just don ’ t believe science and they don ’ t believe authority , ” Fauci said on a US Department of Health and Human Services ’ podcast , Learning Curve .
Dr. Anthony Fauci , is the top US infectious-disease expert .
And it ’ s a top down problem .
Fauci is afraid of people who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ risks to health was “ inconceivable ” .
He ’ s has recommended time after time to not takes chances with your own health and the health of others .
But as we all know the big problem is that some of our leaders are putting their ambitions ahead of safety .
“ When they see someone up in the White House , which has an air of authority to it , who ’ s talking about science , that there are some people who just don ’ t believe that – and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know , science is truth , ” Fauci said .
“ If you go by the evidence and by the data , you ’ re speaking the truth and it ’ s amazing sometimes , the denial there is , ” Fauci said .
“ It ’ s the same thing that gets people who are anti-vaxxers – who don ’ t want people to get vaccinated , even though the data clearly indicate the safety of vaccines .
That ’ s really a problem .
”

“One of the problems we face in the United States is that unfortunately, there is a combination of an anti-science bias that people are – for reasons that sometimes are, you know, inconceivable and not understandable – they just don’t believe science and they don’t believe authority,” Fauci said on a US Department of Health and Human Services’ podcast, Learning Curve. Dr. Anthony Fauci, is the top US infectious-disease expert. And it’s a top down problem.
Fauci is afraid of people who ignore the science for COVID-19 despite obvious risks to health was “inconceivable”. He’s has recommended time after time to not takes chances with your own health and the health of others. But as we all know the big problem is that some of our leaders are putting their ambitions ahead of safety.
“When they see someone up in the White House, which has an air of authority to it, who’s talking about science, that there are some people who just don’t believe that – and that’s unfortunate because, you know, science is truth,” Fauci said.
“If you go by the evidence and by the data, you’re speaking the truth and it’s amazing sometimes, the denial there is,” Fauci said.
“It’s the same thing that gets people who are anti-vaxxers – who don’t want people to get vaccinated, even though the data clearly indicate the safety of vaccines. That’s really a problem.”


sciencevibe--2020-06-25--IF Yellowstone “Supervolcano” Eurpts, Its Impact Will Be Worldwide

The USGS says that : If that if the Yellowstone “ Supervolcano ” has a caldera-forming eruption , its devastating effects would be felt worldwide .
The most likely explosive event to occur at Yellowstone technically named a hydrothermal explosion—a rock-hurling geyser eruption—or a lava flow .
But that is only the beginning because such a giant eruption would have regional effects such as falling ash and short-term ( years to decades ) changes to global climate .
Wind carried sulfur aerosol and the lightest ash particles around the planet and likely caused a notable decrease in temperatures around the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ states of Montana , Idaho , and Wyoming that are closest to Yellowstone would be affected by pyroclastic flows , while other places in the United States would be impacted by falling ash ( the amount of ash would decrease with distance from the eruption site ) .
Such eruptions usually form calderas , broad volcanic depressions created as the ground surface collapses as a result of the withdrawal of partially molten rock ( magma ) below .
The term “ supervolcano ” implies a volcanic center that has had an eruption of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( VEI ) , meaning that at one point in time it erupted more than 1,000 cubic kilometers ( 240 cubic miles ) of material .
In the early 2000s , the term “ supereruption ” began being used as a catchy way to describe VEI 8 eruptions .
The most recent volcanic activity at Yellowstone consisted of rhyolitic lava flows that erupted approximately 70,000 years ago .
The largest of these flows formed the Pitchstone Plateau in southwestern Yellowstone National Park .
Knowledge about past eruptions of Yellowstone combined with mathematical models @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where and how much ashfall will occur in possible future eruptions .
During the three caldera-forming eruptions that occurred between 2.1 million and 640,000 years ago , tiny particles of volcanic ash covered much of the western half of North America .
That ash was likely a third of a meter deep several hundred kilometers from Yellowstone and several centimeters deep farther away .
Wind carried sulfur aerosol and the lightest ash particles around the planet and likely caused a notable decrease in temperatures around the globe .
SOURCE USGS : What type @ @ @ @ @ @ @ erupts again ?

