 2009 FREE Iran ActivistChat September 11 Commemorations and Scroll This Page For
2002 Proposal and Vision Of Future WTC Rebuild Effort
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4 Spherical
Connected Skyscrapers Concept Proposal for Future WTC Rebuild Effort 2002
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Our spherical connected buildings concept is copied over the Official
WTC
Plan 1 image proposal, recommend to commemorate the 11th of
September by using the
greatest positive US achievements of 20 century.
These 4 connected innovative spherical skyscraper buildings should be as many
spheres needed and the total height of each building should
be taller than original WTC height . Why sphere?
If we look at our surrounding we observe the most resilient birds,
dolphins, objects and creatures on earth and space which has been
created by forces of nature and million years of evolutions are
spherical or has many aerodynamic curvatures feature, and there are
mathematical reasons which are beyond this discussion. Any
attempt to design similar spherical skyscraper buildings requires
joint team effort of NASA scientific team with architects,
civil , mechanical , and electrical engineers. I
have also used my own new Software Networking Communication theory
for designing these spherical buildings.
This
design from outside does not have a concept of floor as we
know it today and recommend each sphere be named after each Firefighters name who defined and proved a new level
of humanity or Nobel prize winners in Medicine with significant contributions
to humanity.
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Past 6000
Years Connected Iconic Image
Gallery Concept and Ideas For
The Future
WTC Interior and Exterior Design
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This concept is based on the
greatest positive US achievements, contributions and NASA scientific achievements , 10th Century Khayyam poems
and 12th century Persian poems "All
human beings are in truth akin; All
in creation share one origin. When fate allots a member pangs and
pains; No
ease for other members then remains. If,
unperturbed, another's grief canst scan; Thou
are not worthy of the name of man." This is
an attempt to fight man's fanaticism minds and ideas by
learning from history, arts, science, and space. If we look
at past 6000 years man's history, realize many forms of primitive religious
and non religious fanaticism were the source of many wars,
destructions and massacres. We should not forget that it was
European and Japanese fanaticism which created 2nd world war with
60 to 70 millions causality, millions of Jewish massacre
and total destruction, it was Stalin Communist fanaticism who
killed many millions,....etc and currently this
primitive barbaric religious fanaticism which is causing problem
for world peace and harmony in this planet. The Fanaticism and
human rights violations are source of many problems in this
planet.
From history we have learned that
there is a striking similarity between the WTC Terrorist attack
and the burning of Tees-fun library by primitive Islamic fanatic
invaders. 1400 years ago, a great collection of books was kept in
the Persian empire's Library at Tees-fun, which was the first or
second biggest center of art, literature, and science in the
world. This vast collection of books was set ablaze and destroyed
by Arabian Invaders, setting World's clock back by at least 400
years. I also recommend to build a library in the
shape of the above View of
Earth image at the exact place of original WTC and
call it Tees-fun library to document the forgotten history
as a reminder for future generation not to submit to fanaticism. |
According the book, THE IRANIANS PERSIA, ISLAM AND THE SOUL OF A NATION by Sandra McKay " A tour de force of intellectual comprehension, summary, and balance." -- Washington Times Pg 46.
"Finally on a day in June 637, the Sassanian commander, Rustam, reluctantly opened the battle. But the Saddanian army, like Sassanian society had grown ponderous. With its spirit drained off in the futile campaigns against Byzantium, the famous Persian cataphracts became clumps of fat, immobile men battlin a swarm of wasps. The heavily armed cavalry with its supporting elephants which had punished Romans and Byzantines proved powerless against the Arabs on swift camels who attacked and then withdrew into the desert. Over three days, the two sides engaged. On the fourth, the Persians' reluctant commander, Rustam, died. His army went into pell-mell retreat, leaving the Sassanian Empire open to invasion.
In 638, the vaulted palace at Ctesiphon, the physical embodiment of late Sassanian art and knowledge, fell to the Arabs. Its fabulous prizes dazzled the poor, unlearned tribesmen of the Arabian Peninsula. A life-size camel crafted of silver and a golden horse with emerald teeth and a garland of rubies draped around its neck were only two among the hundreds of objects of art that passed from the cultured hands of the Sassanians into the rough, callused hands of Arab warriors. The incredible carpet, "Spring of Khosrow," went to Mecca where Islam's religious leaders, disdainful of material posessions, cut it into pieces. The destruction wreaked by the ignorant Arabs (Saudi Arabians) went on. The massive libraries so carefully collected by the Sassanian kings scattered in the capricious wind of the Arab edict:
"If the books herein are in accord with Islam, then we don't need them. If the books herein are not in accord with Islam, then they are kafir (of the infidel) "
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View of
Earth rising over Moon's horizon
taken from Apollo 11 spacecraft. The Apollo 11 commander, Neil
Armstrong, set
foot on the moon on July 20, 1969, at
10:56 p.m., EDT. Was he the
first man on the moon? Was there another human
there when he said "one giant step for
mankind?"Yes, Neil Armstrong was with the souls &
dreams of many past scientists from Khayyam,
Galileo Galilei, and .....
