Andi Prama
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Sunday, August 26, 2012
Prehistoric Nuclear Reactor In Gabon Republic
Two billion years ago, where the Gabon Republic is now located in Africa, there existed a huge nuclear reactor that was operative for five hundred thousand years.
Oklo is the site of a uranium mine in the Gabon Republic. France obtains much of the uranium used in its nuclear program from this mine. In 1972 when uranium ore from this mine was introduced into a French gaseous diffusion plant, it was discovered that the feed uranium was depleted below the 0.711 w% of ordinary natural uranium. It seemed as if the uranium had already been used. The French government announced the finding and took the whole world by surprise.
Scientists investigated the uranium mine and the results were made public at a conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency. The uranium indeed had been used. One may wonder what exactly happened at Oklo?
French scientists found traces of fission products and fuel wastes at various locations within the mine area. These observations were puzzling at first because it is not possible for natural uranium to go critical, except under very special circumstances such as the presence of graphite or heavy water as a moderator, neither of which could reasonably be expected to have been present in the vicinity of Oklo.
The half-life of U235 is 7.13E8 years, which is considerably shorter than the half-life of U238 at 4.51E9 years. Since the original formation of the earth, more of the U235 had decayed than the U238. This means that the natural uranium ore had a much higher uranium concentration many years ago than it does today. Indeed, it is easy to show that about 3 billion years ago the U235 concentration was in the neighborhood of 3 w%, sufficiently high to reach the critical point for a chain reaction to occur in ordinary water, which was present near Oklo at that time.
Surprisingly, this uranium mine's nuclear reactor was well designed. Studies indicate that this reactor was several miles in length. However, for such a huge nuclear reactor, the thermal impact to its environment was limited to 40 meters on all sides. Even more astonishing is the fact that the radioactive wastes have still not migrated outside the mine site. They are held in place by the surrounding geology.
Faced with these findings, scientists consider the mine to be a 'naturally occurring' nuclear reactor. The Oklo reactor has been documented for its importance as an analogue (a structural derivative of a parent compound) in the disposal of nuclear fuel wastes. But few people are bold enough to go one step further.
As a matter of fact, many people today know that the reactor is a relic from a prehistoric civilization. It's probable that two billion years ago there was a fairly advanced civilization living at a place now called Oklo. This civilization was technologically superior to today's civilization. Compared to this huge 'natural' nuclear reactor, our current nuclear reactors are far less impressive.
Sunday, August 5, 2012
The Egyptian Pyramids: Humans and Aliens Collaboration?
According to most beliefs, pyramids were built with the help of great armies of slaves, by the ancient pharaohs of Egypt as tombs for preserving their royal bodies. Pyramids were meant to be monuments to the pharaoh’s greatness, filled with great treasures for the afterlife. There is only one problem with this popular theory, the Great Pyramid itself contains no pharaoh’s body, no treasure chamber, and no treasures. Since no bodies or treasures were found this opens up a door for the possibility that the pyramids were built by aliens using their far-more advanced technology than the Egyptians had 4500 years ago when the pyramids were built. This article contains proof that the Egyptians did not build the pyramids and will elaborate on: How could the Egyptians build such structures, why the pyramids were built in their location, how long it would take to build these pyramids and how many people.
One issue that appears is how have the Egyptians built such massive structures without advanced technology? This structures is twenty times larger than the Burj Dubai, the Pyramid’s features are so large they can be seen from the Moon. Dr Iorwerth Eiddon Stephen Edwards believes that a very long ramp was used. He says, “only one method of raising heavy weights was open to the ancient Egyptians, namely by means by ramps composed of brick and earth which sloped upwards from the level of the ground to whatever height was desired". There are a few problems with his theory one is that the ramp would probably end up being over a mile long, meaning that the ramp itself would be harder to build than the pyramid. I.E.S. Edwards also says, "finally, when the wall had been built to its full height, the ramp would be dismantled”. Dismantling the ramp would probably take years, and where would all the rocks be put? This long ramp seems very unlikely; even if it were used it would still take over a Pharaoh’s lifetime to build.
