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**neonasafluni** · 02-04-2008, 03:13 AM

nasa has known this for some time but just released, (not to look stupid).
google "john martineau" and see how he backs up j. kepler. wow, wow, wow.
translations of kepler’s ‘harmonices mundi’ (written in 1619) from the latin still available in most libraries.
john martineau lives in england now, at present! one site gives some of his work. he does not put forth any ‘theory’ just the data (with a smile, lol). note kepler’s ‘orbit machine’ then go back to martineau. one site gives part of his work (with permission, but not his site). not just wow wow, but wow wow.
michael donovan
ps: still searching for more info on n. kosyrev. i asked and someone told me to look at david's work. i have. many times. no, looking for the 'discrete' relationship between emotions and time. about five years ago, or six, was in contact with russian site that was going to publish all. see nothing of that sort.

02-04-2008, 03:13 AM	#3
neonasafluni Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 365 Senior Member	nasa has known this for some time but just released, (not to look stupid). google "john martineau" and see how he backs up j. kepler. wow, wow, wow. translations of kepler’s ‘harmonices mundi’ (written in 1619) from the latin still available in most libraries. john martineau lives in england now, at present! one site gives some of his work. he does not put forth any ‘theory’ just the data (with a smile, lol). note kepler’s ‘orbit machine’ then go back to martineau. one site gives part of his work (with permission, but not his site). not just wow wow, but wow wow. michael donovan ps: still searching for more info on n. kosyrev. i asked and someone told me to look at david's work. i have. many times. no, looking for the 'discrete' relationship between emotions and time. about five years ago, or six, was in contact with russian site that was going to publish all. see nothing of that sort.
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