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Doktor Dimitrij Jusrokov Slamini sa ruskog Instituta za medicinske nauke u Novosibirsku i njegov tim istraživača otkrili su, kako tvrde, ono što bi moglo da bude nova vakcina koja bi mogla da spreči rane simptome pa čak i da izleči ljude od homoseksualnosti, ukoliko se vakcina uzima u mladosti. One su "na čekanju" Ruski naučnici su razvili takozvani „antidot“ zasnovan na naučnom istraživanju američkog istraživača Čarlsa H. Feniksa iz 1959. godine pod nazivom „Organizovanje delovanja prenatalnog administriranog testosterona propionata i ponašanje na tkivima koji posreduju u parenju kod ženskog morskog praseta“. Ova studija je zaključila da „INAH“ (deo hipotalamusa na mozgu) je dimorfan u vezi sa seksualnom orjentacijom, barem kod muškaraca, i ukazuje na to da seksualna orijentacija ima biološku podlogu. „Ksenoestrogen je tip mimikera estrogena koji se nalazi u sintetičkim ili prirodnim hemijskim jedinjenjima." Njih ćedizleče "Utvrđeno je da sintetički ksenoestrogeni kao što su PCB, BPA i ftalati imaju estrogenske efekte na žive organizme i da im poremete endokrini sistem“, objašnjava doktor Juri Krutčev koji je učestvovao u eksperimentu i dodaje: - Ubrizgavanje određenih količina testosterona pomaže da se poremeti ova veštačka biološka neravnoteža koja se javlja uglavnom zbog zagađenja životne sredine i delom zbog mimiker estrogena u našem savremenom okruženju. Reši zagađenje, rešio si "pederluk"! Ovo novo otkriće izazvalo je reakciju kao i veliku kritiku lezbejskih, homoseksualnih, biseksualnih i transrodnih organizacija (LGBT) širom sveta, ali je i nekoliko vodećih i jakih zemalja otvoreno pokazalo podršku i interesovanje za ovo istraživanje. Iran, Kina i Saudijska Arabija su prve zemlje koje pokazuju veliko interesovanje za novo otkriće. Panični prosvjedi diljem Zemaljskog šara Američki i evropski naučnici su izrazili mnogo skepticizma kada su čuli ovo naučno dostignuće. http://nedeljnikafera.net/ruski-naucnici-pronasli-lek-za-homoseksualnost/

Tačnost biblijskih opisa istorijskih događaja oduvek je bila predmet rasprava. Živimo u svetu gde vera zauzima bitno mesto kod većine stanovništva. Tim više, naučna proučavanja Biblije i rezultati koji iz njih dolaze često postaju kontroverzni, piše britanski Independent. Foto: Wikipedia Uništenje Sodome i Gomore Tako je i s rezultatima koje je dobila ekipa naučnika sastavljena od genetičara i arheologa, koja je dokazala kako se genocid u Sodomi i Gomori, opisan u Starom zavetu, nikad nije dogodio. Bog se, prema pisanju Biblije, javio Izraelcima koji su išli prema obali Crnog mora i rekao im da u svom pohodu na Kana'an, zemlju meda i mleka, "ne ostavljaju živo ništa što diše". Prema nedavno dovršenoj genetskoj studiji objavljenoj u "American Journal od Human Genetics", stanovnici gradova Sodome i Gomore nisu uništeni. Oni su preživeli pohod Izraelaca na Kana'an i imaju svoje potomke i danas. Izvučen DNK ima poklapanje u živom narodu Naučnici su izvukli DNK iz ostataka petoro ljudi iz nekadašnjeg gradova, i reprodukovali kompletan niz DNK. Uporedili su dobijene rezultate sa stanovništvom Libana i dobili poklapanje od 90 posto. Foto: RAS Srbija Nadalje, rezultati arheoloških istraživanja ne potvrđuju nikakvo rašireno uništavanje kana'anskih gradova između bronzanog i gvozdenog doba. Gradovi na obali poput Sidona i Tire pokazuju kontinuirano postojanje sve do današnjih dana. Očekivalo se više genetske raznolikosti Libanci su velikim delom potomci stanovnika Kana'ana pre dolaska Izraelaca. Radi se o genetskom kontinuitetu u Levantu koji postoji najmanje od bronzanog doba. Zanimljivo je da je za područje u kojem je bilo toliko ratova tokom vekova bilo očekivano više genetske raznolikosti. Sadašnji Libanci verovatno su direktni potomci stanovnika Kana'ana pre dolaska Izraelaca, ali imaju i mali udeo evroazijskog porekla koji je došao usled osvajanja dalekih populacija poput Asiraca, Persijanaca ili Makedonaca - kazao je Marc Haber, jedan od istraživača. Ako je to zaista tako, stanovništvo ozloglašene Sodome i Gomore ipak je preživelo, tvrdi Independent. blic

