Why our scientists, funded by governments, insist on keeping the fact that there is life on Mars, hidden to the people? NASA, with its hovers, shows exactly what they want to show, scenes similar to regions of our ancient Afghanistan, completely out of water, plants or any other form of life. In fact, according to outside observers, the atmospheric composition of Mars is very different to that stated and heralded by their scientists. Today, according to this sources, the composition is approx. 43% Nitrogen, 37% carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide 0.1%, 18% Oxygen 1.5% Argon, 0.5% other noble gases. By "carelessness" of NASA photos showing forests and lakes from the files of NASA-JPL-MSSS was available for consultation and by itself prove the existence of a lush life on the planet, totally impossible to achieve with the atmospheric composition that they "claims "exist on Mars. ESA, European Space Agency, among the hundreds of photos available on their website to justify the billions of euros spent on its program on Mars, "cleared" to cover up some photos that appear to be dense cities in regions of Mars that pictures analyzed in three different angles, show the same abnormalities in exactly the same relative positions that is, are there indeed! Not wrong pixels!. Check the evidences for yourself and draw your conclusions about our sister planet. Pay attention to this images: Forests of various types of vegetation, from pine trees to palm trees, big lakes, snow-covered areas, a ...
If you actually stop and think about how many holidays you can fit in during a lifetime you should actually be quite picky about where you go each year. The world is a big place and there's a lot to see and do, but where are the must-visit locations you really need to experience before you can holiday no more?
On August 3 and 4th, 2010 the Redhawk Native American Arts Council hosted its 14th Annual Bear Mountain Native American Festival Contest Pow wow. Nearly 5000 visitors visited daily for this weekend-long event. The Tainos were also present participating in the pow wow, as vendors and showing their support for all indigenous folks. Native groups from around the world will be represented. A Polynesian dance troupe will convey the culture of the islands of Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoa, and New Zealand. There will also be an Aztec group from Mexico City and Inca groups from Peru and Ecuador. Adults and children who are captivated by Native American history and culture can enjoy food, crafts, and entertainment as well as interact with members of the Sioux, Navajo, Winnebago, Cherokee, and Mohawk tribes. Adventurous eaters can try buffalo burgers, venison stew, corn soup, and fry bread. Less adventurous souls can browse a marketplace where artists from across the country showcase and sell paintings, carvings, pottery, beadwork, jewelry, and leatherwork. The family-friendly event also features a live birds of prey exhibit, pony rides, and a tipi-raising. All that said, the highlight of each year's event is surely the music and dancing - which is literally and figuratively at the center of the festival. In contest powwows, dance groups representing various indigenous communities and ranging in age from tots to adults compete in categories including Men's Fancy War, Women's Fancy Shawl ...
Click aqui: Click aqui: Click aqui: Click aqui: Aún estás a tiempo para votar para que nuestra Machu Picchu obtenga el reconocimiento internacional de una las 7 nuevas maravillas del mundo No te dejes engañar por seudo reportajes pesimistas ,solo en Youtube es la favorita con más de 1300 videos en todos los idiomas (más que cualqiera de sus competidoras) y lo mismo se aplica a toda la internet . Esto es algo de lo que los peruanos debemos estar orgullosos y luchar por que este reconocimiento de hecho se transforme con un reconocimiento oficial dándole la categoria de nueva maravilla del mundo. www.youtube.com El Perú está entre los primeros 7 según los resultados preliminares pero paises que estaban más alejados han iniciado fuertes campañas y ahora la distancia esta disminuyendo , no debemos correr riesgos . Recuerda cada voto es importante. No se trata de proclamarse orgulloso ó gritar "Viva el Perú C..." alos 4 vientos sino de hacer algo por él Perú ,en el lugar y momento que se requiera. Esta es una de esas oportunidades no la dejes pasar. Esta es la entrada al site de new7wonders en castellano ,luego click en register and vote , llena el formulario y envíalo ; Todo es gratuito y solo te llevará un minuto. www.new7wonders.com Por si fuera poco con el código de confirmación que será enviado a tu casilla de correo podrás ganar uno de los seis pasajes dobles Lima- Cusco - Lima , dos noches en el imponente Hotel Monasterio del Cusco con desayuno incluido y seis pasajes ...
Exploring Choquequirao takes about a two day's hike from the town of Cachora outside of Cuzco city. Choquequirao, or "cradle of gold" in the Inca language Quechua, is located almost 1750 meters above the raging Apurimac River. Much bigger than Machu Picchu, covering 1810 hectares, the site is thought to have been built by the son of Machu Picchu's creator.
