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Hij doet het niet. Krijg een uitroepteken in het midden maar geen filmpjequote:Op maandag 29 december 2014 23:13 schreef DeMolay het volgende:
niet echt on-topic maar ik wil het jullie niet onthouden
Gewoon in youtube openen hier doet ie het gewoonquote:
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Hij doet het niet. Krijg een uitroepteken in het midden maar geen filmpje
Ook op fok! zelf!
Thnx uploader deze ga ik even bekijken
Er staat nog een vraag voor u open!!
weer off topic maar wel "on topic"
http://www.theseekerbooks.com/articles/hiramkey.htm
ik zelf zeg dat Hyram of Tyre Hiram Abif is
http://www.theseekerbooks.com/articles/hiramkey.htm
ik zelf zeg dat Hyram of Tyre Hiram Abif is
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Δημοσθένης
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18FgnFVm5k0&fmt=37&hd=1&autoplay=1
Δημοσθένης
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18FgnFVm5k0&fmt=37&hd=1&autoplay=1
is het amerigo vespuci(noord America explorer).....Columbus( haitie)......of Templars (merica) met vikingen 
word in de "hiram key" wel duidelijk gemaakt
nogmaals
http://www.theseekerbooks.com/articles/hiramkey.htm
de schrijvers zijn vrijmetselaar
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word in de "hiram key" wel duidelijk gemaakt
nogmaals
http://www.theseekerbooks.com/articles/hiramkey.htm
de schrijvers zijn vrijmetselaar
[ Bericht 20% gewijzigd door DeMolay op 31-12-2014 00:21:56 ]
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Δημοσθένης
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18FgnFVm5k0&fmt=37&hd=1&autoplay=1
Δημοσθένης
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18FgnFVm5k0&fmt=37&hd=1&autoplay=1
A depolarizer as a possible precise sunstone for Viking navigation by polarized skylight
Viking navigation from Norway to America in the northern latitudes remains a mystery for physicists, historians and archaeologists. Polarimetric methods using absorbing dichroic crystals as polarizers to detect a hidden Sun direction using the polarized skylight have led to controversies. Indeed, these techniques may lack in sensitivity, especially when the degree of polarization is low. Here, we demonstrate theoretically and experimentally that using the transparent common Iceland spar as a depolarizer, the Vikings could have performed a precise navigation under different conditions. Indeed, when simply rotated, such a birefringent crystal can completely depolarize, at the so-called isotropy point, any partially polarized state of light, allowing us to guess the direction of the Sun. By equalizing the intensities of the ordinary and extraordinary beams at the isotropy point, we show that the Sun direction can be determined easily, thanks to a simple sensitive differential two-image observation. A precision of a few degrees could be reached even under dark crepuscular conditions. The exciting recent discovery of such an Iceland spar in the Alderney Elizabethan ship that sank two centuries before the introduction of the polarization of light in optics may support the use of the calcite crystal for navigation purposes.
http://rspa.royalsocietyp(...)011.0369.short?rss=1
Mooi uitgebreid artikel.
Viking navigation from Norway to America in the northern latitudes remains a mystery for physicists, historians and archaeologists. Polarimetric methods using absorbing dichroic crystals as polarizers to detect a hidden Sun direction using the polarized skylight have led to controversies. Indeed, these techniques may lack in sensitivity, especially when the degree of polarization is low. Here, we demonstrate theoretically and experimentally that using the transparent common Iceland spar as a depolarizer, the Vikings could have performed a precise navigation under different conditions. Indeed, when simply rotated, such a birefringent crystal can completely depolarize, at the so-called isotropy point, any partially polarized state of light, allowing us to guess the direction of the Sun. By equalizing the intensities of the ordinary and extraordinary beams at the isotropy point, we show that the Sun direction can be determined easily, thanks to a simple sensitive differential two-image observation. A precision of a few degrees could be reached even under dark crepuscular conditions. The exciting recent discovery of such an Iceland spar in the Alderney Elizabethan ship that sank two centuries before the introduction of the polarization of light in optics may support the use of the calcite crystal for navigation purposes.
http://rspa.royalsocietyp(...)011.0369.short?rss=1
Mooi uitgebreid artikel.
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