Celestial themes mark Sitsky New Year in Canberra
The Canberra School of Music celebrates Larry Sitsky composer pianist as he signs a new contract and previews works inspired by Kepler and celestial harmony. His operas The Fall of the House of Usher and Lena gain attention while collaboration with Honey and Hawkes seeks further publication.
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Dingle argues Einstein wrong in relativity debate
The piece reviews Professor Dingle’s claim that Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity is incorrect. It discusses his public challenges, the debate in The Listener, and supportive and critical reactions, including the author’s own cautious stance, highlighting the unsettled nature of the discussion and the rhetoric used.
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Widowed Patients Report Haunting Hallucinations After Death
A British doctor in Wales reports startling evidence that widows and widowers often experience visions and conversations with their late partners. In a secret survey of 303 widowed individuals, 137 described experiences including sightings, conversations, and supposed presences. The study links longer marriages and higher social status to more frequent phenomena, noting these experiences do not disrupt daily life and may help acceptance of widowhood.
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Ingenious Inventions Parade Through Time and Tradeoffs
A rambling survey traces ideas from the fifteenth century to 1830s England, noting Leonardo da Vinci as a patron of early devices and chronicling dubious promises from flying machines to electric plating. It highlights the gap between clever concepts and practical traction, with examples from beds, radios, auto carriages, and lawn mowers reflecting persistent dawns of innovation.
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