The USGS says that: If that if the Yellowstone “Supervolcano” has a caldera-forming eruption, its devastating effects would be felt worldwide. The most likely explosive event to occur at Yellowstone technically named a hydrothermal explosion—a rock-hurling geyser eruption—or a lava flow. But that is only the beginning because such a giant eruption would have regional effects such as falling ash and short-term (years to decades) changes to global climate. Wind carried sulfur aerosol and the lightest ash particles around the planet and likely caused a notable decrease in temperatures around the globe.
Those parts of the surrounding states of Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming that are closest to Yellowstone would be affected by pyroclastic flows, while other places in the United States would be impacted by falling ash (the amount of ash would decrease with distance from the eruption site). Such eruptions usually form calderas, broad volcanic depressions created as the ground surface collapses as a result of the withdrawal of partially molten rock (magma) below.
The term “supervolcano” implies a volcanic center that has had an eruption of magnitude 8 on the Volcano Explosivity Index (VEI), meaning that at one point in time it erupted more than 1,000 cubic kilometers (240 cubic miles) of material. In the early 2000s, the term “supereruption” began being used as a catchy way to describe VEI 8 eruptions.
Comparison of volumes of magma erupted from selected volcanoes within the last 2 million years.
The most recent volcanic activity at Yellowstone consisted of rhyolitic lava flows that erupted approximately 70,000 years ago. The largest of these flows formed the Pitchstone Plateau in southwestern Yellowstone National Park.
Knowledge about past eruptions of Yellowstone combined with mathematical models of volcanic ash dispersion help scientists determine where and how much ashfall will occur in possible future eruptions. During the three caldera-forming eruptions that occurred between 2.1 million and 640,000 years ago, tiny particles of volcanic ash covered much of the western half of North America. That ash was likely a third of a meter deep several hundred kilometers from Yellowstone and several centimeters deep farther away. Wind carried sulfur aerosol and the lightest ash particles around the planet and likely caused a notable decrease in temperatures around the globe.
Map of Ash Fallout in USA
SOURCE USGS: What type of eruption will Yellowstone have if it erupts again?


sciencevibe--2020-07-14--Tom Hanks shares his COVID pain and experience!!!

“ I don ’ t get it , I simply do not get it , it is literally the least you can do , ” he told the Associated Press .
“ I wouldn ’ t trust them with a driver ’ s license .
I mean , when you drive a car you ’ ve got to obey speed limits , you ’ ve got to use your turn signals , you ’ ve got to avoid hitting pedestrians .
If you can ’ t do those three things then I get it – you shouldn ’ t be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can ’ t wear a mask , wash your hands , and social distance I ’ ve got no respect for you , man .
I don ’ t buy your argument.
” Tom Hanks didn ’ t name names , but decried the overall U.S. response to COVID-19 during a 10-minute appearance on Today on Tuesday .
( Watch video clips below . )
“ There ’ s a darkness on the edge of town here , folks , ” he said .
“ Let ’ s not confuse the fact .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ You can say , ‘ Well , traffic accidents kill a lot of people too.
’ But traffic accidents happen because a lot of drivers aren ’ t doing their part .
They ’ re not using their turn signals .
They ’ re driving too fast , they ’ re not paying attention.
” Hanks and his wife , Rita Wilson , tested positive for the coronavirus in mid-March , a stunning development that drove home the ubiquity and seriousness of the disease .
While the couple recovered and don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ state of affairs in the U.S. is not encouraging , though he did not go after individual political leaders or institutions .
Rather , he described the letdown as societal .
“ Our discomfort because of the virus was pretty much done in two weeks and we had very different reactions , ” he told The Guardian .
“ My wife lost her sense of taste and smell , she had severe nausea , she had a much higher fever than I did .
I just had crippling body aches , I was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ couldn ’ t concentrate on anything for more than about 12 minutes .
That last bit is kinda like my natural state anyway.
” “ I don ’ t want to dismiss our symptoms , we felt rotten , ” Hanks said in the interview with Today .
“ I had body aches .
Crippling , cracking body aches , ” though he stressed that he wasn ’ t worried during his stay .
“ The Australian officials put us in the hospital , and they kept very strict attention on our fevers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were going to be in trouble ; our lungs , because if they had filled up or scarred we were going to be in trouble ; and the levels of our oxygen .
”

