This
FREE online journal is dedicated to anyone who likes
to ponder and write about
the ways of the natural world. A
wide variety of subjects are offered in articles that reflect
the interests of our readers.
We feature great photographs
and illustrations!
by Carol McLeod, M.S.,A.T.R.-B.C.
An illustrated discussion of world-wide ancient dragon images and how they may
contribute to understanding ethnic migrations between continents. (Anthropology, Archive number A101)
Article:
The Tuxtla Statuette: All The Way Around,
by Joyce
Olmec writing, possibly the first hieroglyphs in the Americas, appears
clearly on a replica
of the ancient Tuxla Statuette. Colorful photographs show the statuette
at Nanciyaga, a
beautiful ecopreserve at Catamaco, Mexico. (Archeology, Archive number
A102)
by scribe, Aaity Olson, as presented by the Star People. (Alternative Physics, Archive number A103)
Article:
A Waterspout phenomena in
Mexico: a coincidence or a manifestation?
by The Starfield Editorial Staff for Tim Johnson (who was
last seen with his burro up in the mountains of Arizona)
A great photograph caught the magic moment for Tim as an adventure to
Lake Patzcuaro turned into a spiritual
experience. What makes a waterspout? (Weather science, Archive 105)
by Aaity Olson
Why doesn't a gyroscope fall from gravity when spinning, and why does it precess? From the point of view
of Symmetric Field Physics the answers are easy to figure out even if they are due to invisible tori.
(Alternative physics, Archive 106)
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Our aim is to encourage everyone to think and write about new ideas in
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Editorial Staff: Carol
McLeod, Skull McLeod, Lois Luedemann, Aaity Olson. 2004.
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