[AntonioLao]

Blame this one on the apple that struck Newton’s forehead. After that incident (actual or fabricated) almost no one will ever doubt again the existence of gravity. Proving the realities of planets, stars, and galaxies; all that is needed is to gaze at firmament on cloudless nights or using powerful optical or radio telescopes. The accumulated evidences are beyond compelling short of touching by direct personal contact for an encounter of the 3rd kind.

However, living on a planet with perpetual cloud cover, who can say that gracons exist? Not even Newton’s apple exists, since plants and fruit trees needed starlights too. Then not even higher form of living things or lower form of cyanobacteria (blue green algae) that needed photosynthesis.

Without gracons, Einstein could never have formulated his general theory of relativity. If one perseveres along these relative roads to graconic reality, one will finally come face to face with the weakest but the biggest of all gracons, Infinity.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao Blame this one on the apple that struck Newton’s forehead. After that incident (actual or fabricated) almost no one will ever doubt again the existence of gravity. Proving the realities of planets, stars, and galaxies; all that is needed is to gaze at firmament on cloudless nights or using powerful optical or radio telescopes. The accumulated evidences are beyond compelling short of touching by direct personal contact for an encounter of the 3rd kind. However, living on a planet with perpetual cloud cover, who can say that gracons exist? Not even Newton’s apple exists, since plants and fruit trees needed starlights too. Then not even higher form of living things or lower form of cyanobacteria (blue green algae) that needed photosynthesis. Without gracons, Einstein could never have formulated his general theory of relativity. If one perseveres along these relative roads to graconic reality, one will finally come face to face with the weakest but the biggest of all gracons, Infinity.

There is more room in infinity,than we can imagine on a clear day.

regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick than we can imagine on a clear day.

The graconic legacy could only benefit those fortunate beings living on planets without perpetual cloud covers. In a sense, this cloudless condition allows them to see very far so even with good eyesight of 20/20 vision some might be able to get a glimpse of infinity.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao The graconic legacy could only benefit those fortunate beings living on planets without perpetual cloud covers. In a sense, this cloudless condition allows them to see very far so even with good eyesight of 20/20 vision some might be able to get a glimpse of infinity.

A glimpse is better than none,but we want much more than this!


regards michael.