Another interesting issue, is numbers. Calculate the perimeter of the pyramid, and divide it by two times the height, a number that is exactly equivalent to the number pi (3.14159…) up to the fifteenth digit is produced. The chances of this happening are remarkably small. Did the ancient Egyptians know what the number pi was? Not likely, seeing as it was a number not calculated accurately to the fourth digit, until the 6th century; and the pyramids calculate it to the fifteenth. Another interesting fact is that the height of the pyramid (481 feet) is almost exactly 1/1,000,000,000 of the distance from the earth to the sun (480.6 billion feet). How would the Egyptians know how far the earth is from the sun? Another believer of aliens quotes:
"If you take the line of longitude that the pyramid lies on, and the latitude that the pyramid lies on, 31 degrees north, by 31 degrees west they are the two lines that cover the most combined land area in the world".
These arguments prove that it was nearly impossible for the Egyptians to have built the pyramids. How would they do it, if they used a mile long ramp, it would take just as long to build and break down as it would take to build the pyramid alone. How did they know about pi? Or about the distance from the earth to the sun? Or where the center of the earth is?
The Belt of Orion
Friday, January 2, 2009
We Could Have Known
Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 15:48:14 -0700 (PDT)
From: Andi Prama
Subject: We Could Have Known
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From: Andi Prama
Date: Friday, July 22, 2005 02:22 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: Fwd: FW: Crisis of leadership exchange with violence, guns and contra terror?? Declining of market reform, liberalization to be specifies; Capitalism I suppose....
Protests of settlers over Israel pull out in Gaza makes another crisis of leadership in the most part of Earth's continents. The crisis of governing, due to a land dispute between Israel and Palestine, tends to be anger for some orthodox Jewish who believes they have the right to live. In another part of the world, London bomb of 7/7 drives England's Prime Minister, Tony Blair met with moderate Muslim leaders, seeking to enlist their support against Islam extremist (orthodox?), while his government are preparing new anti terror legislation to outlaw incendiary sermons, whom British police and Scotland Yard has concluded that bombers were young Britons. With all respect to the global police fact finding, such government intervention to the religion sector is an attitude of fascism, Stalinism communist, moreover a dictatorship abuse of power. Crisis of leadership in most part of continents has to be solve, conclude with finding the roots of human needs; Jews, Christian, Islam; Hindu and others. The basic needs are freedom of fear, freedom of believes and freedom to be free. Intervention, such as Pentagon statement to China military modernization as a potential threat to the U.S. is just one case of this global community has not learned from the past. More so, Israel's sale of drones to China has been cancelled due to intervention of the U.S., uranium enrichment by Iran for energy purpose has been warned, North Korea's nuclear arms programmed has been a major issue in Asia continent, although the reason for self defense. Freedom to be free are concerning in every aspects, in which the basic needs of human are self sufficiency in politics, economy (prosperity) and place of origin (culture). The beauty of diversity, God has given to humans spirit of knowledge, thought, which is different to animal lust. The above cases of such intervention in religion, governing and nation to nation political threat won't make a clever, wisdom solution to terrorism, poverty and political rejection by people. The meeting that has been held by leaders of the eight major industrial nations (G8) recently to reduce the poverty in Africa continent did not solve the major substance. In my political view, they were acting like a Santa Clause in Christmas season. Poverty, gap between poor and rich is the major issue caused most humans (any religions) tends to be extremist. We are not talking of so called "a communist system of economic, all in the same level", which is against God's willingness, but to be more majesty is freedom to be free itself. Self sufficiency in politics, economy and cultural are what people on earth are searching for now, there would be no more rejection or disobey by people to their leaders.
Perhaps some countries want to make profits in military sector to robust their economic machines???!!!
Best wishes,
Andi Prama
Indonesian.
-- Begin message:
Cho Seung-Hui, student at Virginia Tech University who killed at least 30 and committing suicide, is a clear example if inner sight minds and soul becomes full of envious resentment, hatred and envy highly sin of flame, is another epic to this free market globalization trade era. A Korean yellow skin of typical East Asia having slanting eyes, were frustrated caused by portraying a wide gap between rich and poor, the have and have not. A fatal tragedy of capitalism as a system becomes humans killer diseases, much similar to a bird flu, aids, or perhaps anthrax biological weapons for terrorist? When you all modernized people have learned from the past?? We could see a lifetime monumental statues around the globe such as Temple of Posseidon, Colloseo, Sphinx or Pyramid even Borobudur as a back stone for humans to be more civilized, mature, with a sparkling Hands of God, NOT worsening an anger, upscale violence, terror and warizm of humans destruction and morale decadent, ain't we? We have seen ENOUGH, the destruction back then glory of Mesopotamia, now Iraq, where once people around the globe searched for advantage knowledge, science, civilized culture in there. Surely, most Americans are deeply confused at present, while the government foreign policy to stabilize Iraq is to double the military budget; on the other hand common ordinary people are in pain, regret those who were killed by Cho Seung-Hui.
