THE LAW OF ATTRACTION
While it is true that you can apply the Law of Attraction to your love life,
career, health and financial well-being, author Andrea Schulman believes
that having a solid foundation of understanding is critical to using it with
success. In an effort to explain the Law of Attraction in an easy and
straightforward manner, she has posted this 20 minute video tutorial
below to illustrate what it is, how it works and how you can use it to your
advantage in life. She hopes that this video will bring a little life to this
universal law, and make it easier to understand and apply.
ANCIENT ASTRONOMY
MORPHOTEL
Italian engineer and architect Gianluca
Santosuosso has come up with an innovative
idea of a futuristic hotel which will literally
float around the world. Should Santosuosso's
concept come to life, it will cause an enormous
change to the cruise industry, because, while
it might seem similar to a luxurious cruise
ship, this hotel will have a spine that will be
able to shapeshift according to the ocean
currents, changing its form according to them.
His concept will be 800m long and will draw
power from the waves as well as solar energy
in order to operate – combining self-sufficiency
with eco-friendly technologies. Energy will
be stored using solar panels as well as the
movement of waves. Along with this energy
rainwater will be collected, filtered and stored,
and sea water will be desalinated.
For millenia, humans have known that certain objects in the night
sky moved while other stars stood still. We now know these travelling
objects are our neighbouring planets. But precise calculations on
their movements remains a fuzzy area of history. However, a new clay
tablet from ancient Babylonia (between 350 BCE or 50 BCE) shows
that astronomers back then may have used advanced geometrical
techniques – pushing back the 'discovery' of these principles as far
as 1 750 years. In particular, it demonstrates the use of what we now
know as Mertonian mean speed theorem, a 14th Century discovery
that essentially was used to calculate the motions and velocity of
an object across space and time. On these astronomical tablets the
geometrical figure describes how Jupiter's velocity changes with time,
so the figure is defined in time-velocity space, not in real space, the
space in which we live. For the full story click here.
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