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Dr David Johnson

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Often one wonders if what we see is real, a question I often get from Students, young and old alike. When you tell them we should at times be refered to as Archaeo-Astronomers as what is in the night sky is older than we can imagine, and infact may not even resemble what we see today. As we chase the Holy Grail in Astrophysics and Cosmology a Theory of Everything, lines are crossed, and at times, our understanding of Physics seems less than we thought, as the Universe continues to hide those secrets, yet the picture is less cloudy as we seek.

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Been into Astronomy and Physics since I was a Kid, Hold PhD in Astrophysics, PhD in Philosophy, MS in Physics and Astronomy, BS in Physics, Director Stellar Research Group (ThinkTank), Cosmology and Theoretical Astrophysics.

Location:	Peru, IN United States of America (the)

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