"Message" Updated With New Image

From searching the Trinity test I found this interesting link to the Ivy Mike which is the first United States test of a fusion device. Don't know if the name match or link mean anything.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivy_Mike

 

It's derivative form means "to air," which could make sense it maybe they're announcing when a new single airs on the radio? I dunno.

 

here's what i got..no idea if it's remotely close though
"de" = of ?
"airean" = ventilate? -.-
"seria" = would be? ..adding a "be" doubt it's right though..
"come" = as?
"yang kuat" = strong!
"lo sono" = are?
"mäktig" = all-powerful?

looking at this too "I am all-powerful Time which destroys all things." that's where i got all-powerful. airean..not sure but I took a guess, lol

 

I am all-powerful Time (time what?) looks like its missing something. but its epic.

 

gaelic - english
[airean] nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, ploughman

 

Time Wizard?

 

That actually sounds legit.
de=from
airean=to air
yang kuat=strong
lo sono=are

That's all i know

 

The air would be serious as strong to it are powerful.

That's what I am getting and I am cracking up because it's wrong and makes no sense! Gahhh

 

Haha ha. Linkin Park: Time wizard. So would the Wizard song be on this album lol


De and airean put together = "Of Air"

 

Mike Shinoda posted

Just as mcrc was quoting Oppenheimer. Oppenheimer was quoting as well

 

so mike just talked in the linkin park chat:

"This is the end of my "hint." Feel free to tell other people.

Rob Walker's translation had some problems, as I said...but mcrc's find (an awesome discovery), was not the end of the road either.

Just as mcrc was quoting Oppenheimer, Oppenheimer was quoting as well.

BYE."

 

I got that from here:

A chilling and historically significant passage. Verse 32 was remembered by Robert Oppenheimer, who was in charge of the Manhattan Project (which built the first atomic bombs), when he saw the very first bomb explode at Trinity Site in New Mexico (nearer Socorro than Alamogordo, where the wire service story was filed), on July 16, 1945. Oppenheimer was familiar with a different translation: "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds." This seems more to the point, for the Atomic Bomb, than "I am all-powerful Time which destroys all things." The word kâla can mean "Time, fate; death, god of death," so both translations express part of the meaning.
http://www.friesian.com/gita.htm


edit: they beat me to it, LOL. anyway this is what i got: (btw different meaning of the quote could also help somewhere? meh nevermind lol

I forgot one more bit of help.

This is the end of my "hint." Feel free to tell other people.

Rob Walker's translation had some problems, as I said...but mcrc's find (an awesome discovery), was not the end of the road either.

Just as mcrc was quoting Oppenheimer, Oppenheimer was quoting as well.

BYE.


great >.>

 

I know he said Just as mcrc was quoting Oppenheimer. Oppenheimer was quoting as well. I said that a few posts ago.

 

So we have to focus on the Gita and what the true quote was. Someone else in this thread posted that he got the quote wrong. Good call whoever did that.

 

Well to make this more interesting I found out that when they filmed the Ivy Mike "The entire shot was documented by the filmmakers of Lookout Mountain studios." This lead me to dig into Lookout Mountain Studios which I found out that during this time there were "Civilian personnel from Warner Brothers, Metro-Goldwyn Mayer and RKO Pictures worked at the studio in functions such as producers, cameramen and directors."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lookout_Mountain_Air_Force_Station

The Lookout Mountain studio is more commonly know today as Laurel Canyon and is where Rick Rubin and the boys recorded the last record. Here is a link for some of the other people who have used the space:

http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/print.asp?ID=12292

 

^ Variants on this quotation exist, both by Oppenheimer and by others. A more common translation of the passage, from Arthur W. Ryder (from whom Oppenheimer studied Sanskrit at Berkeley in the 1930s), is:

Death am I, and my present task
Destruction. (11:32)

Since the Gita's first translation into English in 1785, most experts have translated not "Death" but instead "Time". A further elaboration of the supposed Oppenheimer quote often cited is taken from Robert Jungk's 1958 Brighter than a Thousand Suns:

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinity_(nuclear_test)

 

That means the Bhagavad Gita means something in all of this because that's what Oppenheimer was quoting

 

Kalo Asmi Loka-ksaya-krit Pravardho, Lokan Samartum iha Pravattah IS THE ANSWER

 

"Kalo Asmi Loka-ksaya-krit Pravardho, Lokan Samartum iha Pravattah"

That's the verse that Oppenheimer quoted the second time in it's original language.

Nice we posted one right after the other.