Well! Wayne now claims that his Flying-Saucer driving god landing on the sphinx has been "checked" and is "irrefutable".
What a load of horse puckey.
Here's how Wayne puts it:
-Wayne Herschel- :
CNN iREPORT - PAPYRUS FOUND WITH UFO LANDING
EVIDENCE NOW INDISPUTABLE WITH ALL REF's CHECKED
CNN iReport - ireport.cnn.com... - 3000 yr old Egyptian papyrus show Ra in celestial ship landing on the back of the Sphinx at
Giza, and its no boat! After fighting for months with this discovery to get it recognised by scholars, there is no official comment that will be
coming forward. however the feedback was:
It is too controversial and challenges almost everything in traditional historical interpretation so even if there were another papyrus showing even
more detail, no academic would risk breaking protocol and endorse such a shocking claim.
Well... Every piece of evidence in the CNN iReport and 2 videos linked to there have now been checked out and the results are as follows without
mentioning names due to threats being made:
"THE FLYING DISC OF RA INTERPRETATION CANNOT BE REFUTED AS IT HAS CONSISTENT REASONING WITH ANCIENT TEXTS AND OTHER MURAL DEPICTIONS".
IN SUMMARY:
"THE COLLECTION OF STAR MAP INTERPRETATIONS THAT MATCH THIS PAPYRUS WERE TESTED BY ASTRONOMERS AND WILL NOT REFUTE IT. THE DEPICTIONS ARE SOURCED FROM
FOUR COMPLETELY DIFFERENT TOMBS FROM DIFFERENT EPOCHS AND THIS IS IMPRESSIVE, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS IN THEIR EARLIEST WRITINGS
CONSISTENTLY INSIST THIS REALLY HAPPENED "
Re-posted by express permission of Wayne Herschel, which permission was given in this post in that Facebook thread:
-Wayne Herschel- PLEASE SHARE -
COPY AND PASTE THE TEXT TOO
Thursday at 10:20am · 3 people
Which has been duly noted and recorded.
This is typical Wayne Herschel. Note the bold statement of "PAPYRUS FOUND WITH UFO LANDING
EVIDENCE NOW INDISPUTABLE WITH ALL REF's CHECKED". Sounds downright official and unassailable, doesn't it? Lets look at Wayne's fine print here,
however. In the fine print, we see "After fighting for months with this discovery to get it recognised by scholars, there is no official comment that
will be coming forward. "
Wait... what?
No official comment will be coming forward? WTF happened to "indisputable"? I've yet to meet the academician who won't "go out on a limb" with
INDISPUTABLE evidence!
What else might there be here?
Again Wayne saves his bacon from having to provide any evidence at all by saying "without mentioning names due to threats being made". So what we
actually have here is a "confirmation" of "irrefutable" evidence by another of Wayne's famous clandestine scientists. You know the type that Wayne
uses to support his "work" - the kind that can't be identified, and tracked down to get an independent confirmation. In other words, we just have to
take Waynes word for it that any academician looked at it at all.
So, really, it's a "confirmation" without any... confirmation! How convenient is THAT? That's a typical Wayne Herschel hoax for ya!
How can I state with confidence that it's a hoax, you may ask. Well, I'm glad you asked that!
Let's look at some sentence structure in particular. How about.... THIS one:
"THE FLYING DISC OF RA INTERPRETATION CANNOT BE REFUTED AS IT HAS CONSISTENT REASONING WITH ANCIENT TEXTS AND OTHER MURAL DEPICTIONS".
That is a direct quote by Wayne of this alleged scientist. Look closely at the structure - "as it has consistent reasoning with ancient texts..."
"Consistent reasoning". I have only EVER seen the word "reasoning" used in that manner by one person, and one person only - Wayne Herschel.
I can boldly state that this quote came straight out of the head of Wayne Herschel, and not any sort of inspecting and confirming "scientist". In
order to prove me wrong, Wayne will have to produce this alleged scientist for confirmation. Should he be able to do so, I will be forced to retract
that statement, now won't I?
It better not be a certain "PhD astrophysicist working for NASA", either. I'll not accept testimony from the nameless "PhD" who "confirmed" that Judy
was a NASA astrophysicist, either. It will have to be a real, verifiable, scientist.
This bit is a giggler, too: "BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS IN THEIR EARLIEST WRITINGS CONSISTENTLY INSIST THIS REALLY HAPPENED ". I
challenge anyone, anywhere, to find a real egyptologist that will make that pronouncement. Of course, it should be easy for Wayne to produce such
scientist, because he directly quotes the scientist here.
As an astronomer (not by profession, but by training) I personally refute this statement that Wayne makes: "THE COLLECTION OF STAR MAP INTERPRETATIONS
THAT MATCH THIS PAPYRUS WERE TESTED BY ASTRONOMERS AND WILL NOT REFUTE IT. "
I refute that categorically. I've examined this papyrus in light of Wayne's claims, and found it to be complete and utter rubbish. I think I've
already posted my refutation here before. Yes, I KNOW I have, here:
post by
nenothtu
The particularly relevant part is this:
If you elect to watch this video, pay careful attention to his discussion of "the Leg of the Bull", and watch closely when he zooms in on the graphic
that shows Orion, or Osiris, (both begin with "O", much like "Oneism", and "Orgasm") pointing a sharp stick, or whatever, at "the Bull", and something
falling from it's backside in a light beam towards Earth. As the camera zooms in, we see that this celestial "bull" ALREADY HAS four legs, protruding
from the underside, where legs are normally found on bulls. What Wayne calls "the Leg of the Bull" actually emanates from a different, more
posteriorly oriented, region entirely, comes out in two apparent "clumps", and represents an entirely different bovine product than the "leg" that
Wayne alleges. Strange, or perhaps not so much so, that Wayne is promoting the fall of this material to Earth...
I think it may actually be a pretty accurate symbolism for this "theory". maybe the Egyptians WERE on to something!
No, I'm not a PhD, but unlike Judy or any other of Wayne's "astronomers", I actually CAN get a PhD astronomer to confirm that I studied astronomy at
University. I can even post a PDF of one of my papers I wrote then, complete with the evaluation sheet from this PhD astronomer I mention, which
actually dealt with REAL star maps - not Wayne's "re-interpreted" variety. That was my concentration - mapping local stars in 3 (sometimes 4)
dimensions.
This is why I just can't understand Wayne's claims that academics are afraid to pass judgment on his "work", specifically his "star maps". I'm not a
bit skeerd to say that all of them I have examined are bunk. Some, like his "Cherokee star map" and his "star map on the pope's robes", are not star
maps at all. Of the ones I have examined where stars are actually present, none are as Wayne claims. He has to do things like move stars out of their
places, make some patterns bigger or smaller in relation to the rest of the stars, and pick and chose which "stars" and buildings to include
(seemingly at random, but the criterion is actually how close a match he can force) in order to force a match. Furthermore, he often has to draw lines
to "lead the eye" in forcing the pattern to match, and without the lines there is no match at all.
To be fair, though, I haven't examined all of his "star maps" yet. For anyone astronomically oriented, it's a real chore, and sort of turns the
stomach to see astronomy misused that way.
Edit to add: I had Chinese for supper tonight. The fortune cookie read: "The harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph". I kid you not.
edit on 2010/11/6 by nenothtu because: (no reason given)