Tuesday, September 7, 2010
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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found the palace of Odysseus from the Corsera 08/24/2010
Archaeology - A team of Greek university has been working for sixteen years
"found the palace of Odysseus
Homer was right" to Ithaca
ceramics and the remains of a Mycenaean palace source
Archaeology - team of a Greek university has been working for sixteen years at Ithaca
ceramics and the remains of a Mycenaean palace source
Bust of Homer of the Capitoline Museums (Ansa)
F bears would be more honest to call it "building Penelope" , as Ulysses, between wars, travel, spiteful and cunning necessary dislikes of the gods, in that house there was very little, but whatever you call it, the traces of a Mycenaean-era building, discovered in Ithaca by a group of Greek archaeologists have a story intended to return the light it deserves so many dark years of work of these scholars. The protagonist of the discovery is Professor Athanasios Papadopoulos, University of Ioannina, which for sixteen years with his team digs Ionian island, on the trail of the palace described by Homer. The finding was done Exogi, a town north of the island: here revealed the structures of a building with three levels. The elements which would identify him as the palace of the son of Laertes are basically three: the shape, due to other Mycenaean palaces, with steps carved into the rock fragments of pottery from the same period (the first records speak of porcelain, but it is likely that this is a translation error, since the porcelain is much later), a fountain, which archaeologists have dated to the thirteenth century BC, that is the time when it would be Ulysses lived.
Papadopoulos - according to the Ansa agency reported from Athens - said the building is similar in size and structure to those already attributed to Agamemnon, Menelaus and Nestor at Mycenae, Pellana, Pylos, Tiryns. The latest discovery is similar to 2006 when Professor Yannos Lolos brought to light at Salamis and the house that would have been Ajax. And again in Ithaca a few years ago Papadopoulos Kontorli Litsa and her colleague had discovered a tablet engraved with a scene from the Odyssey: Ulysses tied to the mast of his ship to resist the siren song. Even then, the two archaeologists announced they had to "be near" the discovery of the palace where Odysseus had to exterminate the suitors.
The news has renewed the excitement that follows each finding in the footsteps of Homer's story, beginning with the discovery of Troy by Schliemann. "What matters is the discovery of a Mycenaean-era building - confirmation Andrea Carandini, who has been digging the Palatine in Rome - and the dating of the fountain can help to define the context. And if it postpones the myth of the Odyssey is easy to become the palace of Odysseus. " "What is Homer's excavations on inspiration is understandable - added Adriano La Regina, Rome Archaeological Superintendent for decades - but now the important news is just the building, as has happened for the palace of Nestor at Pylos. Whether it's Ulysses or no interest to a certain point, we now know that Ithaca was a Mycenaean king. And I hope that you can also find the archive: very important for writing Mycenaean tablets that we are now able to decipher and can give valuable information. "
the link between the archaeological and the Homeric poems of the seventh century, pays more attention to the historian Luciano Canfora, "We have a reductionist view of Homer's epic, as a mere repository of legends. But the historicity of the story, from the siege of Troy to the figure of Agamemnon, the dispatch of Greek princes and their tormentatissimi returns, are not debatable. Archaeology is looking for something that perhaps there was, despite flukes and misunderstandings. It is like looking for the Shroud. And Homer - Camphor insists - is not a poet. He offers us a historical novel written in hexameters, because that was the only form of communication. "
The only to be disappointed by the discovery of Papadopulos Robert Bittlestone, British businessman lover of antiquity, who a few years ago was convinced that the real Ithaca is not at all the tiny island that still bears his name. For him the real Ithaca over thousands of years had transformed the peninsula of Paliki on the northwest coast of Cephalonia close and to prove it had expended much energy and sophisticated satellite photographs. But perhaps in Ulysses (and Penelope), this latest move house did not like.
Paul Fallai
August 24, 2010 ©
RESERVED REPRODUCTION 
Archaeology - A team of Greek university has been working for sixteen years
"found the palace of Odysseus
Homer was right" to Ithaca
ceramics and the remains of a Mycenaean palace source
Archaeology - team of a Greek university has been working for sixteen years at Ithaca
ceramics and the remains of a Mycenaean palace source
Bust of Homer of the Capitoline Museums (Ansa)
F bears would be more honest to call it "building Penelope" , as Ulysses, between wars, travel, spiteful and cunning necessary dislikes of the gods, in that house there was very little, but whatever you call it, the traces of a Mycenaean-era building, discovered in Ithaca by a group of Greek archaeologists have a story intended to return the light it deserves so many dark years of work of these scholars. The protagonist of the discovery is Professor Athanasios Papadopoulos, University of Ioannina, which for sixteen years with his team digs Ionian island, on the trail of the palace described by Homer. The finding was done Exogi, a town north of the island: here revealed the structures of a building with three levels. The elements which would identify him as the palace of the son of Laertes are basically three: the shape, due to other Mycenaean palaces, with steps carved into the rock fragments of pottery from the same period (the first records speak of porcelain, but it is likely that this is a translation error, since the porcelain is much later), a fountain, which archaeologists have dated to the thirteenth century BC, that is the time when it would be Ulysses lived.
