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Bringing order out of chaos

Easy as 1 2 3

This little number exercise will amaze you. It doesn't seem possible. Try it on your friends.

Individuality and harmony

The fine art of tuning

It's the Master's touch that makes you sing

The infinities professor

Infinities without end

We can (more or less) get our heads around the idea of infinity - but infinities of infinities ..?

Your garden in a different light

Poison in the garden

How could something so beautiful be toxic? But it's easy to be fooled.

No wonder it's hard to get close

God loves dust particles

We always knew the universe was larger than we were...

Cobwebs and infinity

Zero and cobwebs

16 divided by zero is as meaningless as comparing your web-making skills with a spider's.

What is it about the number 1?

So easy - so hard

You'd think defining 'one' would be easy enough. It's so simple! Isn't it?

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These 2 Hebrew letters reversed are a contradiction

God or nothing

In Hebrew the opposite of God is nothing at all

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Earthquake Light in Romania, 2016

Earthquake Light

No, it's not WWIII ! Scientists probe the causes of the new/old phenomenon of earthquake light

Scam or fabulous discovery

Red Mercury

Extraordinary and contradictory rumours have circulated about this substance.

Glow-worms and stars - cannibals, all of them

Cannibal Stars

New Zealand claims to have the largest collection of glow-worms in the Southern Hemisphere, and the starry points seem lovely, peaceful and mystical...

How high can physics fly

Abstractions

Mathematics and Physics are much weaker systems than they appear to be

When time stands still

O to be a Lightbeam

Imagine weighing nothing so you can be everywhere at once!

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A butterfly flits and changes the universe?

Randomness - or not?

Some quantum physicists want us to believe that the universe is entirely the result of random events

Trapped in negativity

The Liar Paradox

The Liar Paradox is a famous self-contradiction that has been studied much over the centuries.

Do numbers have mystical meanings?

One Half

Could one half be a symbol of mercy?

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30,000 molecules of the blood of Christ?

Half a million molecules

In Antarctica I was given water from an ice core and told, "This is water from the time of Christ." That got me thinking.

Earthquake clouds at Christ's crucifixion?

Darkness

Is this a possible physical explanation for the three hours of darkness at the cross when Jesus was crucified?

Quartzite - the hardest rock in the world

Quartzite - hardest and most pierced

Only a few percent of rock areas in the world are quartzite. One large area, 48 square kilometers, is at Zhangjiajie in South East China.

Can you count on counting?

Counting is an abstraction

Huh? What could be more concrete than counting a pile of – for example - dollar coins?

Zero or God?

The oddness of zero

The Dalai Llama says the first number is zero and has a fundamental value. Does God agree?

The latest theory - our universe is a twin

... and we're still guessing

How many theories are there now?

Worship or not?

What is praise?

Amen gets me my food...

Do axioms always work?

Axioms as cold as death

Axioms are the foundation of mathematics but at the quantum level they can break down

Does "nothing" exist?

More on Zero

Much ado about Nothing

Did something like this happen to Sodom?

Sodom and meteors

Did a fiery bolide take out Sodom?

A Miyake-event-would-look-like-this-the-world-over

Your EV might die but your DNA would repair itself

Miyake Events

These events deliver radiation doses 100x normal background levels but human DNA is remarkably resilient

Why 153 fish

153 Fish

Ever since that number - 153 - appeared in the Bible, Christians have been unable to agree on its significance.

A New World

Hearing for the First Time

A child reacts to sound for the first time.

The mysteries of the number 42!

#42

In the The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy a supercomputer spent 7.5 million years thinking about the meaning of this number.

Counting can be tricky

Careful how you count!

How, why and what do we count? Is counting necessarily a good thing and how accurate are we at it anyway?

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