Documental antropológico filmado en Cine 35 mm, producción inglesa que narra desde el punto de vista de los pobladores Qero de Paucartambo la cosmovisión del mundo andino y los orígenes de la civilización Inka. destaca el soundtrack o la banda sonora interpretada por la Agrupación Musical EXPRESION de Cusco
For STEREO sound and HIGHER picture clarity STOP the video and CLIK this link www.youtube.com Original composition- Fairy Tale Dedicate to all te childrens from this planet, with all my hart and soul!!!This clip was online to download on the first page of the oficial website www.akcaroll.com. Now u can find to doanload to the same website but u must to click Links!!! 6 decembre 2008... Will bee there until 30 Januarie 2009 Thank you soo much!!! Acest clip este creat in colaborare cu studiourile Rec Media din Craiova, Romania... si este dedicat tuturor copiilor din lume, piesa se numeste Basm si este compusa semnata Caroll vara anului 2008 Londra!!! A fost la download pe prima pagina a siteului in noaptea de cinci decembrie chiar de Mos Nicolaie, un cadou dat din SUFLET pentru SUFLETE!!! Piesa inca se afla pe siteul oficial clickand butonul Links!!! Va multumesc din suflet!!! Caroll www.akcaroll.com
Disclaimer: This movie is considered to be in the public domain as defined by US copyright law and the Berne Convention, and no rights are given or implied. Harry Steele (Charlton Heston) is the smart, two-fisted relic hunter who has found the secret hiding place of ancient Inca gold, high in the Peruvian Andes at fabled Machu Picchu, and is willing to use anyone or anything to get there; Dr. Stanley Moorehead (Robert Young) is the idealistic archeologist who wants to give the long-lost treasure back to the Peruvian people; Elena Atonescu (Nicole Maury) is the beautiful and seductive refugee they both fall for, and who will stop at nothing to stay out from behind the Iron Curtain; Kori-Tika (Yma Sumac) is the exotic Inca priestess, whose otherworldly singing is the only way to pacify the restless Peruvian natives; Ed Morgan (Thomas Mitchell) is the murderous thief, driven by a lifetime of greed, who is trying to steal the treasure for a last great score. Harry must race them all to find the treasure, using a secret of his own - only Harry knows the ancient ritual which will reveal the hidden gold in the tomb of the last Inca King, in a stunning scene that influenced the Well of Souls from "Raiders Of The Lost Ark". Twenty-seven years before directors George Lucas and Steven Spielberg collaborated to create Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jerry Hopper directed Secret of the Incas. The influence of this movie on the creators of Indiana Jones is obvious. Harry ...
The city of Cusco is one of Peru's most important - and most visited - travel destinations, and for good reason: this was the heart of the Inca Empire, a place where all the myth and legend of ancient Andean societies found their most visible and enduring expressions. And that legacy is everywhere; in the city's great ruins and the enormous stone walls that remain standing to this day, in the surrounding villages that have been continuously inhabited for countless centuries and in the faces of the Quechua-speaking locals - people who have seen empires come and go, while their culture and traditions remain as vibrant as ever.
But what what you won't read in most of the guides is that all is not necessarily well in this most popular of popular tourist hotspots. Cusco is a city inundated by visiting outsiders, flocking to experience the city's stunning architecture and its proximity to Peru's other major draw cards, Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley.
Cusco is struggling under the strain of its own popularity and it is hugely important that visitors are mindful of their impact on the city, environment and culture that they are visiting. This covers the obvious: try to limit your environmental impact and not worsen the city's congestion problem by zipping around in taxis or small tour buses, ask before taking anyone's photograph and don't be surprised if your subject expects a Sol or two in return.
But also try to learn a little about the culture you're visiting before you arrive. Understand that indigenous Andean communities are often more conservative than Hispanic Peruvians and Westerners, and that for them, many of the must see tourist sights are actually deeply sacred places.
Your Peru Guide: Cusco Highlights In Pictures
The Plaza de Armas is Cusco's old colonial centre, dominated by the Cathedral and several churches. The Cathedral and the Church of the Companion of Jesus are well worth a visit, especially the Cathedral's collection of art from the Cusco School, a blending of indigenous and European influences that represents the cultural assimilation that took place here following the conquest.
The ruins of Saqsaywaman sit on a hilltop looking down over the city and are constructed of enormous stone blocks and impressive fortifications, making everyone assume the place was originally a military fortress. But recent discoveries have suggested the site was at least as important as a spiritual centre. Despite this, the jagged pattern of the walls are still recognisable as the fearsome jaguar teeth they were first intended to replicate.
The neighbourhood of San Blas rises up away from the centre on a steep hillside, and his home to a warren of winding cobbled streets, small squares and original colonial architecture. San Blas gets even more atmospheric at night when the area's bars come alive. Live music and drinks offers can be found in virtually any of the bars around the popular KM 0. They're all tried, tested and recommended.
Visiting Tips
Cusco is a high altitude city. Over 3,300 meters high. And that means very thin air for us sea-level dwellers, which can take several days getting used to. In fact, it's advisable to work your way up to this altitude and visit some of Peru's slightly lower sights first - Arequipa and the Sacred Valley are ideal. If you fly straight to Cusco from Lima, expect at least a tinge of soroche (altitude sickness) which can cause lethargy, headaches and vomiting. Don't overexert yourself, don't overindulge (especially with the booze), and feel free to try a mouthful of coca leaves, or at least some coca leaf tea, which really does help.
Most visitors to Cusco feel obliged to invest in the boleto turistico (tourist ticket) which is required for most of the city's museums and other sights. The ticket is expensive though, and although it is valid for ten days, most visitors staying in Cusco for a few days don't end up getting its full value. Only buy it if you want to visit all the sights that are included, and bear in mind that some of the city's best museums and other attractions (the ruins of Qorikancha, the Cathedral, the Museum of Pre-Colombian Art and the Inca Museum) are not included.
Saying that, the nearby ruins of Saqsaywaman and most sights in the Sacred Valley are all pretty much must-see places, and they're all included in the ticket, so the choice is yours.