Papadopoulos - according to the Ansa agency reported from Athens - said the building is similar in size and structure to those already attributed to Agamemnon, Menelaus and Nestor at Mycenae, Pellana, Pylos, Tiryns. The latest discovery is similar to 2006 when Professor Yannos Lolos brought to light at Salamis and the house that would have been Ajax. And again in Ithaca a few years ago Papadopoulos Kontorli Litsa and her colleague had discovered a tablet engraved with a scene from the Odyssey: Ulysses tied to the mast of his ship to resist the siren song. Even then, the two archaeologists announced they had to "be near" the discovery of the palace where Odysseus had to exterminate the suitors.
The news has renewed the excitement that follows each finding in the footsteps of Homer's story, beginning with the discovery of Troy by Schliemann. "What matters is the discovery of a Mycenaean-era building - confirmation Andrea Carandini, who has been digging the Palatine in Rome - and the dating of the fountain can help to define the context. And if it postpones the myth of the Odyssey is easy to become the palace of Odysseus. " "What is Homer's excavations on inspiration is understandable - added Adriano La Regina, Rome Archaeological Superintendent for decades - but now the important news is just the building, as has happened for the palace of Nestor at Pylos. Whether it's Ulysses or no interest to a certain point, we now know that Ithaca was a Mycenaean king. And I hope that you can also find the archive: very important for writing Mycenaean tablets that we are now able to decipher and can give valuable information. "
the link between the archaeological and the Homeric poems of the seventh century, pays more attention to the historian Luciano Canfora, "We have a reductionist view of Homer's epic, as a mere repository of legends. But the historicity of the story, from the siege of Troy to the figure of Agamemnon, the dispatch of Greek princes and their tormentatissimi returns, are not debatable. Archaeology is looking for something that perhaps there was, despite flukes and misunderstandings. It is like looking for the Shroud. And Homer - Camphor insists - is not a poet. He offers us a historical novel written in hexameters, because that was the only form of communication. "
The only to be disappointed by the discovery of Papadopulos Robert Bittlestone, British businessman lover of antiquity, who a few years ago was convinced that the real Ithaca is not at all the tiny island that still bears his name. For him the real Ithaca over thousands of years had transformed the peninsula of Paliki on the northwest coast of Cephalonia close and to prove it had expended much energy and sophisticated satellite photographs. But perhaps in Ulysses (and Penelope), this latest move house did not like.
Paul Fallai
August 24, 2010 ©
RESERVED REPRODUCTION
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
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THE SUN is awakening (From THE MESSENGER)
Astronomy, the Sun is waking
Great expectations for spectacular auroras
On the surface of the Sun have been observed eruptions
When one of these eruptions reach the Earth generates auroras
ROME (03 August) - The sun is waking up on Earth and spectacular auroras are due tomorrow, perhaps the most colorful and vibrant in recent years. After a long sleep it seems that the activity of our star is restarted. On its surface solar flares were observed with plasma (electrically charged particles that is) thrown in interplanetary space. This cloud of particles is making route on Earth and when it arrives, according to experts, between tonight and tomorrow, it could lead to auroras of rare beauty.
To see them, according to experts, there is no need to go to the poles, these extraordinary glow of the sky, their intensity could also be seen from North America and Northern Europe. The solar flares are visible in some images and a video released by NASA, have been taken from the observatory of NASA space solar Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO).
When one of these eruptions reach the Earth, say the experts, the particles interact with Earth's magnetic field causing geomagnetic storms and spectacular displays of colored lights from red to blue: the auroras, normally observed from the polar regions. The solar activity is cyclical, it lasts about eleven years, the last solar maximum occurred in 2001, the first signs of an eruption, scientists say, that the sun is waking up and going to another solar maximum. 
Astronomy, the Sun is waking
Great expectations for spectacular auroras
On the surface of the Sun have been observed eruptions
When one of these eruptions reach the Earth generates auroras
ROME (03 August) - The sun is waking up on Earth and spectacular auroras are due tomorrow, perhaps the most colorful and vibrant in recent years. After a long sleep it seems that the activity of our star is restarted. On its surface solar flares were observed with plasma (electrically charged particles that is) thrown in interplanetary space. This cloud of particles is making route on Earth and when it arrives, according to experts, between tonight and tomorrow, it could lead to auroras of rare beauty.
To see them, according to experts, there is no need to go to the poles, these extraordinary glow of the sky, their intensity could also be seen from North America and Northern Europe. The solar flares are visible in some images and a video released by NASA, have been taken from the observatory of NASA space solar Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO).
