Article Archive for July 2009
The Shining & The 2012 Movie
Found this via The Wrong Way Wizard blog:
The teaser trailer for 2012 uses the same music as the theatrical trailer for The Shining. Watch both trailers and compare the music and visual themes. …
Protect Your Bunker From Earthquakes
For surviving 2012, a bunker is your #1 bet. If you design it well, and locate it well, it is almost perfect:
on a clear hill, with nothing that can fall on top of it
far enough …
Mammoths in UK later than thought
Mammoth bones found in Shropshire, England provide the most geologically recent evidence of woolly mammoths in the UK and North Western Europe. The new evidence proves that mammoths existed in Britain long beyond when they …
Chinese “Tomb” of Emperor Qin Shihuang – A Pyramid
In Science magazine, (Vol 325, pages 22-23), I was amazed to read what is perhaps the most mundane description of a pyramid ever:
Soon after Qin took power, he began preparing for the afterlife. Construction of …
Martian Invasion in 2012?
Well, more Martian Importation:
A Mars mission to be launched in October on a Russian robot spacecraft will include specimens of thale cress; tiny water creature tardigrade – or water bear – which can also survive …
2012 T-Shirt Design
Over at Threadless is a half-finished design that, if you vote for it, might become a t-shirt you can wear:
Obama Visits Egyptian Pyramids
There has been plenty of discussion at the 2012 Forum regarding Obama not being all that he seems – more of a charismatic puppet for the Illuminati et al, less of a socialist hero.
Consequently I …
Oceans Might Cause Magnetic Pole Shifts
There has been considerable difficulty trying to determine if a magnetic pole shift will occur in 2012. The underlying problem is that orthodox science has not been able to work out how our planet’s magnetic …
Solar Storm on July 7 Predicted by Crop Circle
I’m open-minded, but unconvinced that crop circles are anything but a distraction created by the armed forces using futuristic weapons. Usually the circles are just complex images that can be decoded by folk well-versed in …
UltraSound and Evolution
Barely mentioned in the scientific media, heating from sonic waves can activate genes:
Using mice engineered with a bioluminescent gene containing a heat-sensitive stretch of DNA, they focused high-intensity ultrasound pulses on a 0.5-millimeter-wide patch of …
