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Past and future come together: The magic of Circle

When we visualize the future we can imagine a circular cities: Jacque Fresco develops this idea in his Venus Project in which not only justifies the circular layout optimizing space but as a sustainable city model , are ideas, projects that do not seem very interested ; to this political class that leads us.

's go back to the Bronze Age, the cities, the temples were built round - tholos Greeks. In 1987, Gennady Zdanovich discovered Arkaim , on the border between Russia and Kazakhstan as bulldozers began to emerge in a perfect urban plazas geometric planning. Some archaeologists speak of towns spiral, Zdanovich instead suggests that the route is circular " concentric walls inscribed into each other" . Pictured

an aerial view of Arkaim.

Path that leads to scientific speculations-not always-on magical places in concentric circles In the center are united all radial lines, circular structure oriented to the stars and lines indicating 18 astronomical events ... (Including sunsets and sunrises in the days of equinox and solstice, and the sunsets and sunrises of the Full Moon and New), reconstructions of the city more or less reliable, more esoteric studies arqueocientíficos, tours, magical meaning of the mandala before, now and forever, and for all civilizations.

Regardless of your interest in this topic: historical and archaeological arqueocientífico, astronomy, architecture, mystical, ..; the attraction is undeniable that the circle has on the human, the primitive human be learned from each one of us (how can we explain to a child of The Way Way, for example, if you can not see the stars.)

why I want to play a dell photo Fantato Iranian photographer Babak A. Tafreshi ( scientific photography prize 2009 Lennart Nilsson for its stunning images of the sky Persian.). Prize by "reflect an image of the night sky than most people today have forgotten." And " move to places where stars can still be viewed as the dawn of the human species " as The jury of the prize.

Tafreshi has traversed the most remote regions of Iran to portray heaven as people had to see the old Persia over 2,000 years ago. In the picture I selected for example, portrays turning the sky over the tombs of the Persian kings in Naqsh-Rostam, near Persepolis.

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