Re: When was my Clipper "born"?
Posted by JWL On 2012/7/18 21:46:01
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Mal,
When I worked at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, I became acquainted with a scientist who was on one of the teams to analyze the shroud. His, and the team's conclusions were that their findings were inconclusive as to the origin of the shroud or its stains.
The remanent of the build sheet was an unexpected discovery, and is being preserved for the next owner. A verifiable touchstone to the beginning.
(o[]o)
Ozstatman wrote:
John,
Your skerrick of build sheet somehow reminds me of the Shroud of Turin. And I'm sure it's just as holy to you as the shroud is for millions worldwide!
Mal,
When I worked at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, I became acquainted with a scientist who was on one of the teams to analyze the shroud. His, and the team's conclusions were that their findings were inconclusive as to the origin of the shroud or its stains.
The remanent of the build sheet was an unexpected discovery, and is being preserved for the next owner. A verifiable touchstone to the beginning.
(o[]o)
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