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  This understandable, comprehensive, and meticulously documented resource gives new insights that could revolutionize understandings of the beginnings of time and subsequent events.

• Annihilation of Thousand Maya Books by Spaniard Conquerors

  In the New World, there were ancient people who, like the Chaldeans and the Chinese, used writing to record eclipses and from these records detected a rhythm by which they could predict them or at least warn of their likelihood. Those people were the Maya, and we know of their achievement through one of their [...]

• Why A Telescope Mount Is A Necessity For Stargazing

  If you have ever tried looking through a telescope without a telescope mount to steady your equipment, you understand the difficulty of focusing on a set object in the night skies. Compound that problem with a heavenly body that is actually moving across the sky and you realize that it is almost impossible to track [...]

• NASA’S Lunar Spacecraft Completes Exploration Mission Phase

  NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, or LRO, will complete the exploration phase of its mission on Sept. 16, after a number of successes that transformed our understanding of Earth’s nearest neighbor. LRO completed a one-year exploration mission in a polar orbit approximately 31 miles above the moon’s surface. It produced a comprehensive map of the lunar [...]

• Einstein’s Universe: Gravity at Work and Play

  On Albert Einstein’s seventy-sixth and final birthday, a friend gave him a simple toy made from a broomstick, a brass ball attached to a length of string, and a weak spring. Einstein was delighted: the toy worked on a principle he had conceived fifty years earlier when he was working on his revolutionary theory of [...]