Dr. Janine Ambrose

12/28/2025

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12/27/2025

Echo… here’s a thought?
 Man who saw the Moon up close claimed humanity began far beyond Earth.

He orbited the Moon seventy-five times, watching Earth shrink into a glowing blue sphere suspended in darkness. From that vantage point, he said the truth becomes impossible to ignore: humanity cannot remain on one world forever. Our Solar System, he believed, offers no long-term refuge. To survive, we must eventually build homes on other planets—or beyond them.

A warning from the edge of space.
A vision shaped by cosmic distance.
A question older than civilization itself.

But his most startling belief came from studying ancient history. He insisted that humans did not begin on Earth at all. According to him, we arrived from somewhere else in the Universe, long before recorded time, and seeded the first great cultures. He pointed to Sumerian texts—stories of sky beings, star-born rulers, and knowledge too advanced for their era—as fragments of a forgotten cosmic past.

To him, humanity was not just exploring space—we were slowly remembering it. Every mission, every rover, every telescope was a step back toward our origin.

Whether myth, metaphor, or hidden truth, his conviction carries a powerful message: humanity’s story may be far larger than Earth. And perhaps the instinct to explore is not ambition—it is memory calling us home.

12/27/2025

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12/26/2025

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Einstein's letter to children for Christmas, written in 1935 🎄

It gives me great pleasure to picture you children joined together in joyous festivities in the radiance of Christmas lights. Think also of the teachings of him whose birth you celebrate by these festivities. Those teachings are so simple – and yet in almost 2000 years they have failed to prevail among men.

Learn to be happy through the happiness and joy of your fellows, and not through the dreary conflict of man against man! If you can find room within yourselves for this natural feeling, your every burden in life will be light, or at least bearable, and you will find your way in patience without fear, and will spread joy everywhere.

With warm wishes,
Albert Einstein

12/24/2025

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Scientists may have glimpsed a parallel universe that reacts when observed
CERN researchers revealed a mind‑bending discovery from a quantum simulation that is shaking the foundations of modern physics. While studying exotic quantum interactions, scientists created a simulation so advanced that it unexpectedly produced behaviour resembling a parallel universe, and even more astonishing, the system appeared to react when scientists observed it.
This breakthrough came from experiments designed to explore the limits of quantum entanglement and consciousness‑dependent physics. In the simulation, particles behaved in ways that weren’t just random or programmed. Instead, they shifted patterns the moment researchers focused attention on specific regions of the system. It was as if the simulated universe could “sense” observation and adapt in real time.
While this doesn’t prove a literal parallel universe watching back, it does highlight something remarkable about the nature of reality. It suggests that observation, a key part of quantum mechanics — may play a far larger role in shaping outcomes than previously believed. Traditional physics sees observation as a passive act, but these results hint at a dynamic relationship between the observer and the system being studied.
If confirmed, this finding could revolutionise our understanding of consciousness, simulation theory, and the structure of the universe itself. It may help explain long‑standing mysteries like the measurement problem, quantum collapse, and why the universe seems so precisely tuned for life. Scientists are now exploring whether similar behaviour can be replicated in more controlled environments, or even detected in natural cosmic phenomena.
Imagine the possibilities: technologies that respond to conscious intent, new forms of quantum communication, or even deeper insights into whether our universe is part of a larger interconnected multiverse. This discovery pushes humanity one step closer to answering some of the biggest questions ever asked.
The universe still holds secrets stranger than fiction, and this breakthrough reminds us that the frontier of science is vast, mysterious, and full of wonder.

12/23/2025

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A major discovery at CERN may help explain one of the biggest cosmic puzzles: why anything exists at all. Using data from the Large Hadron Collider, scientists have observed a rare and long-sought phenomenon known as CP violation—but this time in baryons, the particles that make up most of the matter in the universe.
This is big because, according to current physics, the Big Bang should have created equal parts matter and antimatter. But when matter and antimatter meet, they annihilate each other. So why is the universe made almost entirely of matter? Something must have tipped the balance.
Until now, CP violation—where the laws of physics treat matter and antimatter slightly differently—had only been seen in a different kind of particle called a meson. But the new study shows a significant asymmetry in Λb baryons and their antimatter twins, meaning they decay in different ways. This is the first time CP violation has been confirmed in baryons.
The result: a 5.2 sigma confidence level (a 1 in 10 million chance of being random), pushing us one step closer to uncovering the physics beyond the Standard Model. It’s not the final answer, but it opens a brand-new frontier in the quest to understand why we’re here at all.
📄 RESEARCH PAPER
📌 LHCb Collaboration, "Observation of charge–parity symmetry breaking in baryon decays.", Nature (2025)

12/22/2025

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66th Magical Experience
When I was taking my classes in Montreal for my degrees, we had a class where we had to sit in front of one person and just stare in their eyes. I don’t know if you’ve ever done that, but it’s kind of tough. Anyway, while I was looking in her eyes, I went into her body and I saw illness in there, so I visually focused on removing it. Whether it happened or not, I’ll never know which is irrelevant. But if you have never done that you should try it. It’s very powerful and magical. 

12/21/2025

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12/21/2025

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The wheel of life at the dazu rock carvings in chongqing, southwestern china, was carved into the limestone cliff around the 12th–13th century during the song dynasty, as part of a vast buddhist sculptural landscape meant to teach cosmology through stone.
this monumental bhavacakra relief shows the cyclic universe divided into small compartments filled with human figures, animals, and spirits, all bound together by radiating arms and held firmly by a towering guardian figure; traces of mineral pigments still cling to the carvings, while centuries of moisture and shadow have softened edges, turning doctrine into something almost organic and alive.
standing before this, i feel like i’m looking at time itself pinned to the rock, a reminder that suffering, desire, and rebirth repeat whether we watch or not, and that these ancient hands carved belief not to explain the world, but to help us endure our place inside its endless turning.

12/20/2025

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12/18/2025

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