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The enigma of San Gennaro: miracle or natural phenomenon?

San Gennaro blood (E. Martorell) Every first Saturday in May and every September 19 and December 16, the liquefaction of the dried blood of San Gennaro, the patron saint of Naples, occurs. On those days, a procession takes place. And there's a vial with the saint's blood carried. In this sense, Catholic hagiography certifies that he was a bishop who was beheaded by the emperor Diocletian (284-305). However, there has yet to be a record of blood prior to 1389. Despite this, the miracle is a constant and the Neapolitans believe that if liquefaction does not occur, it is a bad sign. In fact, at least five times it has happened. Thus, the plague that devastated the city in 1527 and the earthquake of 1980 , where 3,000 people died, are attributed to the lack of liquefaction. However, it has also happened that liquefaction has not occurred and, despite this, nothing has happened. Is it really blood? This remains a mystery since the Church does not allow taking ...

Explore alternative theories to the African origin of humanity

Omo River Delta and Lake Turkana, Ethiopia and Kenya. Licencia Creative Commons. NASA - Este archivo fue catalogado por Johnson Space Center de la Administración Nacional de Aeronáutica y del Espacio ( NASA ) de los Estados Unidos de Américabajo el identificador de foto: STS069-713-90 . Fossil remains from millions of years ago in the Omo River Valley Africa is the cradle of humanity . Scientists say that our oldest ancestors, the hominids, came from the African continent. The theory that human evolution arose there is based on archaeological, paleontological, and genetic findings. Based on genetic and fossil evidence, the first hominids, direct ancestors of modern humans, are believed to have been born in Africa millions of years ago. The oldest fossils, such as Ardipithecus ramidus and Australopithecus afarensis, have been found in East Africa. The Omo River Valley in Ethiopia is an area rich in archaeological and paleontological finds. In this region, fossil remains...

༄ Spring storms the asphalt

Spring storms the asphalt with force and, once again, the power of mother nature prevails. I want to know who is the author of this descriptive and metaphorical snapshot. I can't, even though I've tracked the photo over the internet. However, I manage to know that the image has gone around the world. There are messages written in all languages, alluding to its beauty and the moment the whole world is living. It has not been difficult for anyone to understand that this victory of nature has been the consequence of the lack of human presence in the area and in the entire world. Picture: Unknown autor.

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