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Thanks to telescopes we can actually observe 9500 BC (or so) [and simultaneously see our own future]
Scientists catch real-life Death Star devouring a planet in 1st-of-its-kind discovery
QV please: SN1987A
So you're just going to ignore the *last* time I told you that your bizarre fantasy about "Sanduleak" was trash.
Sanduleak was an astronomer who mapped the stars where the SN happened, not some mythological being.
Like many of your "science" posts it is frankly insulting.
It is also irrelevant.
(Just like many of your "science" posts.)
The pretend kind, hence the quotes around "science".I post "science," do I?
The pretend kind, hence the quotes around "science".
If it's all just pretend, why the attitude?
What are you afraid of?
Afraid of? That's not really the question. I'm here to deal with pseudoscience and you often inject your particular brand of nonsense into conversations that weren't involving you for what seems like just and attempt to get attention.
How's come you're the only one who whines about it that strongly?
You seem to have copped an attitude towards me that, frankly, displays the same type of intolerance that has led to persecution and martyrdom of Christians in the past.
I just don't buy into your nice guy/jester persona.
I recall reading, that when it was initially discovered by outsiders, this guardian sect removed and hid anything that could be used as an idols or ancient treasures. It is rumored, also, that an earthquake destroyed the entire encampment where they lived and hid the artifacts.Interesting - Josephus mentions folks making pilgrimage to the Ark and names the tribe who were given task of being it's guardians.
I expect, when the hour is late enough, it will be found and stand as a physical object of judgement.
The Ark itself can be seen in an ice face at 14000 feet. My late cousin Hadden Lowrey a professional photographer, photographed the decks in the ice from a helicopter. The middle section disappeared in glacial flow and the to end section profile can still be seen but the climatic conditions need to be real good to see this and that is a rare event.
I'm just as critical of pseudoscience and I'm a Christian although some Christians here don't believe it.How's come you're the only one who whines about it that strongly?
You seem to have copped an attitude towards me that, frankly, displays the same type of intolerance that has led to persecution and martyrdom of Christians in the past.
Drawing a long bow by associating @Hans Blaster's attitude to pseudoscience with persecution and martyrdom of Christians is uncalled for.
You don't think Noah would have dismantled the Ark to build his homestead after the Flood?
Naaa...
Naaa...
It was common to make a pilgrimage to the Ark in Jesus day - Josephus mentions it.
-- Okay then.
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