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Future Growth of Cities

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In 2025 630 Million of Us Will Live in 37 Megacities

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Time Timeline

Posted on March 7, 2013 by Rashid Faridi

  • 1500-1300 BC Sundials were first used in Egypt to measure the time of day by the sun’s shadow.
  • 400 BC Greeks Used a water clock, which measured the outflow of water from a vessel ,to measure time.
  • 980 AD     Alfred the Great(a Saxon king)
    used burning candles to measure time.
  • 1000 AD At the time of sung Dynasty ,candles and burning incense marked time in china.
  • 1400AD Mechanical clocks were built in Europe ,using a mainspring and balance wheel.
  • 1583 AD Galileo Galilee realized that the frequency of a pendulum’s swing depended on its length.
  • 1657 AD Christian Huygens invented the first pendulum clock, capable of far greater accuracy than any preceding timekeeper. But the clock did not work at sea.
  • 1759 AD John Harrison built a clock that last only 5 seconds on a voyage from England to Jamaica.
  • 1839 AD Telegraph
    invented, allowing instant transmission of time signals.
  • 1840 AD time ball was dropped at noon each day at the US naval Observatory. Ships in the harbour used the ball to set their clocks.
  • 1850 AD Regional time zone established in New England to coordinate railroad schedules, halting confusion due to using local Sun time at every station.
  • 1884 AD Twenty-five countries accept Greenwich, England, as the prime meridian . The prime meridian gradually became the basis for time throughout the world.
  • 1905 AD A radio signal was transmitted from Washington DC to help ships find longitude.
  • 1928 AD W.A. Marrison of Bell laboratories built the first Quartz clock,accurate to within 1-2 thousandths of a second per day. Quartz technology was later adopted for use in wristwatches.
  • 1945 AD Physicist Isador Rabi suggested making a clock based on the study of atoms , using a method called atomic beam magnetic resonance.
  • 1949 AD National Bureau of Standards (now the National Institute of Standards and Technology, or NIST) built the first atomic clock, using ammonia.
  • 1967 AD A second was formally defined as 9192631770 vibrations of the Cesium atom.For the first time, time was made independent of astronomical bodies.
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Jewish Genome Myth Busted – A Dramatic Reading

 

… by  Jim W. Dean, VT Editor                        … with  Snordster

Veterans Today

 

When a Founding Myth becomes a PsyOps

My Jewish genome piece based on Dr. Eran Elhait’s new study released in December, 2012, seems to have gotten some wind back into the story’s sails. 

The report got internet distribution internationally on websites and blogs interested in the field, but virtually no American corporate media coverage. Surprise, surprise.

Although this debate will ongoing for years to come we here at VT saw a tipping point being reached.

First, we knew that Intel agencies the world over invest significant resources in all founding myths which they fell give them some emotional leverage control buttons to use when they wish.

For anyone out there angry at hearing about that, welcome to the real world. It’s been going on forever.

As I…

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