It's a fascinating book if you hold with the "multiverse" theories. I'm not sure reading a philosophy work of that nature necessarily proves one's credentials as any kind of "believer" though - despite how many sites seem to be presenting this "discovery".
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/ames/images/content/393894main_ACD09-0220-089_full.jpg
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Lunar probe? A structure? Though, I can faintly see 3 wheels.
Edit: I didn't know this photo is already 4 years old.
What is?
I wonder if the giant grass around that giant rabbit is just as magical. Or those logs in the giant grass that at first glance I would have taken for ordinary twigs.
Both topics benefit from an altered state of consciousness - or at least a heightened state of attention - on the part of the observer who seeks to understand and appreciate the phenomena.It's no coincidence that this thread and the marijuana legalization thread seem to stick together.
Dear unit-one, the object in question is almost certainly neither a space ship/probe nor extraterrestrial. More likely the phenomenon is natural to Earth and terrestrial, probably electromagnetic plasma in nature and not solid, liquid or gas. This is not to say the phenomenon is without interest or even without a form of life or consciousness. They may be a sort of being, but not a ship. Puzzling lights like these have inspired our ancestors to ponder and make up stories about fairies, ghosts and aliens. Today our scientists do not investigate them because our governments have decided they pose no threat, and are so damnably hard to study. None have ever been captured or killed. Spectroscopic analysis of similar lights in Norway reveal them as plasma, which is to say elemental dust and high voltage electricity.What's the point of having bright colorful lights on your space ship/ probe? Just to make humans ponder at what was that and create stories?
What a beautiful answer.Dear unit-one, the object in question is almost certainly neither a space ship/probe nor extraterrestrial. More likely the phenomenon is natural to Earth and terrestrial, probably electromagnetic plasma in nature and not solid, liquid or gas. This is not to say the phenomenon is without interest or even without a form of life or consciousness. They may be a sort of being, but not a ship. Puzzling lights like these have inspired our ancestors to ponder and make up stories about fairies, ghosts and aliens. Today our scientists do not investigate them because our governments have decided they pose no threat, and are so damnably hard to study. None have ever been captured or killed. Spectroscopic analysis of similar lights in Norway reveal them as plasma, which is to say elemental dust and high voltage electricity.
Your remark about humans creating stories is remarkably prescient. These stories collectively over time represent our mythology, religion and belief system. Intelligences other our own may be monitoring our belief system.
Elsewhere, in this very thread I think, I've posted peer-reviewed science about plasmas in laboratory experiments having many if not all the characteristics of lifeforms - the ability to self-organize, communicate, reproduce, etc. The property of self-awareness pf plasmaforms has not been well investigated. Our star, the sun, is a giant ball of plasma. It is certainly aware of our presence. Every cell in the human body is filled with a true plasma (gel, not solid, liquid or gas) in which charge is separatedP.S. wait, do you think that a plasma can have consciousness?
But plasma in humans is a completely different thing than the 4th state of matter.Elsewhere, in this very thread I think, I've posted peer-reviewed science about plasmas in laboratory experiments having many if not all the characteristics of lifeforms - the ability to self-organize, communicate, reproduce, etc. The property of self-awareness pf plasmaforms has not been well investigated. Our star, the sun, is a giant ball of plasma. It is certainly aware of our presence. Every cell in the human body is filled with a true plasma (gel, not solid, liquid or gas) in which charge is separated
If you say so. I'm not here to argue with anyone.But plasma in humans is a completely different thing than the 4th state of matter.
Well, I don't really know how to answer.If you say so. I'm not here to argue with anyone.
However, I'll recommend two books to you:
Gels, Cells and the Engines of Life, by Gerald H Pollack
The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Liquid, Solid and Vapor, by Gerald H Pollock
Pollock is Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington. He manages and operates a big-budget lab. I've spent many hours in conversation with him on the subject of plasmas.
So... you are saying that the Sun, the plasma in our bodies, the plasma that is a super heated ...thing and gel and water is the same thing. And it's alive?
Interesting. Now this reminds me of The Amazing World of Gumball.Not exactly. But sort of.
In the realm of the philosophy of science/religion/medicine/life, there are strands variously referred to as panpsychism, universal consciousness or universal mind. My take is that this is most significant when electrical charge is separated, and electric and magnetic fields exists.
Hylozoism, pantheism and animism are related concepts.Interesting. Now this reminds me of The Amazing World of Gumball.
Australian man videos strange object for one hour, wife photographs with Nikon.
http://www.openminds.tv/australian-witness-videotapes-triangle-ufo/37005
Cropped and enlarged still frame #1, enhanced version, from the witness video. (Credit: MUFON)
Cropped and enlarged still frame #2 from the witness video. (Credit: MUFON)
Cropped and enlarged still frame #2, enhanced version, from the witness video. (Credit: MUFON)
Electric butterfly, showing off.Whats this, a alien disco?
Although, this one is different many others I've scene.
Since there is the conspiracy of the TR-3B "Black Manta" stealth aircraft, and the artist renderings are typically triangular-shaped aircraft, is it just a coincidence that the Lockheed Martin X-44 MANTA (Multi-Axis No-Tail Aircraft) matches up in appearance and name? Apparently, it was only just a concept, and funding ceased in 2000, but the possibilitiy of an aircraft controlled exclusively by thrust vectoring is nothing short of intriguing.