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Phobos Mission and Space Law
THE NEED FOR A NEW SPACE LAW AND THE ‘LOST’ RUSSIAN PHOBOS 2 MISSION by James J. Hurtak, Ph.D., Ph.D, and Desiree Hurtak, Ph.D. One of the important areas of Space Law is to establish the practice of...
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Mars Organic Molecules (new findings)
New Findings: The Beginning of the End in the Search for Life on Mars? By J.J. Hurtak, Ph.D., Ph.D., and Desiree Hurtak, Ph.D., MS.Sc. (8 June 2018) This low-angle self-portrait of NASA's Curiosity Mars rover shows the vehicle at the site from which it reached down to...
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The Holographic Universe
A new machine called “Hogan’s Holometer” presently being built at Fermilab will measure more precisely than any hitherto constructed the odd noise signals detected in previous searches for the gravitational waves (and their concomitant space-time ripples) that are...
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Evidence for Cosmic Inflation
EVIDENCE FOR COSMIC INFLATION In 1979, Alan Guth (now at MIT), proposed the concept of cosmic inflation. He believed that the initial energy of the universe would cause a runaway expansion. Until recently it has been theoretical although mathematically proven that the...
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New Evidence for the Multiverse
New Evidence for the Multiverse Copyright © 2011 Academy For Future Science The idea that there are multiple universes other than our own known physical universe has been popularized and culturally rooted for years throughout the media of science-fiction, fantasy, and...
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Meteorite Cl1: This May be the Most Important Scientific Discovery So Far in the 21st Century
This May be the Most Important Scientific Discovery So Far in the 21st Century An alien bacterial life form may have just been found in Meteorite Cl1! We know that we not alone in the universe, but we are all waiting for the hard evidence that will prove it to...
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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 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! 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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