Scientists discover lost languages at Egyptian monastery Tom Whipple, Science Editor August 28 2017, 12:01am, The Times The library at Saint Catherine’s monastery has been in continuous use for 1,500 yearsKHALED ELFIQI Share Save Ancient works not read by humans since the Dark Ages have been found at an Egyptian monastery, using a technique that allows researchers to reconstruct documents long ago scrubbed off parchment. The finds at Saint Catherine’s monastery on the Sinai peninsula hailed a “new golden age of discovery”, according to the scientists behind the research, who believe that the methods could reveal many other lost texts. They have been chronicling the monastery’s library, which has been in continuous use for 1,500 years, but which is today threatened by growing Islamic fundamentalism and attacks on Christians in the region. Among the discoveries were three ancient Greek medical texts that were previously unknown to scholars, as well as the earliest copies of some from Hippocrates. The scientists have also found documents written in extremely rare languages such as Caucasian Albanian, which until now has been known only from scattered stone inscriptions. They said that the techniques being developed meant that lost classical texts, including those by thinkers such as Aristotle, could now be found hiding in plain sight on parchments in libraries across the world. Because parchment was historically valuable, it was common to reuse it. Many ancient texts are believed to have been lost because monks wrote copies of the Bible on top of them. The scientists use photographs taken using different parts of the light spectrum and from different angles, to highlight the traces of ink left by the earliest scribes before it was washed off. The images are then combined using computer algorithms to reveal the text beneath. The work comes as such collections face increasing peril. In Sinai, security forces engaged in a deadly gun battle this year with militants. Isis claimed responsibility for the attack. Timbuktu library was saved from jihadists when a librarian hid its manuscripts. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/scientists-discover-lost-languages-in-find-at-egyptian-monastery-qkvd6l9ps

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/scientists-finally-read-the-oldest-biblical-text-ever-found-a7323296.html Scientists have finally been able to read the oldest biblical text ever found. The 2,000-year-old scroll has been in the hands of archaeologists for decades. But it hasn’t been possible to read it, since it was too dangerous to open the charred and brittle scroll. Scientists have now been able to read it, using special imaging technology that can look into what’s inside. And it has found what was in there: the earliest evidence of a biblical text in its standardised form. The passages, which come from the Book of Leviticus, show the first physical evidence of a long-held belief that the Hebrew Bible that’s in use today has is more than 2,000 years old. The discovery was announced in an article in Science Advances written by researchers from Kentucky and Jerusalem. It described how the researchers used a tool called “virtual unwrapping”, which provides a 3D digital analysis of an X-ray scan. By using that, it was the first time that researchers have been able to read an ancient scroll without actually opening it. "You can't imagine the joy in the lab," said Pnina Shor of the Israel Antiquities Authority, who participated in the study. The digital technology, funded by Google and the U.S. National Science Foundation, is slated to be released to the public as open source software by the end of next year. Researchers hope to use the technology to peek inside other ancient documents too fragile to unwrap, like some of the Dead Sea Scrolls and papyrus scrolls carbonized in the Mt. Vesuvius volcano eruption in 79 CE. Researchers believe the technology could also be applied to the fields of forensics, intelligence, and antiquities conservation. The biblical scroll examined in the study was first discovered by archaeologists in 1970 at Ein Gedi, the site of an ancient Jewish community near the Dead Sea. Inside the ancient synagogue's ark, archaeologists found lumps of scroll fragments. The synagogue was destroyed in an ancient fire, charring the scrolls. The dry climate of the area kept them preserved, but when archaeologists touched them, the scrolls would begin to disintegrate. So the charred logs were shelved for nearly half a century, with no one knowing what was written inside. Last year, Yosef Porath, the archaeologist who excavated at Ein Gedi in 1970, walked into the Israel Antiquities Authority's Dead Sea Scrolls preservation lab in Jerusalem with boxes of the charcoal chunks. The lab has been creating hi-resolution images of the Dead Sea Scrolls, the earliest copies of biblical texts ever discovered, and he asked researchers to scan the burned scrolls. "I looked at him and said, 'you must be joking,"' said Shor, who heads the lab. She agreed, and a number of burned scrolls were scanned using X-ray-based micro-computed tomography, a 3D version of the CT scans hospitals use to create images of internal body parts. The images were then sent to William Brent Seales, a researcher in the computer science department of the University of Kentucky. Only one of the scrolls could be deciphered. Using the "virtual unwrapping" technology, he and his team painstakingly captured the three-dimensional shape of the scroll's layers, using a digital triangulated surface mesh to make a virtual rendering of the parts they suspected contained text. They then searched for pixels that could signify ink made with a dense material like iron or lead. The researchers then used computer modeling to virtually flatten the scroll, to be able to read a few columns of text inside. "Not only were you seeing writing, but it was readable," said Seales. "At that point we were absolutely jubilant." The researchers say it is the first time a biblical scroll has been discovered in an ancient synagogue's holy ark, where it would have been stored for prayers, and not in desert caves like the Dead Sea Scrolls. The discovery holds great significance for scholars' understanding of the development of the Hebrew Bible, researchers say. In ancient times, many versions of the Hebrew Bible circulated. The Dead Sea Scrolls, dating to as early as the 3rd century B.C., featured versions of the text that are radically different than today's Hebrew Bible. Scholars have believed the Hebrew Bible in its standard form first came about some 2,000 years ago, but never had physical proof, until now, according to the study. Previously the oldest known fragments of the modern biblical text dated back to the 8th century. The text discovered in the charred Ein Gedi scroll is "100 percent identical" to the version of the Book of Leviticus that has been in use for centuries, said Dead Sea Scroll scholar Emmanuel Tov from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, who participated in the study. "This is quite amazing for us," he said. "In 2,000 years, this text has not changed." Noam Mizrahi, a Dead Sea Scrolls expert at Tel Aviv University who did not participate in the study, called it a "very, very nice find." He said the imaging technology holds great potential for more readings of unopened Dead Sea Scrolls. "It's not only what was found, but the promise of what else it can uncover, which is what will turn this into an exciting discovery," Mizrahi said. Additional reporting by Associated Press