Tom Hanks speaks out!
“I don’t get it, I simply do not get it, it is literally the least you can do,” he told the Associated Press. “I wouldn’t trust them with a driver’s license. I mean, when you drive a car you’ve got to obey speed limits, you’ve got to use your turn signals, you’ve got to avoid hitting pedestrians. If you can’t do those three things then I get it – you shouldn’t be driving a car.
“If you can’t wear a mask, wash your hands, and social distance I’ve got no respect for you, man. I don’t buy your argument.”
Tom Hanks didn’t name names, but decried the overall U.S. response to COVID-19 during a 10-minute appearance on Today on Tuesday. (Watch video clips below.)
“There’s a darkness on the edge of town here, folks,” he said. “Let’s not confuse the fact. It’s killing people. … You can say, ‘Well, traffic accidents kill a lot of people too.’ But traffic accidents happen because a lot of drivers aren’t doing their part. They’re not using their turn signals. They’re driving too fast, they’re not paying attention.”
Hanks and his wife, Rita Wilson, tested positive for the coronavirus in mid-March, a stunning development that drove home the ubiquity and seriousness of the disease. While the couple recovered and don’t have lingering effects, Hanks said the state of affairs in the U.S. is not encouraging, though he did not go after individual political leaders or institutions. Rather, he described the letdown as societal.
“Our discomfort because of the virus was pretty much done in two weeks and we had very different reactions,” he told The Guardian. “My wife lost her sense of taste and smell, she had severe nausea, she had a much higher fever than I did. I just had crippling body aches, I was very fatigued all the time and I couldn’t concentrate on anything for more than about 12 minutes. That last bit is kinda like my natural state anyway.”
.@tomhanks says he has "no respect" for those who choose to not wear a mask: "It is literally the least you can do." pic.twitter.com/uwgdzEFrWy — AP Entertainment (@APEntertainment) July 6, 2020
“I don’t want to dismiss our symptoms, we felt rotten,” Hanks said in the interview with Today. “I had body aches. Crippling, cracking body aches,” though he stressed that he wasn’t worried during his stay.
“The Australian officials put us in the hospital, and they kept very strict attention on our fevers because if they had spiked, we were going to be in trouble; our lungs, because if they had filled up or scarred we were going to be in trouble; and the levels of our oxygen.”


sciencevibe--2020-07-14--Mathematician Does The Seemingly Impossible…Watch Video!

Are you ready to be bamboozled ?
Dig this…Stanford University ’ s Tadashi Tokiedacircular magically slides disk through a slightly smaller square hole ?
Impossible your brain says ?
Well , watch thelatest video from Numberphile , that shows a round peg really can go in a square hole .
“ I made a square hole in this sheet of paper , and a coaster , a circular coaster , ” explains Tokieda in the video .
“ I fold the paper in a mysterious fashion , and I can pass the coaster through the hole.
” But , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at all .
“ I didn ’ t stretch , let alone tear , and yet when I fold the sheet back in a judicious way , the coaster does go through the square that is bigger than the hole .
How is this possible ?
” Well thankfully for the likes of you and me , Tokieda doesn ’ t leave us baffled for too long , and gets down to explaining exactly how he achieved the seemingly impossible .
“ I ’ m willing to give away the secret for free @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ It has to do with the intrinsic , or inner dimension , of this piece of paper , which is two dimensions , and the fact that this sheet evolves , or flourishes , in the ambient three dimensional space .
There is some elbow room , there is some ambient space.
” Nope ?
Still as confused as us ?
Well it has to do with the fact that , while in two dimensions the hole is indeed too small for the coaster to fit through , by taking the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ able to bring two sides of the square together , which forms a wider slit than the disk and allows it to pass through .
“ This is all possible because when we do this maneuver , you ’ re allowing the whole thing to come out into 3D and then come back down [ into 2D ] , ” Tokieda continues .
“ This fact that you can escape into the ambient third dimension and come back in… gives you this.
” If you ’ re still a little fuzzy , then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s much better at explaining it all , and there is even some Pythagoras thrown in .
And you thought you ’ d never need to use that math again , didn ’ t you ?

Are you ready to be bamboozled? Dig this…Stanford University’s Tadashi Tokiedacircular magically slides disk through a slightly smaller square hole?
Impossible your brain says? Well, watch thelatest video from Numberphile, that shows a round peg really can go in a square hole.
“I made a square hole in this sheet of paper, and a coaster, a circular coaster,” explains Tokieda in the video. “I fold the paper in a mysterious fashion, and I can pass the coaster through the hole.”
But, as Tokieda stresses, he is not cheating at all. “I didn’t stretch, let alone tear, and yet when I fold the sheet back in a judicious way, the coaster does go through the square that is bigger than the hole. How is this possible?”
Well thankfully for the likes of you and me, Tokieda doesn’t leave us baffled for too long, and gets down to explaining exactly how he achieved the seemingly impossible.
“I’m willing to give away the secret for free on this occasion,” Tokieda says. “It has to do with the intrinsic, or inner dimension, of this piece of paper, which is two dimensions, and the fact that this sheet evolves, or flourishes, in the ambient three dimensional space. There is some elbow room, there is some ambient space.”
Ahhh, well I’m glad that’s cleared up!
Nope? Still as confused as us? Well it has to do with the fact that, while in two dimensions the hole is indeed too small for the coaster to fit through, by taking the paper into three dimensions, you are able to bring two sides of the square together, which forms a wider slit than the disk and allows it to pass through.
“This is all possible because when we do this maneuver, you’re allowing the whole thing to come out into 3D and then come back down [into 2D],” Tokieda continues. “This fact that you can escape into the ambient third dimension and come back in… gives you this.”
If you’re still a little fuzzy, then watch Tokieda in action. He’s much better at explaining it all, and there is even some Pythagoras thrown in. And you thought you’d never need to use that math again, didn’t you?


