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The second step towards solving the puzzle of the Stellar Parallax Clusterfuck involves trying to discover which pieces of the puzzle are mangled or missing.
This gallery contains 35 photos.
The second step towards solving the puzzle of the Stellar Parallax Clusterfuck involves trying to discover which pieces of the puzzle are mangled or missing.
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The first step towards solving the puzzle of the Stellar Parallax Clusterfuck is to open the box and familiarise yourself with the individual pieces of the puzzle.
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Once upon a time Hollywood produced cheap B Movies because they helped to make the Main Features look like dazzling works of art.
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This paper was read before the Numismatic Society on 22nd November 1838.
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Somerset silver stashes lead to sequencing surprises and solid gold.
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Geologists aren’t genetically goofy – they just collect cretinous concepts.
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Something very curious might be happening in the United Kingdom. Have the electorate finally learnt: YOU can only get what YOU want if YOU vote for it!
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The mosaics of San Giovanni Evangelista provide some very curious clues.
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The last 2,000 years have been punctuated by three catastrophic horizons that have spawned three different versions of history.
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Heinrich Olbers is best remembered for discovering Pallas and Vesta.
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Buckle-up for a bumpy ride managing your cognitive dissonance as the Alaskan Muck series ends with a bang as the Solar Parallax and Sol Invictus fall into place.
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In the blame game the prime suspects are usually eliminated [one-by-one] from the investigation until a neatly packaged single actor scenario is revealed such as “Miss Scarlett” in the “Conservatory” with the “Dagger”.
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It’s unlikely travellers on the Road to Damascus will convert to catastrophism or challenge the chronology but travellers on the Road to Aleppo have an opportunity to observe the pieces of the puzzle falling into place.
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It’s difficult to draw valid conclusions when indelicate details are omitted.
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In many recent and valuable works of science, the distribution of the remains of the Mammoth in Siberia have been described.
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The ice in Franz Josef Land [also] only dates back to the Heinsohn Horizon.
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In 1919 Ernest de Koven Leffingwell dated Alaskan Ice by dating Ice Wedges. The elegant simplicity of his stunning scientific achievement highlights just how far the Earth Sciences have retreated from rationality, reason and reality in the last 100 years.
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The storyline states Mastodons met their maker 10,000 to 11,000 years ago.
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It’s a delicious irony to discover Domestic Science reveals more about the inner workings of our planet than the medieval mindset of the self-proclaimed Earth Sciences.
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Towards the end of July in 1816 the Russian vessel Rurick, commanded by Lieutenant Kotzebue, was passing through Behring’s Straits.
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When it comes to Ice Ages the Earth Scientists grabbed the wrong end of the stick [with both hands] and then proceeded to beat themselves [and their acolytes] senseless.
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The character assassination of Frank Hibben masks a Settled Science SNAFU.
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Following the Northern Mammoth leads to unanticipated ancient insights.
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In Yorkshire they say: Where there’s muck there’s brass. In Alaska they know: Where there’s muck there’s gold.