A PUBLIC APOLOGY -- From Ed Conrad and Stephen Hawking

I was overmedicated when I posted this yesterday.
A correction appears below.

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This is the Hubble's greatest photo that was taken of a black
speck of sky shown in a previous astounding photo of space that
it had taken a few years before.

This view captures the mind-boggling outreaches of the universe
as if taken through an eight-inch straw.

No question, almost the same mind-boggling scene would be
evident no matter where the Hubble is pointed. The size of the
universe is THAT incredible.,

All astrophysicists and even Stephen Hawkings agree with Ed
Conrad that, IF there is intelligent life in the universe, it probably
exists on a planet in some far-distant galaxy billions, maybe
zillions, of light years from earth. But they strongly doubt it.

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What I meant to say was:

UNLIMITED UNIVERSE FILLED WITH OTHER HUMAN LIFE

"The size of the known universe. . . is as insignificant as a grain of
sand on the ocean floor in comparison to the size of the UNKNOWN
universe, which is out there in space but of which we have no
knowledge at the present time. And even more astounding . . . planets
containing human life, such as that on earth, are common throughout
the vastness of not only the known but also the unknown universe."

-- David Fellin's 1987 notarized letter (well before the Hubble)

(One of two miners trapped 14 days during coal mine cave-in in 1963)

Ed Conrad
http://www.edconrad.com

PROOF OF LIFE AFTER DEATH and MAN AS OLD AS COAL

PLEASE NOTE that I rarely make mistakes. Back in 1997 I thought
I made a mistake but I was mistaken.

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