Posted on 02/22/2010 11:25:44 AM PST by TaraP
(I watched this Documentary last night on the TBN Channel Absoloutley Fascianting!)
In 2004, Dame Piczek became fascinated by the total absence of distortion of the Shroud image, a physical impossibility if the body had been lying on solid rock. Piczek’s work strongly suggests that the image of Jesus was projected as a quantum hologram onto the cloth as His body underwent the process of Resurrection...
The entire Resurrection process is akin to the Big Bang creation of the universe when something was created from nothing,” explains Piczek. “You can read the science of the Shroud, such as total lack of gravity, lack of entropy (without gravitational collapse), no time, no space—it conforms to no known law of physics.”
Dame Piczek created a one-fourth size sculpture of the man in the Shroud. When viewed from the side, it appears as if the man is suspended in mid air (see graphic, below), indicating that the image defies previously accepted science. The phenomenon of the image brings us to a true event horizon, a moment when all of the laws of physics change drastically.
Dame Piczek contends that the image was created in an infinitesimally small fraction of a second and its formation was absent of the effects of gravity.
The Physics Behind the Holographic Image
The DVD copies of The Fabric of Time include 3-D glasses to better view and appreciate the holographic images.
I thought Zappa was Jewish.
Yes it is “faith” and you have to “believe”, as in not knowing first hand of a true fact. It involves only having to take someone else’s account, or other evidence to try to conclude what is truth. But believing and having faith, by definition, is an acknowledgment of not knowing.
If science elevates what is known to fact so that there is no more faith or belief, but rather knowing, it’s a whole new ballgame. At that point there is no need for believing or faith. It’s accept the proven truth. Or, said a different way, “Are you stupid? This is proof of an actual resurrection from the dead. You better get your own spiritual house in order.”
He was originally Catholic, but became an atheist.
I’m pretty sure Frank Zappa was Italian.
There was piece of cloth that went over the fact. As for the photo perfection, that has what has got the attention of the world. It was not until after the invention of photography and the image on the shroud was photographed that it was realized that the image was a photo-negative. Skeptics said that it has been made by the scotching the cloth by a hot statue. (My question being) why the supposed forger would have chosen to create such an image? Recently, a burial shroud was found in Palestine . It was dated to that time and was of a different weave. From that evidence it was contended that a eave like the shroud was not available in Palestine. This substantiates theclaim that the image is medieval. (My question being) If Jesus was laid in the tomb of a rich man and wrapped in a garment he provided, How do we know where he obtained the garment? It need not have got it locally. As part of an empire as extensive as the United States, “Joseph of Arimathea” might have had products from as far away as Britain or situated in the Middle east, as far away as India or China.
Bottom line, through: we don’t know anything for sure.
No, mathematically it makes sense. It even makes sense if one thinks of it as an artistic creation.
I thought the carbon dating on this was much later than the time of Christ? I remember the University of Arizona doing a carbon dating in the 90’s.
Since you do not understand the *Spiritual World* or the Physics of a different dimension you are way off track.
We actually understand very little of a infinite universe....
The resurrection actually happened, and science does not understand this event, just like the Big Bang and everything else about the universe and galaxies.
contaminated/invalid pieces of the cloth were sampled, plus other organics being present that were not filterd out properly.
>I doubt the assertion that there is no distortion in the image on the shroud.
>>Yeah, I’m an expert just like you, and I doubt you exist. Don’t you love bold, unsubstantiated expert testimony?
>>>I don’t claim to be an expert, but the image of the face on the shroud is distorted on both sides because the fabric was hanging loose at the sides.
I understand the spiritual world and dimensions way more than you would ever know. It’s just that I include some reality in my posts. You would be smarter to just say that you believe in the shroud by faith than to keep making lame excuses for your argument. Over the past many many years, there have been several scientist saying the shroud is real and proves something. Then, there are just as many saying that it is a fake and proves nothing. So let’s just say that the experts don’t know so neither do you or I. So we end up back on the “faith” issue, which is perfectly fine. It’s just that you wont come to grips with that. Unless, of course you have some info that the scientist that studied it do not know about.
maybe the simpler explanation is that somebody spread it on a table and drew it and thats why we need star-trek-fantasy-physics to explain it
maybe the simpler explanation is that somebody spread it on a table and drew it and thats why we need star-trek-fantasy-physics to explain it.
Not if your body elevated and the ‘sheet’ went taut....which is the prevailing theory put forth by my colleague, Dr. Isabel Piczek (who happens to be the finest theoretical particle physicist in the world, bar none). The energy went straight up, straight down from the “event horizon”, resulting in an anatomically perfect image.
The radiocarbon dating tests were “wrong” for a very good reason: It has long been proven that the samples/fibrils they tested came from a rewoven area of the Shroud, not from original Shroud material.
See Ray Rogers’ work on this. Great stuff.
Well, seeing as how it has been established since 1978 that there is no paint, no pigmentation of any kind, associated with the image.......guess that shoots your theory down pretty good.
Since we’re talking about the world’s best magic, why isn’t there a color photograph or something better?
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