sciencevibe--2020-07-14--Flat-Earther Explains Why Nobody Has Fallen Off The Edge…

An ardent flat-earther has answered the age old question of : ‘ Well , why don ’ t you fall off the edge of the Earth ?
’ “ Fall off into what , do you know what I ’ m saying ?
There ’ s no edge .
This is a misconception , ” Murphy told Unilad .
“ The way we see it is it ’ s an enclosed system .
There ’ s water above , there ’ s the firmament – or the dome – and there ’ s water above it and water below it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , there ’ s no anti-gravity allowing us to float around and find other Suns and stuff.
” So nobody falls off the edge because we ’ re all in a massive snow globe .
Pretty convincing stuff .
So says Flat Earth conspiracies abounds and Connor Murphy reckons the “ snow globe ” is the right one .
Connor , is the son of famous flat-earther Dave Murphy , spoke about NASA , the Sun , Photoshop and pretty much everything you ’ ve ever wanted to ask someone who thinks the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from space is a giant con .
In the interview , Murphy went on to accuse NASA of covering up that the Earth was flat in order to make more money , before contradicting his earlier view that we don ’ t fall off because we ’ re in a dome .
“ Basically if you can imagine the globe squashed down with Antarctica instead of being its own continent , being the perimeter around the side .
So a lot of people say that ’ s an ice wall .
It ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” So the reason why we don ’ t fall off is because of the big ice wall , and if you get past that you hit the dome .
Don ’ t you feel better know Connor is out there thinking this all through for our benefit .
More insanity in the video below .

An ardent flat-earther has answered the age old question of: ‘Well, why don’t you fall off the edge of the Earth?’
“Fall off into what, do you know what I’m saying? There’s no edge. This is a misconception,” Murphy told Unilad.
“The way we see it is it’s an enclosed system. There’s water above, there’s the firmament – or the dome – and there’s water above it and water below it and there’s no leaving it, there’s no anti-gravity allowing us to float around and find other Suns and stuff.”
So nobody falls off the edge because we’re all in a massive snow globe. Pretty convincing stuff.
So says Flat Earth conspiracies abounds and Connor Murphy reckons the “snow globe” is the right one. Connor, is the son of famous flat-earther Dave Murphy, spoke about NASA, the Sun, Photoshop and pretty much everything you’ve ever wanted to ask someone who thinks the reason you see the curvature of Earth from space is a giant con.
In the interview, Murphy went on to accuse NASA of covering up that the Earth was flat in order to make more money, before contradicting his earlier view that we don’t fall off because we’re in a dome.
“Basically if you can imagine the globe squashed down with Antarctica instead of being its own continent, being the perimeter around the side. So a lot of people say that’s an ice wall. It’s more like a shelf or cliff.”
So the reason why we don’t fall off is because of the big ice wall, and if you get past that you hit the dome. Don’t you feel better know Connor is out there thinking this all through for our benefit.
More insanity in the video below.


sciencevibe--2020-07-15--NASA’S SURPRISE “Actually there is Life on Mars…after all…”

As Planetary Protection Officer , her Job is to Keep Mars Clean .
And that ’ s not easy !
Dr. Conley ’ s job is to protect other planets from Earth and since Mars is currently being visited by our spacecraft – it tops the list .
Basically we have been invading Mars since November 1971 ever since the Soviet Mars 2 Lander crashed .
And no doubt that some earth borne bacteria was released !
Basically it analogous to Chinese Freighter bring invasive species to our waters .
As Planetary Protection Officer , Dr. Conley ’ s job @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she puts it , “ If we ’ re going to look for life on Mars , it would be really kind of lame to bring Earth life and find that instead.
” But NASA scientists are certain the the microbes that have hitchhiked from Earth are still around .
Because even with the inhospitable environment found on Mars which is cold , dry and bombarded by ultraviolet light — it takes time for them to die off .
But it is entirely possible that some bacteria and residual microbes could actually not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s has even designated areas that are off limit and have prohibited the Opportunity and Curiosity from visiting what are known as “ special regions ” — places that Earth bacteria might happily call home .
At launch of Curiosity , NASA scientists estimate that there were probably 20,000 to 40,000 heat-resistant bacterial spores onboard and perhaps 100 or 1,000 times more microbes not counted .
And what happens with astronauts , carrying a slew of Earth microbes , arrive to colonize Mars ?
“ We actually do need to be careful , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ associate administrator for science , said , adding , “ We do need to watch what we ’ re doing , because there could be life on Mars .
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As Planetary Protection Officer, her Job is to Keep Mars Clean. And that’s not easy!
Dr. Conley’s job is to protect other planets from Earth and since Mars is currently being visited by our spacecraft – it tops the list. Basically we have been invading Mars since November 1971 ever since the Soviet Mars 2 Lander crashed. And no doubt that some earth borne bacteria was released! Basically it analogous to Chinese Freighter bring invasive species to our waters.
As Planetary Protection Officer, Dr. Conley’s job is to Keep Mars Clean. As she puts it, “If we’re going to look for life on Mars, it would be really kind of lame to bring Earth life and find that instead.” But NASA scientists are certain the the microbes that have hitchhiked from Earth are still around. Because even with the inhospitable environment found on Mars which is cold, dry and bombarded by ultraviolet light — it takes time for them to die off. But it is entirely possible that some bacteria and residual microbes could actually not only survive but thrive.
NASA’s has even designated areas that are off limit and have prohibited the Opportunity and Curiosity from visiting what are known as “special regions” — places that Earth bacteria might happily call home. At launch of Curiosity, NASA scientists estimate that there were probably 20,000 to 40,000 heat-resistant bacterial spores onboard and perhaps 100 or 1,000 times more microbes not counted.
And what happens with astronauts, carrying a slew of Earth microbes, arrive to colonize Mars?
“We actually do need to be careful,” Dr. Grunsfeld, NASA’s associate administrator for science, said, adding, “We do need to watch what we’re doing, because there could be life on Mars.”
Via: NY Times