The moon has been the object of man's
curiosity for perhaps a million
years - as long as he has been on earth. This is the
greatest positive US achievement of 20 century. |
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In the honor and memory of
both great men of ideas and men of action like President John
F. Kennedy, scientist Wernher von Braun,
astronauts Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin,
many Russian astronauts, many unknown scientists,
researchers and engineers, whose contributions over years
made this event possible. It will be forever remembered as
one of the greatest positive achievements of mankind. We
can be very sure that even 1,000 years from now, this trip
to the moon will still be regarded as a truly momentous
event, one of the great landmarks in human history of
which we can truly be proud of and hope our generation
will follow them. |
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Khayyam
(May 1050 - Dec 1122) was a Persian
poet as well as a mathematician and astronomer. The father
of Algebra was an outstanding mathematician and
astronomer. His work on algebra was known throughout
Europe in the Middle Ages, and he also contributed to
calendar reform. Khayyam measured the length of the year
as 365.24219858156 days. Two comments on this result.
Firstly it shows an incredible confidence to attempt to
give the result to this degree of accuracy. We know now
that the length of the years is changing in the sixth
decimal place over a person's lifetime. Secondly it is
outstandingly accurate. For comparison the length of the
year at the end of the 19th century was 365.242196 days,
while today it is 365.242190 days. Khayyam
poems are targeting all forms of fanaticism
and today we should consider him as father of battle
against fanaticism .
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tartling
Views of Stars' Birth
The Eagle Nebula was
photographed by Jeff Hester and Paul Scowen of the
Department of Physics and Astronomy at Arizona State
University, using the Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 on
board NASA's Hubble Space Telescope on April 1, 1995.
Thanks to NASA scientists for educating us. This is
another example of great US contributions to the
world. |
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The perspective we get on Earth, our
planet appears to be big and sturdy with an endless ocean
of air. From space, astronauts often get the impression
that the Earth is small with a thin, fragile layer of
atmosphere. For a space traveler, the distinguishing Earth
features are the blue waters, brown and green land masses
and white clouds set against a black background. We should
love and respect our small beautiful mother earth planet.
Many dream of traveling in space and viewing the wonders
of the universe. In reality all of us are space travelers.
Our spaceship is the planet Earth, traveling at the speed
of 108,000 kilometers (67,000 miles) an hour. |
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Oslo: Vigeland Sculpture Park
The
Wheel Of Life
In the park there is every manner of emotion and
experience expressed: fatherly love, inconsolable grief,
comfortable affection. |
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Oslo: Vigeland Sculpture
Park
At
the center of the park is the Monolith.
it took three stone carvers fourteen years to complete
the Monolith, working daily and beginning in
1929.
The column, 14.12 meters (46 feet) high carved out of a
single block of stone, consists of 121 figures.
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THE
VIGELAND PARK
covers an area of 80 acres. The 212 sculptures are all
modelled in full size by Gustav Vigeland.
This Gustav
Vigeland's masterpiece the angry boy may
symbolize many children who lost their parents .
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Oslo: Vigeland Sculpture
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The
First Charter of the Rights of Nations And The First Declaration of Human Rights By
Cyrus The Great
Inscribed on a clay cylinder in cuneiform
discovered in 1879 by Hormoz Rasam in Babol and now
in The British Museum.
. .When my soldiers in great
numbers peacefully entered Babylon... I did not allow
anyone to terrorize the people... I
kept in view the needs of people and all its sanctuaries
to promote their well-being...... Freed all the slaves
I put an end to their misfortune
and slavery (referred to 42,000 Jews and other religious
minorities).
Cyrus
the Great defined The
First Charter of the Rights of Nations and The
First Declaration of Human Rights
about
438 BC and
according to Prof. Richard Frye from Harvard University
“surely
the concept of One World, .... the fusion of peoples and
cultures in one 'Oecumen' was one of their important
legacies”. The
Golden Age of Persia |
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The simplicity of Tomb of Cyrus The
Great Has A Great Message.
Old Persian culture and empire was the
dedication to ethical and moral excellence which was based
on three simple fundamental principles: GOOD THOUGHTS,
GOOD WORDS and GOOD DEEDS.
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Cyrus (Kurush in the
original Persian) was born about 590 BC, in the province
of Persis (now Fars), in southwest Iran. Cyrus the Great
was the founder of the Archaemenian dynasty and the
Persian Empire, the first empire throughout human history.
Cyrus military victories eventually put him in possession
of the largest empire in the world at that time.
No doubt Cyrus was a
remarkably humane ruler for his time. Certainly he has
achieved his greatness not by words but by hard and
difficult choices, actions, and sacrifice. Cyrus was
clearly a leader of immense military ability. But that was
only one facet of the man. More distinctive, perhaps, was
the benign character of his rule. He was exceptionally
tolerant of local religions and local customs, and he was
disinclined to the extreme brutality and cruelty, which
characterized so many other conquerors.
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Click
to See this poem
Omar Khayyam
(May 1048 - Dec 1122) was a famous Persian poet as well as
great mathematician and astronomer. Omar Khayyam
is father of Agnostic thought
process of Persia. The Miniature painting is by
Iran's Celebrated Artist the late Behzad. Today
great majority of Iranians are follower of Khayyam
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The
Significance of Behzad
The
late H. Behzad was the greatest leading contemporary
miniature artist. Behzad has created a new school and a
new style, Behzad raised miniature painting to its apogee.
Behzad had profound love for the Rubayyat of Omar-Khayyam.
The philosophical influence and thought of Khayyam often
inspired him to select topics for painting from the
Rubayyat. The poems from Khayyam, English translation
is by Edward Fitzgerald and the above painting from Behzad.
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President JFK As a Senator in July 2, 1957:
"..the most powerful single force in the world today is neither communism nor capitalism,
neither H-bomb nor the guided missile-
it is man's eternal desire to be free and independent."
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