OMEGA à l’heure Olympique et Smallville 10

par JMtRoseCroix, samedi 04 août 2012, 16:12 (il y a 5189 jours) @ panthère58
édité par JMtRoseCroix, dimanche 05 août 2012, 14:49

Salut Panthère et à tous les autres...!!

Excuse moi de vouloir briser un peu le punch mais c'est vraiment important et d'actualité. Je ne sais pas si d'autres personnes l'avaient aussi remarqué, mais dans Saison 10, nous avons le symbole de la Marque de l'Antéchrist qui est l'oméga la force des ténèbres dans les forces beaucoup plus subtiles..ET DEPUIS hier j'ai aperçu à plusieurs reprise le SYMBOLE de l’oméga...aux JEUX OLYMPIQUES..

voilà le site de ma référence

http://www.lesponsoring.fr/2012/08/omega-jeux-olympiques/

Et voilà certaines photos de la série et autres images trouvés...

Le Faux prophète qui ressemble drôlement au Commandant Ashtar Sheran

le COMBAT du fils...descendu dans les Enfers...

godfray encore.. ON DIRAIT QU'IL Y A LA TÊTE d'un tit Gris à l'arrière... VOUS VOYEZ ??

Le Double du Père à Lex luthor qui perd son âme et donne son coeur pour qu'il puisse survivre..

Est-ce le temps des ténèbres ?

DEUX MONDES SE CROISSENT.

DANS LA SÉRIE il y a un Jeu DE POUPÉE, DE MARIONNETTE lors de l'arriver de l'antéchrist et les événements se rapprochant JEU OU JEUX OLYMPIQUE contrôle...

LE PÈRE DE LOIS LANE.

The Omega Expedition

The Sixth volume of Brian Stableford's future history concludes the series and also refers back to its beginnings.

Through five earlier volumes, Inherit the Earth, Architects of Emortality, The Fountains of Youth, The Cassandra Complex and Dark Ararat, Stableford has mapped out for us in engaging stories the wonderful and sometimes disturbing world of the next thousand years, on Earth, throughout the solar system, and to worlds beyond, with emphasis on huge sociological changes and extraordinary alterations in the biological life of humans.

It is one of the most detailed and plausible and fascinating projections in all of science fiction. Now, in The Omega Expedition it takes us into another millennium, and is complete.

The Omega Expedition is a philosophical novel, a sequel to The Fountains of Youth. It is the extraordinary life history of Adam Zimmerman, developer of the technology of emortality. The main part of the narrative describes his long-delayed awakening into the 35th century, a time of true immortals.

His exotic hosts - inhabitants of a microworld in the outer solar system - have recruited various interests to help with the resurrection project, one of whom (inevitably) is the famous historian of death, the immortal Mortimer Gray, who is exceedingly anxious to gain what insight he can into the vagaries of the mortal mind.

The Omega Expedition is a richly textured, serious SF novel that will resound like a bell, ringing down the halls of science fiction for years to come.

Published 2nd December 2002 by Tor
ISBN:0-765-30169-5
Cover by Alan Pollack.
Jacket Design by Seth Lerner
http://www.philsp.com/stableford/novels/omega_expedition.htm

Charles Seife
Alpha and Omega

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Only a few years ago the idea that the universe was full of invisible matter seemed highly speculative, and ideas of dark energy looked to be on the fringe of science. It came as rather a surprise to me when it was announced that the percentages of normal matter, dark matter and dark energy had been found fairly precisely. This book looks at the recent discoveries in this area, which Seife calls the third cosmological revolution.

The first few chapters set the scene, with early myths being overthrown by the first cosmological revolution, which started with the work of Copernicus, Kepler, and Brahe, and culminated in the struggles of Galileo with the Catholic Church in establishing the motion of the Earth rather than the Sun.

The second cosmological revolution started in the first decades of the 20th century, with the work of Einstein developing the equations of general relativity which described the nature and evolution of the cosmos. Because he wanted a static universe, Einstein was forced to add a fudge factor to the equations, the cosmological constant Λ. Now the title of this book is Alpha and Omega, since it relates to matters concerning the beginning and end of the universe. However, the Greek letters the book is really about are the cosmological constant Λ and the density of the universe Ω. Einstein called the cosmological constant his biggest blunder when the universe was actually found to be expanding. The discovery of the cosmic microwave background radiation in the 1960's was a highly significant point in cosmology, but fitted in with the idea of a universe which exploded in a big bang and then would expand forever, since the density seemed fall far short of the critical density needed to stop the expansion. The density of the universe Ω is given in terms of this critical density and the amount of visible matter was about 0.5% of this value.

Seife's third cosmological revolution started in the 1990's when experiments began to show that there might be more to the universe than meets the eye. Studies of the recession of distant supernovae implied that maybe the cosmological constant Λ should be reintroduced. Furthermore the variation in the cosmic background radiation indicated that the universe was actually flat – indicating that Ω has a value of unity. He goes on to investigate where the missing mass of the universe could be. The fusion of hydrogen in the early universe into heavier elements depended on the density of matter, and from the observed proportions of different elements it can be deduced that normal (i.e. baryonic) matter makes up about 5% of Ω. The non-uniformity of the universe gives a handle on the total amount of matter in the universe, and experiments have shown this to be about 35%. Thus there is 4.5% of normal but invisible matter, and 30% of some form of exotic matter. Seife goes on to examine what form these might take. Neutrinos are looked at but only provide a contribution of 0.5%. There is a chapter on supersymmetry, another possibility for exotic particles.

Seife then goes on to consider the remaining 65% of Ω. It is thought that this could be due to vacuum energy, which would generate a repulsive effect i.e. a cosmological constant Λ. I feel he doesn't really do justice to this, implying that the energy pushes outwards directly. In fact things are not so intuitive – in fact the related Casimir effect creates an attractive force.

The book concludes with a look into the future, both the long term future of the universe, and the possibilities in the study of cosmology after the third cosmological revolution. There are several appendices. The fourth is particularly useful – it lists ongoing experiments in this area to keep a watch on. The only points I would criticise in this book are the one about vacuum energy mentioned above, and treatment of work between the end of the second cosmological revolution and the start of the third. This has to be referred to in discussing the latest work, but the lack of chronological order can be confusing.

In conclusion, this is a highly readable book, and is aimed at a non-technical audience. However, there is so much information on the latest experiments that even those knowledgeable in the subject are likely to find something ne

http://www.chronon.org/reviews/alphaomega.html

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