Large drawings in the desert in South America. Who drew them? Why? How? What do they represent? Are some ancient landing strips? An ancient mystery explored. Lots of possibilities.
Large drawings in the desert in South America. Who drew them? Why? How? What do they represent? Are some ancient landing strips? An ancient mystery explored.
The Nazca Lines are a group of very large geoglyphs formed by depressions or shallow incisions made in the soil of the Nazca Desert in southern Peru. Some scholars believe the Nazca Lines were created by the Nazca culture.
In the year 3000, engineers at MIT finally created the technology ne.pdfsanjeevbansal1970
In the year 3000, engineers at MIT finally created the technology necessary for time travel. You,
who somehow are still alive (Time Lord perhaps?), decide that you want to make your AP
biology teacher proud and use this wonderful new time travel technology to do some statistical
analysis. Thinking about where to go, you remember once reading an article that said the
Tyrannosaurus Rex likely had feathers! Since you have a taste for danger, you become
determined to conduct field work on the genetics of this now extinct animal-and of course you
also want to see their short little arms and possibly feather covered bodies! You jump on a plane
and head to South Dakota, where the remains of one of the largest flesh-eaters to have ever
inhabited Earth, named Sue, were found (named after Sue Hendrickson who discovered the
fossils). Once you reach South Dakota, you use your time travel technology to turn back
time...67 million years! Once you turn back time, you begin your studies. To your surprise, not
all Tyrannosaurus Rex have feathers! It seems like having feathers is a dominant trait. You
realize this discovery could change our understanding of evolution*gasp*. You begin gathering
DNA samples from a population of T-Rex. You determine that having feathers (F) is dominant to
not having feathers (f). You obtain the data in the chart below: Time (days)=1 Feathered
(FF)=210 Feathered (Ff)=230 Non-Feathered (ff)=600 total=500 To be confident in your
conclusions about the T-Rex population at day 365, you conduct a Chi Square analysis. Create a
chi square data table.
Large drawings in the desert in South America. Who drew them? Why? How? What do they represent? Are some ancient landing strips? An ancient mystery explored.
The Nazca Lines are a group of very large geoglyphs formed by depressions or shallow incisions made in the soil of the Nazca Desert in southern Peru. Some scholars believe the Nazca Lines were created by the Nazca culture.
In the year 3000, engineers at MIT finally created the technology ne.pdfsanjeevbansal1970
In the year 3000, engineers at MIT finally created the technology necessary for time travel. You,
who somehow are still alive (Time Lord perhaps?), decide that you want to make your AP
biology teacher proud and use this wonderful new time travel technology to do some statistical
analysis. Thinking about where to go, you remember once reading an article that said the
Tyrannosaurus Rex likely had feathers! Since you have a taste for danger, you become
determined to conduct field work on the genetics of this now extinct animal-and of course you
also want to see their short little arms and possibly feather covered bodies! You jump on a plane
and head to South Dakota, where the remains of one of the largest flesh-eaters to have ever
inhabited Earth, named Sue, were found (named after Sue Hendrickson who discovered the
fossils). Once you reach South Dakota, you use your time travel technology to turn back
time...67 million years! Once you turn back time, you begin your studies. To your surprise, not
all Tyrannosaurus Rex have feathers! It seems like having feathers is a dominant trait. You
realize this discovery could change our understanding of evolution*gasp*. You begin gathering
DNA samples from a population of T-Rex. You determine that having feathers (F) is dominant to
not having feathers (f). You obtain the data in the chart below: Time (days)=1 Feathered
(FF)=210 Feathered (Ff)=230 Non-Feathered (ff)=600 total=500 To be confident in your
conclusions about the T-Rex population at day 365, you conduct a Chi Square analysis. Create a
chi square data table.
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Part II – Hunting for Nessie
Victoria was a bit of a cyptozoologist herself, and she knew there was more evidence for the Loch Ness monster than
for all the other legendary creatures combined. By one estimate, there have been more than 4,000 sightings of Nessie
over the last 80 years, along with sonar tracings, video records, and some incredible photographs. But her Philosophy
of Science professor had the class read Carl Sagan’s book Th e Demon Haunted World, so she was familiar with Sagan’s
“Baloney Detection Kit.” One of the tools Sagan recommended was to “spin more than one hypothesis”; that is,
consider all reasonable explanations of a phenomenon, weigh the evidence for and against each, then let the evidence
tell you which explanation is most likely correct. While her brother was stuck on a single idea—namely that monsters
were living in a lake in northern Scotland—Victoria understood the limitations of eyewitness accounts, sonar tracings,
and fuzzy photographs. She would introduce her alternative hypotheses to Travis later. Now she was going to take him
on a mental quest using what she had learned in her ecology course.
