X Marks the Spot

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

I wonder if the cups does too but a different way

It feels to me the cups are a ceremony, each size cup based on the electrical generation of the individuals, and a priest/ancient/elder conducts the ceremony pouring from the cup, pouring his energy in to the main also, but yet again they could have been to hold flowers ;)

I do not think it was water they drunk from it, I think it was a concoction of psychedelic substance, maybe shrooms in mead hahahaha I have lost it.

Good morning everyone.

:)

Good morning everyone.

:)

Good morning Seer777.

good morning

Hello Trixer...

You can call me just Seer. The '7's' are from my birth date.


I was just watching this...


[link to www.youtube.com]

"And I just thought about, I don't know who was the first to put a chain on her, but I am glad to know, I was last to take it off..."

A distant galaxy cluster is said to exhibit evidence for an unknown force. Not a single reference is made to the most powerful known force in the Universe: electricity.

The European Space Agency’s XMM Newton X-ray Telescope research team has found a grouping of galaxies containing more than 1000 times the mass of our own Milky Way in what they believe to be the most distant reaches of the Universe.

The speed of light is used as a benchmark for defining cosmological distance calculations: the shifting of Fraunhofer lines into the red end of observed spectra determines “recessional velocity”. As standard theories dictate, the faster an object recedes from Earth, the farther away it is and the older it is because the Big Bang explosion is said to have imparted an inertial impulse that is causing the Universe to expand. Based on those theoretical parameters, a faster recessional velocity means greater distance, which means an earlier time period.

According to Georg Lamar and his colleagues from the Astrophysikalisches Institut in Potsdam, massive galaxy clusters with such high redshift are rare when they shine so brightly at X-ray wavelengths. As the ESA press release states, the presence of “hot gas” encompassing the cluster with temperatures of 100 million Kelvin makes J083026+524133 the most energetic X-ray source at z > = 1 redshift – 100 times brighter than any other galaxy cluster at that distance................

Makes you really wonder how much we know. If all we have ever seen is the universe from earth. What happens if you cover large areas of space with hot plasma? I am guessing it would effect what you could see from earth.

No... it's not.

Think of it like this.

When you are 5, you've lived 5 years. 1 year you have experienced at this age is 1/5th of your life. A year is A LOT of time in this regard - 20% of your life.

When you are 20, 1 year is only 5% of your entire life time experienced. It feels quicker, because in the grand scheme of things, you've got 19 years behind you to compare that 1 year to.

I asked my self the same question a few days ago, & thats what I found. It really does "feel" like it's going faster, because when we judge our reality, we are using our memory for reference. Just imagine how slow our first year on earth would have been...