sciencevibe--2020-07-12--Valiant Thor Was An Alien From Venus Who Lived At Pentagon…WTF?

His name is Valiant Thor ; he looks human , but he has some key physiological differences .
He is from Venus .
One of the great tenants of the huge Extra Terrestrial/UFO lore that has blanketed conspiracy theories for over 80 years , and one which has enthralled certain fringe ‘ believers ’ : the story of Valiant Thor .
DR. FRANK E. STRANGES The story stems from a book by Dr. Frank E. Stranges , “ Stranger at the Pentagon “ , first published in 1967 .
Dr. Stranges ( not the Marvel one ) was a Christian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as well as being a UFO hunter and freelance private investigator .
He is perhaps more famous for being an extensive author on the subject of alien intervention and even used his evangelical organisation to publish his UFO literature .
He ’ s a unique figure in the conspiracy world as a devout Christian preacher who was able to reconcile his biblical preaching with his fervent belief and self-proclaimed first hand interaction with E.T .
lifeforms .
You can read some excerpts from the book at Bibliotecapleyades .
VALIANT THOR In the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1958 he was given photographs of ‘ Val ’ Valiant Thor and his second in command Jill and that he had been displaying these photographs as proof of their existence at lecture tours he was giving in his National Evangelistic Centers .
It was then at one of these lectures , for the release of his book SAUCERAMA in 1959 , he was approached by a woman named Nancy Warren , a Pentagon insider , who offered him the chance to meet Val and speak with him .
The story Val presented him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Alexandria , Virginia Val ’ s ship the Victor One landed and he and his crew of three , Jill , Donn and Tanyia , were greeted by two police officers , and after some quick thought transference , had them call their superior officer , who called the Pentagon and a meeting was arranged with Neil H. McElroy , the Secretary of Defence .
Once McElroy confirmed the veracity of Val ’ s claims he was ushered through an underground tunnel to the White House where he met with President Dwight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Now already this story is seeming a little hard to follow , and like cornflakes made of sandpaper , even harder to swallow .
But hold on to your tinfoil hat as it ’ s about to get really weird .
According to Dr. Stranges he , and others , were sought out by Val as being devout followers of the word of Jesus Christ .
See after the post : NASA Scientist Tells Us That “ Somebody Else ” Is On The Moon .
Why Did NASA Hide This ?
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@ @ @ @ @ @ @ know as both the Son of God , and God himself is not just the savior of mankind and the planet Earth , but of Venutians and Venus and all life in the Universe at large .
That the Bible exists in all life supporting planets , be it in book form or as a thought pattern .
This is the word of Valiant Thor .
The word he came to preach to mankind , but when asked not to by Eisenhower and Nixon he was content to forgo his mission and acquiesce @ @ @ @ @ @ @ book was published in 1967 Dr. Stranges continued to report of his visits by Val ( who apparently never went by Thor , so as not to be confused with Chris Hemsworth obviously ) and that Val saved his life on at least three occasions , thus allowing him to continue preaching the galactic word of Jesus .
It ’ s here that we intersect with this story as , in our D.U.M.Bs in Dulce : The Ballad of Phil Schneider episode we told you how Phil claims his father , Oscar Schneider @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Thor and Phil displayed a photograph on his lecture tours supposedly showing Oscar Schneider sitting behind Val on board the USS Eldridge .
The ship you may remember from our Philadelphia Experiment episode as purportedly being involved in a bout of time travel after invisibility tests went awry .
The picture Phil always displayed , showing a grey haired man sitting in front of his father bears no resemblance to the ones leaked in 1958 of a Cary Grant looking Val .
Also the time lines don ’ t add up as Phil @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to show Oscar Schneider , is dated from 1943 , but according to Stranger at the Pentagon , Val was only known to the US government in 1957 .
Thor had six fingers on each hand , an over sized heart , one giant lung , copper oxide blood like an octopus ( coincidence ? )
, an IQ off the scale ( could be estimated as 1200 ) , and could speak 100 languages fluently ( including alien languages ) .
He also said his lifespan is 490 years .
According to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ feet tall and 185 pounds with brown , wavy hair and brown eyes .
Timothy Good , a former U.S. Government consultant who has been vocal about his knowledge of aliens , also said Eisenhower met aliens .
What do you think of all these wild and wonderful claims ?
Could there really be an intergalactic Jesus ?
And a time travelling battleship that they travel on ?
Or could it be three men who made careers out of the unbelievable , inexplicable and unprovable ?
Bear in mind that the Wikileaks email @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to this story : “ Remember , our nonviolent ETI from the contiguous universe are helping us bring zero point energy to Earth .