It is a massive of confusing as well as to why most of American land has not seen yet a nice blossom spring season?? The earth have change, fellows, as well as to changing humans behavior. Is the Road Map to the Middle East working right on track as you planned, your Excellency Mr. President, George Walker Bush?? If you look at the uprising tension in that region, well, your political campaign since you proclaimed a winning season to Republican party from a "missionary style" of Bill Clinton's Democrat party was a JUNK campaign. Bill Clinton smoke pods back in college years and he admitted it. You refused a National Guard task as a pilot. Monica Lewinsky cases were different, Bill Clinton needed a balance motions, a far what he got from a straight A student of Hillary Clinton. You have the advantage in there, Mr. Bush Junior, a harmony Christian value. What makes me "anger" from you that you backed Paul Wolfowitz's behavior; he is the chairman for helping poor countries. Most poor countries are in Asia, Africa and South America continent. The role model is an important value for those continents. What would it be if the role model such Mr. Paul Wolfowitz can bring a value to a democracy system of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson combined?? Confusing me as well, Mr. President. The same case as to the President of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, he raise Fidel Casto as his "political stream" of a new socialism, I don't know whether he closed his eyes, the fact that Berlin's wall has fallen. Confusing to me as well in there too, Mr. President.
General Anthony Zinni reports on changing climate is much dangerous than a nuclear war is CLEAR AND TRUE. We, as planet's earth our "home" to have a cheerful minds and brilliant thoughts, should change our behavior to be more civilized in a sparkling Hands of God, I should say.
Thank you.
Andi Prama
Indonesian.
From: Andi Prama
Subject: We Could Have Known
To: patrick.mcdonnell@latimes.com, foreign@washpost.com, ombudsman@washpost.com, letters@nytimes.com, letters@latimes.com, foreign@latimes.com, online@chron.com, ywt@cnn.com, letters@guardian.co.uk, directiondelaredaction@latribune.fr, irna@irna.com, editoronline@mg.co.za, admin@bolpress.com, contactenos@el-nacional.com, webmaster@la-cadena.com, info@la-epoca.com, cartas@jornadanet.com, amotz@jpost.com, letters@ngrguardiannews.com, info@africa-news.net, iran-daily@iran-daily.com, editor@japantoday.com, gmachado@la-cadena.com, menjun@chinadaily.com.cn, english@peopledaily.com.cn, rmrb@peopledaily.com.cn, circu@chinadaily.com.cn, xiejing@chinadaily.net.cn, tangdaihai@chinadaily.com.cn, editor@africamediaonline.com, times@zamtel.zm, prela@teletel.com.ar, plenmex@mail.internet.com.mx, prenleo@ropnet.ru, rmoliher@netcabo.pt, prelatin@public.bta.net.cn, chronicl@africaonline.com.gh, mario.canseco@angus-reid.com, editors@jpost.com, letters@jpost.com
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From: Andi Prama
Date: Friday, July 22, 2005 02:22 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: Fwd: FW: Crisis of leadership exchange with violence, guns and contra terror?? Declining of market reform, liberalization to be specifies; Capitalism I suppose....
