Space port to open in Sweden

For the first time, traveling to space looks like it's becoming more of a reality for the daily inhabitants of planet earth.

 

Kurina in Swedish Lapland will be the future home of a 'world-class' spaceport that will offer zero-g and northern lights flights, centrifuge training and more.

 

The advertisement for the planned space port is pretty cool and I can't help thinking of the movie "Total Recall" for some reason.

 

 

 

 

 

To see the ad for the space port click on the below link:

 

 Gateway to the stars

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The Great Pyramid of Giza an Ancient Power Plant?

This is a bit of a follow on from one of my earlier posts about the Pyramids but just as interesting!

 

The below documentary goes into great detail, along with examining various evidence showing that thousands of years ago the Pyramids of Giza and others around the world, were potentially used as actual power plants!

 

I know its sounds crazy, and when I heard about it I was sceptical,  but I can promise you, when you have finished watching the below, even the most doubting among you will still have to wonder "What If"

 

It really is a fantastic watch, delving into yet another possible side of the Pyramids you may never have seen before.

 

 

Click the below link to watch the full documentary:

 

Pyramid Power Part 1

Pyramid Power Part 2

 

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Discovered on Mars:Toltec Face, Ancient Building, Pictographic Language Engraved in Rock - Feb 6, 2014

The recent panorama image PIA 17931 released on January 30, 2014 by NASA of Curiosity Rover as it looked down across a sand dune into "Dingo Gap" may have yielded more than a pleasant view of the Martian landscape.

 

As both video details, an object which resembles half a head can be seen protruding out of the Martian dirt. The "Face" clearly has humanoid features, two eyes, a nose and mouth.

 

Remarkable, the face on Mars seems to refer to the Toltec civilization.

 

 

To read the full story click on the link below:

 

Toltec Face Discovered On Mars

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Tiny Components a Step Toward Quantum Computer

Scientists and engineers from an international collaboration led by Mark Thompson from the Univ. of Bristol have, for the first time, generated and manipulated single particles of light on a silicon chip – a major step forward in the race to build a quantum computer

 

Read more about this story by following the below link:

 

Quantum Computer

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NASA Video Captures Stunning Volcano Eruption View from Space

On June 12, 2009, the International Space Station happened to be passing over the Sarychev Volcano just as it was beginning to erupt. A newly released video based on several stunning snapshots taken by astronauts reveals the beauty and power of the erupting volcano.

 

 

 Follow the below link for more about this story

Volcanic Eruption From Space

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