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Chronology of the Shroud

Chronology of the Shroud

CHRONOLOGY OF THE SHROUD 50 AD Shroud taken from the Holy Land to Edessa (eastern Turkey) a place of religious learning for the Eastern church. Edessa housed many copies of texts now called the Egyptian Nag Hammadi New Testament texts and commentaries. (Unconfirmed)...

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Britain’s Oldest House Discovered

Britain’s Oldest House Discovered

Britain’s Oldest House Discovered It was previously thought that the hunter gathers of Mesolithic Britain were nomadic, never putting down roots or leaving traces of occupation. This idea is being challenged with the unearthing of what looks to be the most significant...

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Stonehenge’s ‘Twin’ Found

Stonehenge’s ‘Twin’ Found

Stonehenge’s 'Twin' Found: Archeologists discover ancient wooden circle at famous site Magnetometric imaging has shown an, as-yet unexcavated, wooden circle, or "henge" less than 1000 yards away from Stonehenge.  It has the same orientation as the more famous site:...

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A Brazilian Stonehenge Discovered!

A Brazilian Stonehenge Discovered!

A Brazilian Stonehenge Discovered! You've heard about Stonehenge and Woodhenge. You may also have read about stone circles in southern Egypt and Miami, Florida. Now Brazilian archaeologists have found a well-defined ancient stone structure on a hill top in the Amazon....

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Gathering Clues to the Origin of Life

Gathering Clues to the Origin of Life

Gathering Clues to the Origin of Life! A major controversy amongst many scientists since the 1960s has finally been settled: there now appears to be conclusive evidence that not only does outer space house certain amino acids the basic building blocks of life, but...

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Counting Stars

Counting Stars

Counting Stars There may be three times as many stars in the known universe as the number previously calculated, according to new research done at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Astronomers have until now used as a...

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The Universe Has Sound

The Universe Has Sound

The Universe Has Sound! Perseus, the brightest cluster of galaxies in the X-ray region, located some 250 million miles away has at its center a black hole. The Chandra X-ray Observatory has discovered that surrounding the black hole is a ripple effect of waves of hot...

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