“Th at was a great game sis, too bad your team lost to the Irish, and on homecoming weekend to boot.”
“No worries,” she responded. “I’ve just poured each of us a big glass of fresh lemonade; want to go on that hunt for
Nessie?”
“Sure. Where, or should I ask ‘how,’ do we start?”
“Well, to begin with, tell me what you know about the monster,” Victoria prodded, “but keep it brief.”
Travis had read every positive report about Nessie, but Victoria requested the “elevator-pitch version,” so he strained to
keep his account short and sweet. “Well, some saint back in the 6th century was the fi rst to encounter it, but it wasn’t
seen again until an elderly couple reported it crossing the road, heading towards the lake, with a lamb in its mouth, in
1933. Th e next year, a fantastic photo was taken of the beast. Called “Th e Surgeon’s Photo,” it is probably the most
widely recognized photograph of any cryptid anywhere.”
“I know the one you’re talking about, this big animal in the middle of a lake, with its head raised out of the water,
looking around, the one that resembles a plesiosaur,” Victoria added.
“Th at’s the one,” Travis continued. “And it spawned a huge public interest. People fl ocked to the loch, and many saw
the monster. Numerous scientifi c expeditions followed, generating some interesting sonar tracings. Th en, in 1975, a
paper was published in the journal Nature that not only assigned a scientifi c name to the beast, but also printed several
underwater pictures of Nessie; two of the
photos clearly revealed her plesiosaur-like
fi ns, while two others, with less resolution,
showed her body, long neck, and head. More
expeditions followed, and a set of vertebrae
were found, but there hasn’t ...
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“Sure. Where, or should I ask ‘how,’ do we start?”
“Well, to begin with, tell me what you know about the monster,” Victoria prodded, “but keep it brief.”
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keep his account short and sweet. “Well, some saint back in the 6th century was the fi rst to encounter it, but it wasn’t
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widely recognized photograph of any cryptid anywhere.”
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2. Basic Facts:
They’re a group of geoglyphs (lines made in the
ground) in the Nazca Desert in Peru.
They were made some time between
500 BC and 500 AD.
They were made by removing the red pebbles on
the surface of the Nazca Plain to a depth of 4 to 6
inches, revealing the white ground underneath.
NAZCA LINES
3. Basic Facts:
They cover a large area, roughly 170 square miles
(450 square kilometers).
Because the weather is so dry there, they’ve been
well-preserved.
Some represent over 70 creatures such as birds,
fish, monkeys, jaguars, etc.
Other are of plants and trees.
Other shapes are geometric, including straight
lines.
NAZCA LINES
4. Basic Facts:
Contrary to popular
belief, they can be
seen from the ground
on the surrounding
hills. But they can also
be seen in satellite
images.
NAZCA LINES
5. Why were they built?
There are numerous theories.
One is that they were drawn to be seen by the
Gods of the Nazca people.
Another is that they are part of a kind of
observatory, pointing at places on the horizon to be
watched, although there is insufficient evidence to
support this.
Perhaps they were drawn as a plea to the Gods to
bring water to this arid place?
NAZCA LINES
12. There are also grids and lines, which some call ley
lines.
NAZCA LINES
13. Then there are lines that inspire the imagination.
A landing strip?
NAZCA LINES
14. Of course, there are those who postulate other
theories about the purpose of the lines and who
made them.
Some say they were made by ancient aliens.
Or perhaps they are ley lines and control some sort
of power from inside the Earth itself?
NAZCA LINES
15. I’ve used the Nazca lines in some of my books,
particularly in Atlantis Gate.
16. The Atlantis Series
“Spell-binding! Will keep you on the edge of your
seat. Call it techno-thriller, call it science fiction, call
it just terrific story-telling.” Terry Brooks, #1 NY
Times Bestselling author of the Shannara series and
Star Wars Phantom Menace
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