They will not tolerate any forms of military violence on Earth or in space .
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His name is Valiant Thor; he looks human, but he has some key physiological differences. He is from Venus.
One of the great tenants of the huge Extra Terrestrial/UFO lore that has blanketed conspiracy theories for over 80 years, and one which has enthralled certain fringe ‘believers’: the story of Valiant Thor.
DR. FRANK E. STRANGES
The story stems from a book by Dr. Frank E. Stranges, “Stranger at the Pentagon“, first published in 1967.
Dr. Stranges (not the Marvel one) was a Christian preacher and founder of International Evangelism Crusades, as well as being a UFO hunter and freelance private investigator. He is perhaps more famous for being an extensive author on the subject of alien intervention and even used his evangelical organisation to publish his UFO literature.
He’s a unique figure in the conspiracy world as a devout Christian preacher who was able to reconcile his biblical preaching with his fervent belief and self-proclaimed first hand interaction with E.T. lifeforms.
You can read some excerpts from the book at Bibliotecapleyades.
VALIANT THOR
In the book Dr. Stranges claims that sometime in 1958 he was given photographs of ‘Val’ Valiant Thor and his second in command Jill and that he had been displaying these photographs as proof of their existence at lecture tours he was giving in his National Evangelistic Centers.
It was then at one of these lectures, for the release of his book SAUCERAMA in 1959, he was approached by a woman named Nancy Warren, a Pentagon insider, who offered him the chance to meet Val and speak with him.
The story Val presented him with was that on March 16th 1957 in Alexandria, Virginia Val’s ship the Victor One landed and he and his crew of three, Jill, Donn and Tanyia, were greeted by two police officers, and after some quick thought transference, had them call their superior officer, who called the Pentagon and a meeting was arranged with Neil H. McElroy, the Secretary of Defence.
Once McElroy confirmed the veracity of Val’s claims he was ushered through an underground tunnel to the White House where he met with President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Vice President Richard Nixon.
Now already this story is seeming a little hard to follow, and like cornflakes made of sandpaper, even harder to swallow. But hold on to your tinfoil hat as it’s about to get really weird.
According to Dr. Stranges he, and others, were sought out by Val as being devout followers of the word of Jesus Christ.
See after the post: NASA Scientist Tells Us That “Somebody Else” Is On The Moon. Why Did NASA Hide This?!
JESUS H. CHRIST
The man we confusingly know as both the Son of God, and God himself is not just the savior of mankind and the planet Earth, but of Venutians and Venus and all life in the Universe at large.
That the Bible exists in all life supporting planets, be it in book form or as a thought pattern. This is the word of Valiant Thor.
The word he came to preach to mankind, but when asked not to by Eisenhower and Nixon he was content to forgo his mission and acquiesce to their heathen demands.
After the book was published in 1967 Dr. Stranges continued to report of his visits by Val (who apparently never went by Thor, so as not to be confused with Chris Hemsworth obviously) and that Val saved his life on at least three occasions, thus allowing him to continue preaching the galactic word of Jesus.
It’s here that we intersect with this story as, in our D.U.M.Bs in Dulce: The Ballad of Phil Schneider episode we told you how Phil claims his father, Oscar Schneider, once met and worked with Valiant Thor and Phil displayed a photograph on his lecture tours supposedly showing Oscar Schneider sitting behind Val on board the USS Eldridge.
The ship you may remember from our Philadelphia Experiment episode as purportedly being involved in a bout of time travel after invisibility tests went awry.
The picture Phil always displayed, showing a grey haired man sitting in front of his father bears no resemblance to the ones leaked in 1958 of a Cary Grant looking Val.
Also the time lines don’t add up as Phil’s picture, which does seem to show Oscar Schneider, is dated from 1943, but according to Stranger at the Pentagon, Val was only known to the US government in 1957.
Thor had six fingers on each hand, an over sized heart, one giant lung, copper oxide blood like an octopus (coincidence?), an IQ off the scale (could be estimated as 1200), and could speak 100 languages fluently (including alien languages). He also said his lifespan is 490 years.
According to Dr. Stranges, Thor was about 6 feet tall and 185 pounds with brown, wavy hair and brown eyes. Timothy Good, a former U.S. Government consultant who has been vocal about his knowledge of aliens, also said Eisenhower met aliens.
What do you think of all these wild and wonderful claims? Could there really be an intergalactic Jesus?
And a Valiant Thor of Venus?
And a time travelling battleship that they travel on?
Or could it be three men who made careers out of the unbelievable, inexplicable and unprovable?
Bear in mind that the Wikileaks email sent by Astronaut Edgar Mitchell adds up to this story:
“Remember, our nonviolent ETI from the contiguous universe are helping us bring zero point energy to Earth. They will not tolerate any forms of military violence on Earth or in space.”


