Some philosophy from the cosmos

[quasimodo1]

http://hubblesite.org/gallery/movie_theater/revelations/revelations_320x240_mov Amazing visuals and music from the only telescope in space. quasimodo1

[billyjack]

it wouldnt play for me.

[MaryLupin]

that is a wonderful little movie. Thanks for providing the link.

[Ludmila607]

I am a Philosophy teacher and I chose this year to deal on my class with Time and Spaces issues.I found myself having to approach this subject by reading not only Philosopher as Aristotle, Leibniz or Kant.
I had to read about Newton and Einstein Mathematical and Physch definition of time and space, explanation for movement and duration on the universe.Have to relate it to Geomety, Euclidean and Post Euclidean Geometry, having to relate it to Cosmology and Big BAng Theories.
Well if I was thinking to give a Philosophical perspective I finish getting seduced by scientific visions and learning new things.
THe Three Newton Axioms for the Movement from Newton as example(PRINCIPIA)the Eistein relativity and reading even about Hubble universe , materia , quasars exploring.
I am seduced by Astrology since Child.Now I am seduced by Physichs!!!
I am grateful to you for noticing about this Astrology site.

[Ludmila607]

Sorry.I should have say ASTRONOMY:

[MaryLupin]

Sorry.I should have say ASTRONOMY:

Ah! Perhaps a Jungian-slip? Have you read Cosmos and Psyche by Richard Tarnas?


Now I am seduced by Physics!!!

Oh yes a siren lover is physics. Falling mind first into the Crab Nebula is wonderful but to slip a naked mind into the silk of string theory...that Ludmilla, that. Yes. An encompassing lover is physics.

[Ludmila607]

I visit the site recomended site and ended subscribed to an Astronomy Newsletter and having an account to Palomares Observatory news.
Well I am such curious but the only previous enconter with Cosmic things it was by menas of that tv Carla Sagan documental Cosmos.
Wonderful.it will never be someone like him, he was like the Cousteau from the Space!!!

[quasimodo1]

To Ludmila607: Have you visited and played the mini-movie from post#1? If so did you have difficulty accessing it? Thanks, quasimodo1

[Ludmila607]

Not yet...but so soonI will.