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I see some glyphs here... http://theappendix.net/blog/2014/1/the-key-of-hell-a-sorcery-manual-from-the-enlightenment

This portal is rich with ancient history and XM. Originally shared by Laughing Squid Archaeologists Unearth Three Ancient Greek Mosaics in the Ongoing Excavation in Zeugma, Turkey http://laughingsquid.com/archaeologists-unearth-three-ancient-greek-mosaics-in-the-ongoing-excavation-in-zeugma-turkey/

Originally shared by Andres M. Trianon CGI: The Exceptional Symmetry of E8 Join the Simple Science and Interesting Things Community and share interesting stuff! https://plus.google.com/communities/117518490246975838002 Out of all the known Lie groups, E8 stands out as the largest and most complex exceptional group. It has 248 generating elements, which by themselves have an astounding degree of symmetry. This symmetry can only be fully grasped in 8-dimensional space. But luckily it is also possible to project E8 onto a two-dimensional plane, chosen such that the resulting image preserves a small fraction of its total symmetry. There are different choices for these two-dimensional planes, some preserving more symmetry than others. The movie rotates through a selection of these planes in succession http://geometrymatters.tumblr.com/post/100896891094/the-exceptional-symmetry-of-e8-this-movie http://33.media.tumblr.com/6d0825dad378004b37d495991f099d31/tumblr_ndztxoMiJX1qfdhnbo1_500.gif

The magnetic poles are like the two major portals on this planet. Originally shared by Brian Koberlein Magnetic Reversal The magnetic field of the Earth is often portrayed as a large magnet that runs through the center of the Earth, with the magnetic poles located basically at the north and south poles of the Earth, but this is only a rough approximation. Earth’s magnetic field is generated in its core. The core of the Earth has a solid central region surrounded by a fluid outer region. This outer region undergoes convection, and its motion generates the magnetic field through what is known as a dynamo effect. This is similar to the way the Sun’s magnetic field is generated. For this reason, the Earth’s magnetic field (like the Sun’s) is not static. Over the past several centuries, for example, we have seen the magnetic field gradually change, and can even observe how the location of the north and south poles shifts over time. We know that the Earth’s magnetic field has undergone rever...