When one of these eruptions reach the Earth, say the experts, the particles interact with Earth's magnetic field causing geomagnetic storms and spectacular displays of colored lights from red to blue: the auroras, normally observed from the polar regions. The solar activity is cyclical, it lasts about eleven years, the last solar maximum occurred in 2001, the first signs of an eruption, scientists say, that the sun is waking up and going to another solar maximum.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
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by CORSER / Time travel
The key in quantum physics. Possible applications for computers of the future dream is coming
oldest
"time travel possible"
A new theory predicts the 'teleport' back
particle
The key to the original condition in quantum physics. Possible applications for computers of the future dream is coming
oldest
"time travel possible"
A new theory predicts the "teleportation" of particles
back to the original condition
LONDON - The affect of the new time travel the minds of scientists who are looking for, especially through the new physics, the answers, at least theoretical means. To intrigue more, in some respects, appear to be the bounds of the past, perhaps seduced by Mark Twain that he wanted to make a trip to the Middle Ages with his An American in the court of King Arthur. For researchers, in this case, however, is not a void, albeit fascinating exercise fantasy. Seth Lloyd of MIT in Boston at the head of an international group of scholars which also includes two Italian (Vittorio Giovannetti and Lorenzo Maccone) has shown a proper explanation as sophisticated, but in fact a journey back in time would be addressed. The protagonists
Compared to many other theoretical attempts made so far, Lloyd adds more credibility because it makes use of an 'effect' first ignored. Let's see how. He begins with the transporter, the most well-known thanks to Star Trek where people are transferred from one place to another instantly (in the laboratory, however, some have already been teleported photon) and by quantum mechanics. But the trick is to trigger the 'effect of the suffix "of that time, is a different way of playing cards available. Thanks to it, only the particles that were found could be teleported back in original condition, thus making a trip back in time as well.
The appeal to the strange "effect" allows scientists to bring some advantages as in the scene without running into serious problems raised by time travel so far assumed related to the theory of relativity. In this case, required a much more difficult is the deformation space of time. Secondly, around a very famous paradox known as the 'paradox of grandfather, "which imagines go back in time and kill his grandfather and what, exactly, is paradoxical because it would prevent the birth of the murderer.
But the new theoretical effort aimed to imagine a time machine hidden in fact add value and perhaps even more fascinating is that the great challenge for decades, at least since the time of Einstein, the physical torture. It is the dream of uniting with the laws of quantum mechanics and relativity to get the coveted "theory of everything ', ie a single, simple, universal law that unifies all the other simplifying the description of the world.
addition to the exciting frontier of knowledge there is also a more practical purpose. The effect of post-selection used by Professor Lloyd is the basis of research on quantum computer that you begin to see some possibilities on the horizon and when that will materialize again upset our lives. Similar information perspective, of course, was not treated in time machine that HG Wells wrote in 1885 to travel in the future will bring us up to the year 802,701. But paradoxically, if the 'effect post-selection "of Professor Lloyd worked really open both doors, those of the past and the future. It's enough, meanwhile, to run the imagination.
John Caprara
July 25, 2010 
The key in quantum physics. Possible applications for computers of the future dream is coming
oldest
"time travel possible"
A new theory predicts the 'teleport' back
particle
The key to the original condition in quantum physics. Possible applications for computers of the future dream is coming
oldest
"time travel possible"
A new theory predicts the "teleportation" of particles
back to the original condition
LONDON - The affect of the new time travel the minds of scientists who are looking for, especially through the new physics, the answers, at least theoretical means. To intrigue more, in some respects, appear to be the bounds of the past, perhaps seduced by Mark Twain that he wanted to make a trip to the Middle Ages with his An American in the court of King Arthur. For researchers, in this case, however, is not a void, albeit fascinating exercise fantasy. Seth Lloyd of MIT in Boston at the head of an international group of scholars which also includes two Italian (Vittorio Giovannetti and Lorenzo Maccone) has shown a proper explanation as sophisticated, but in fact a journey back in time would be addressed. The protagonists
Compared to many other theoretical attempts made so far, Lloyd adds more credibility because it makes use of an 'effect' first ignored. Let's see how. He begins with the transporter, the most well-known thanks to Star Trek where people are transferred from one place to another instantly (in the laboratory, however, some have already been teleported photon) and by quantum mechanics. But the trick is to trigger the 'effect of the suffix "of that time, is a different way of playing cards available. Thanks to it, only the particles that were found could be teleported back in original condition, thus making a trip back in time as well.
The appeal to the strange "effect" allows scientists to bring some advantages as in the scene without running into serious problems raised by time travel so far assumed related to the theory of relativity. In this case, required a much more difficult is the deformation space of time. Secondly, around a very famous paradox known as the 'paradox of grandfather, "which imagines go back in time and kill his grandfather and what, exactly, is paradoxical because it would prevent the birth of the murderer.
But the new theoretical effort aimed to imagine a time machine hidden in fact add value and perhaps even more fascinating is that the great challenge for decades, at least since the time of Einstein, the physical torture. It is the dream of uniting with the laws of quantum mechanics and relativity to get the coveted "theory of everything ', ie a single, simple, universal law that unifies all the other simplifying the description of the world.
addition to the exciting frontier of knowledge there is also a more practical purpose. The effect of post-selection used by Professor Lloyd is the basis of research on quantum computer that you begin to see some possibilities on the horizon and when that will materialize again upset our lives. Similar information perspective, of course, was not treated in time machine that HG Wells wrote in 1885 to travel in the future will bring us up to the year 802,701. But paradoxically, if the 'effect post-selection "of Professor Lloyd worked really open both doors, those of the past and the future. It's enough, meanwhile, to run the imagination.
John Caprara
July 25, 2010
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