sciencevibe--2020-07-03--UFO lands in China…one of the most elaborate UFO hoaxes of all time! {VIDEO}

Here is a 2014 Unbelievable UFO Sighting !
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If it doesn ’ t amaze you it will at @ @ @ @ @ this one of the most elaborate hoaxes or what ?
This video begins with the @ @ @ @ @ video was recorded by my Chinese friend Mr. WANT on June 7th , 2013 @ @ @ @ @ @ is complete footage of the possible UFO landing in the National Forest Park of Fuxin @ @ @ @ @ of friends were travelling by car to the park for a day out and a @ @ @ @ @ object descending behind some trees , they then stopped the car and ran over to @ @ @ @ @ had apparently landed .
This has to be one of the most elaborate UFO hoaxes @ @ @ @ @ is pretty well done and you do see the aliens come out of the ship @ @ @ @ @ What do you think ?

Here is a 2014 Unbelievable UFO Sighting!!! If it doesn’t amaze you it will at least amuse you! Is this one of the most elaborate hoaxes or what? This video begins with the statement: “The following video was recorded by my Chinese friend Mr. WANT on June 7th, 2013 @ Beijing, China.” This is complete footage of the possible UFO landing in the National Forest Park of Fuxin, China. The Group of friends were travelling by car to the park for a day out and a picnic when they spotted the object descending behind some trees, they then stopped the car and ran over to the spot where the UFO had apparently landed.
This has to be one of the most elaborate UFO hoaxes of all time. It is pretty well done and you do see the aliens come out of the ship! Cool? Clever? What do you think?


sciencevibe--2020-06-22--Has the US GOVERNMENT hired ALIENS? Scientist Says, “Yes!”

According to Phil Schneider , a geologist and engineer , Valiant Thor was an alien from Venus who worked for the U.S. government .
After years of silence , Schneider came forward with claims that Valiant Thor , who allegedly worked for the U.S. government sometime in the 1950s , was of extraterrestrial origin .
According to Schneider , he has level one security clearance in secret government projects and even participated in the building of underground bases .
One of his most important roles was working at the famed Area 51 , the engineer claims .
It ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off as a ridiculous conspiracy—and they likely are—but he has convinced many people with his compelling videos and evidence .
Interestingly , Schneider was found dead in 1996 of an apparent suicide , although the circumstances surrounding his death were extremely suspicious .
Just one year before his untimely death , Schneider showed an image of Valiant Thor during a lecture .
The photo was taken in 1943 .
At the time , Thor had allegedly been working with the government for six years .
His physical traits included six fingers , an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ blood , and a remarkably high IQ .
Interestingly , Schneider is not the only one who claims to have met Thor .
Dr. Frank Stranges has also described his account with the alien in his book “ Strangers at the Pentagon.
” According to Stranges , Thor was about 6 feet tall and 185 pounds with brown , wavy hair , and brown eyes .
He claims both President Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon met Thor .
What do you think of these claims ?
Would the government really work with an @ @

According to Phil Schneider, a geologist and engineer, Valiant Thor was an alien from Venus who worked for the U.S. government.
After years of silence, Schneider came forward with claims that Valiant Thor, who allegedly worked for the U.S. government sometime in the 1950s, was of extraterrestrial origin. According to Schneider, he has level one security clearance in secret government projects and even participated in the building of underground bases. One of his most important roles was working at the famed Area 51, the engineer claims.
It’s tempted to brush Schneider’s claims off as a ridiculous conspiracy—and they likely are—but he has convinced many people with his compelling videos and evidence. Interestingly, Schneider was found dead in 1996 of an apparent suicide, although the circumstances surrounding his death were extremely suspicious.
Just one year before his untimely death, Schneider showed an image of Valiant Thor during a lecture. The photo was taken in 1943. At the time, Thor had allegedly been working with the government for six years. His physical traits included six fingers, an oversized heart, one lung, copper-oxide blood, and a remarkably high IQ.
Interestingly, Schneider is not the only one who claims to have met Thor. Dr. Frank Stranges has also described his account with the alien in his book “Strangers at the Pentagon.” According to Stranges, Thor was about 6 feet tall and 185 pounds with brown, wavy hair, and brown eyes. He claims both President Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon met Thor.
What do you think of these claims? Would the government really work with an alien?
Source: It’s A Strange World


