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Cygnus, Cosmic Rays & Evolution

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Cygnus, Cosmic Rays & Evolution
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Date:

04-30-07

Host:

George Noory

Guests:

Andrew Collins, Pamela Anderson, Dan Mathews

Appearing during the middle two hours, author Andrew Collins(1) discussed the significance of the Cygnus constellation. The constellation was important to the ancient mindset, and was represented as a bird on a pole 17,000 years ago in a cave painting, he said. Cygnus was thought of as a winged creature that transported the soul to heaven after death, he added.
In the 1980s, it was discovered that the Earth was being bombarded by cosmic rays coming in at regular intervals-- the source was later revealed to be a binary star or black hole known as Cygnus X-3. One of this distant object's jets is pointing directly at the Earth, Collins noted, and he believes that these cosmic rays likely affected humankind's evolution. The altering of human DNA could have fostered the transition from hunter/gatherer to Neolithic farmer, he stated.
The last hour featured Open Lines. The notorious caller "Oscar" resurfaced, claiming that he is currently possessing a psychiatrist.

1. http://www.andrewcollins.com

Bumper Music

Bumper music from Monday April 30, 2007

1. Africa
Toto
2. Devil Went Down to Georgia
Charlie Daniels Band
3. Dreams
Fleetwood Mac
4. Dreams
The Cranberries
5. Everlong
Foo Fighters
6. Hey You
Pink Floyd
7. Inca Dance
Cusco
8. Midnight Express (The Chase)
Giorgio Moroder
9. Midnight Express (The Chase)
Giorgio Moroder
10. Mummer's Dance
Loreena McKennitt
11. Pretty Woman
Roy Orbinson
12. Swan Lake
Blackalicious
13. Talking in Your Sleep
Romantics
14. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Quincy Jones
15. The Magnificent Seven
The Clash
16. The Way It Is
Bruce Hornsby
17. This Magic Moment
Drifters
18. Tonight's the Night
Rod Stewart