Check out this amazing discovery by scientists using new technology. Instead of simply using cameras to view what’s happening out there deep in the Universe, they can now gauge activity through gravitational waves. It’s a bit like first watching television with the sound muted and trying to read the lips, then un-muting and suddenly you can understand a whole lot more than before. Next would be the experience of actually being there to witness it – I bet that’s not as far away as we think.
As our tutors teach us, living in a 5th dimensional world is about grasping a deeper understanding and being able to take in more detail. I am trying to avoid using the words “seeing more” because, as we’ve just seen in this article, seeing is really only using one sense. We have more senses than that, maybe even more than 6, which help us take in the details.
I love the picture on the still of the video at the top of the article. It reminds me of yin and yang even though they are two black holes. Can you honestly imagine two holes each about 35 times the mass of the sun, circling each other 250 times a second? That’s quite a dance.
It just goes to show how much more advanced scientific technology is compared to the old style devices the public get access to. As wars reduce and the trouble makers are weeded out of international relations, I’m confident we, the public, will get access to much more. Sure there will be some mischief makers who will want to use technology for selfish reasons but all in all, as soon as you release that kind of invention to the general public you’ll be amazed what extraordinary creativity will come from the masses in how it can be used to benefit the world.
Here’s the article, courtesy of The Guardian.
Bring it on, I say.
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