Protests of settlers over Israel pull out in Gaza makes another crisis of leadership in the most part of Earth's continents. The crisis of governing, due to a land dispute between Israel and Palestine, tends to be anger for some orthodox Jewish who believes they have the right to live. In another part of the world, London bomb of 7/7 drives England's Prime Minister, Tony Blair met with moderate Muslim leaders, seeking to enlist their support against Islam extremist (orthodox?), while his government are preparing new anti terror legislation to outlaw incendiary sermons, whom British police and Scotland Yard has concluded that bombers were young Britons. With all respect to the global police fact finding, such government intervention to the religion sector is an attitude of fascism, Stalinism communist, moreover a dictatorship abuse of power. Crisis of leadership in most part of continents has to be solve, conclude with finding the roots of human needs; Jews, Christian, Islam; Hindu and others. The basic needs are freedom of fear, freedom of believes and freedom to be free. Intervention, such as Pentagon statement to China military modernization as a potential threat to the U.S. is just one case of this global community has not learned from the past. More so, Israel's sale of drones to China has been cancelled due to intervention of the U.S., uranium enrichment by Iran for energy purpose has been warned, North Korea's nuclear arms programmed has been a major issue in Asia continent, although the reason for self defense. Freedom to be free are concerning in every aspects, in which the basic needs of human are self sufficiency in politics, economy (prosperity) and place of origin (culture). The beauty of diversity, God has given to humans spirit of knowledge, thought, which is different to animal lust. The above cases of such intervention in religion, governing and nation to nation political threat won't make a clever, wisdom solution to terrorism, poverty and political rejection by people. The meeting that has been held by leaders of the eight major industrial nations (G8) recently to reduce the poverty in Africa continent did not solve the major substance. In my political view, they were acting like a Santa Clause in Christmas season. Poverty, gap between poor and rich is the major issue caused most humans (any religions) tends to be extremist. We are not talking of so called "a communist system of economic, all in the same level", which is against God's willingness, but to be more majesty is freedom to be free itself. Self sufficiency in politics, economy and cultural are what people on earth are searching for now, there would be no more rejection or disobey by people to their leaders.
Perhaps some countries want to make profits in military sector to robust their economic machines???!!!
Best wishes,
Andi Prama
Indonesian.
-- Begin message:
Cho Seung-Hui, student at Virginia Tech University who killed at least 30 and committing suicide, is a clear example if inner sight minds and soul becomes full of envious resentment, hatred and envy highly sin of flame, is another epic to this free market globalization trade era. A Korean yellow skin of typical East Asia having slanting eyes, were frustrated caused by portraying a wide gap between rich and poor, the have and have not. A fatal tragedy of capitalism as a system becomes humans killer diseases, much similar to a bird flu, aids, or perhaps anthrax biological weapons for terrorist? When you all modernized people have learned from the past?? We could see a lifetime monumental statues around the globe such as Temple of Posseidon, Colloseo, Sphinx or Pyramid even Borobudur as a back stone for humans to be more civilized, mature, with a sparkling Hands of God, NOT worsening an anger, upscale violence, terror and warizm of humans destruction and morale decadent, ain't we? We have seen ENOUGH, the destruction back then glory of Mesopotamia, now Iraq, where once people around the globe searched for advantage knowledge, science, civilized culture in there. Surely, most Americans are deeply confused at present, while the government foreign policy to stabilize Iraq is to double the military budget; on the other hand common ordinary people are in pain, regret those who were killed by Cho Seung-Hui.
It is a massive of confusing as well as to why most of American land has not seen yet a nice blossom spring season?? The earth have change, fellows, as well as to changing humans behavior. Is the Road Map to the Middle East working right on track as you planned, your Excellency Mr. President, George Walker Bush?? If you look at the uprising tension in that region, well, your political campaign since you proclaimed a winning season to Republican party from a "missionary style" of Bill Clinton's Democrat party was a JUNK campaign. Bill Clinton smoke pods back in college years and he admitted it. You refused a National Guard task as a pilot. Monica Lewinsky cases were different, Bill Clinton needed a balance motions, a far what he got from a straight A student of Hillary Clinton. You have the advantage in there, Mr. Bush Junior, a harmony Christian value. What makes me "anger" from you that you backed Paul Wolfowitz's behavior; he is the chairman for helping poor countries. Most poor countries are in Asia, Africa and South America continent. The role model is an important value for those continents. What would it be if the role model such Mr. Paul Wolfowitz can bring a value to a democracy system of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson combined?? Confusing me as well, Mr. President. The same case as to the President of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, he raise Fidel Casto as his "political stream" of a new socialism, I don't know whether he closed his eyes, the fact that Berlin's wall has fallen. Confusing to me as well in there too, Mr. President.
General Anthony Zinni reports on changing climate is much dangerous than a nuclear war is CLEAR AND TRUE. We, as planet's earth our "home" to have a cheerful minds and brilliant thoughts, should change our behavior to be more civilized in a sparkling Hands of God, I should say.
Thank you.
Andi Prama
Indonesian.
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