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The strange story of the grave of Copernicus - Vimarsana News

The strange story of the grave of Copernicus

A team of archaeologists discovered the remains of the 16th-century father of modern astronomy, who demonstrated that the Earth orbits the Sun.

Global Politics and Barack Obama: The Dangers Of Minstrel Diplomacy. : ThyBlackMan.com - Vimarsana News

Global Politics and Barack Obama: The Dangers Of Minstrel Diplomacy. : ThyBlackMan.com

These are just some of the dangers of minstrel diplomacy. As the late Fred Hampton told us, “it’s a class struggle… We know that in order to be able to talk about power, that what you’ve got to be able to talk about is the ability to control and define phenomena and make it act in a desired manner…”. Listening to the minstrels we continue to get confused. We continue to come up with, as Fred Hampton said, “…answers that don’t answer, explanations that don’t explain and conclusions that don’t conclude.”

Oxford academic's 467-year-old book sells for thousands - Vimarsana News

Oxford academic's 467-year-old book sells for thousands

The Castle of Knowledge by Welshman and Oxford academic Robert Recorde was sold for £10,000 at Hansons Auctioneers.

First ever astronomy book written in English sells at auction for eye-watering sum - Vimarsana News

First ever astronomy book written in English sells at auction for eye-watering sum

The historical book - published before famous Italian astronomer Galileo was even born - went under the hammer at Hansons Auctioneers today

Rare Oxford book published 467 years ago could sell for £10k - Vimarsana News

Rare Oxford book published 467 years ago could sell for £10k

A 467-year-old astronomy book written by a former Oxford University graduate turned professor could fetch £10,000 at an auction.