sciencevibe--2020-07-06--12 Million Americans Believe Reptilians Are Running U.S. Government…[VIDEO]

In 1999 , former BBC sports writer and so-called “ son of God ” David Icke released his book , “ The Biggest Secret : The Book That Will Change the World.
” In the book , Icke makes the bold claim that society is controlled by humanoid reptiles called Reptilians .
Of course , people read the book and it sat on the shelves as science fiction , right ?
Wrong .
While it may seem like an outrageous conspiracy theory , 12 million Americans actually believe that it ’ s true .
Some believe Reptilians evolved on Earth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on where the Reptilians came from .
Some believe that they evolved on Earth , left the planet after mastering intergalactic travel , and then returned millions of years later .
Others believe they originated in the Draco constellations and came to Earth thousands of years ago to share our planet , eventually going “ undercover.
” They interbreed with humans by altering our DNA in a way that prevents us from using our brain to its full capacity , making us easier to control .
The altering of our DNA also makes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ‘ live outside our realm of awareness in the lower fourth dimension.
’ These demigods were able to gain power in ancient civilizations like Babylon and Mesopotamia and eventually spread into many royal families .
By expanding their power , the Reptilians have created a global prison , which we don ’ t notice because we ’ re too distracted by media and our food is poisoned .
All of this was done to make sure the Reptilians control humankind and the planet .
Icke believes there is a hierarchy within the Reptilians—especially @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aware they are Reptilians and can change forms between their human exterior and their Reptilian skin .
Hybrids , or crossbreds , are not aware that they are Reptilian and believe they are humans but are controlled from the lower fourth dimensions to push forward the New World Order .
Here ’ s how to spot a Reptilian , according to one source .
The common signs are : – Predominance of green or hazel eyes that change color like a chameleon , but also blue eyes – Piercing eyes – True red @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not belonging to the human race – Low blood pressure – Deep compassion for fate of mankind – Keen sight or hearing – Psychic abilities – ESP – Unexplained scars on body – UFO connections – Capability to disrupt electrical appliances – Love of space and science – Alien contacts

In 1999, former BBC sports writer and so-called “son of God” David Icke released his book, “The Biggest Secret: The Book That Will Change the World.” In the book, Icke makes the bold claim that society is controlled by humanoid reptiles called Reptilians. Of course, people read the book and it sat on the shelves as science fiction, right? Wrong. While it may seem like an outrageous conspiracy theory, 12 million Americans actually believe that it’s true.
Some believe Reptilians evolved on Earth
There are two main schools of thought on where the Reptilians came from. Some believe that they evolved on Earth, left the planet after mastering intergalactic travel, and then returned millions of years later. Others believe they originated in the Draco constellations and came to Earth thousands of years ago to share our planet, eventually going “undercover.” They interbreed with humans by altering our DNA in a way that prevents us from using our brain to its full capacity, making us easier to control.
The altering of our DNA also makes people susceptible to possession by Reptilians who ‘live outside our realm of awareness in the lower fourth dimension.’ These demigods were able to gain power in ancient civilizations like Babylon and Mesopotamia and eventually spread into many royal families. By expanding their power, the Reptilians have created a global prison, which we don’t notice because we’re too distracted by media and our food is poisoned.
All of this was done to make sure the Reptilians control humankind and the planet.
Here’s how to spot a Reptilian
Icke believes there is a hierarchy within the Reptilians—especially between full-bloods and crossbreeds. Full-bloods are aware they are Reptilians and can change forms between their human exterior and their Reptilian skin. Hybrids, or crossbreds, are not aware that they are Reptilian and believe they are humans but are controlled from the lower fourth dimensions to push forward the New World Order.
Here’s how to spot a Reptilian, according to one source. The common signs are:
– Predominance of green or hazel eyes that change color like a chameleon, but also blue eyes
– Piercing eyes
– True red or reddish hair
– A sense of not belonging to the human race
– Low blood pressure
– Deep compassion for fate of mankind
– Keen sight or hearing
– Psychic abilities
– ESP
– Unexplained scars on body
– UFO connections
– Capability to disrupt electrical appliances
– Love of space and science
– Alien contacts
Source: The Atlantic