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James Madison
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 Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2010 11:18 pm Post subject: 400 Years Ago the Scientific Revolution Was Born |
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400 Years Ago the Scientific Revolution Was Born
On March 12, 1610, Galileo Galilei published the most sensational book of all time; The Messenger from the Stars! The book described Galileo's newly invented powerful telescope. It described the sensational discovery of four new "wandering stars" going around Jupiter, the first new planets discovered since before recorded history. Galileo also announced his discoveries of mountains of the Moon (they were 5 miles tall) and "invisible" stars. He explained the Milky Way (zillions of invisible stars) and nebulous stars (invisible stars grouped close together).
The Scientific Revolution died on August 21, 2008, with the publication of the NIST report on WTC 7. |
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scienceplease 2
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| satya wrote: | | http://www.rense.com/general74/d3af.htm |
Are you refering to the headline or the disclaimer at the end of the article. In either sense how does it relate to the End of Scientific Revolution?
I agree we have arrived in an Orwellian "Scientific War Age" where to succeed we must adopt some form of Double Think to accept a number of impossibilities: Religion, Politics, Monetarism and Propaganda and yet still think small and logically to advance in any professionally activity. |
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