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By BOB SCOTT
Rappahannock News Contributing Writer
Why has it taken so long for us to understand our place in the Universe?
The premiere program of the new season of Friday Nights at the Library will provide some original and thoughtful answers to this intriguing question at 8 p.m. on Sept. 9.
Professor Gerald S. Hawkins has agreed to share the “results of 20 years of thinking and putting things together” which he revealed in his most recent book “Mindsteps to the Cosmos.”
Could there be a relationship between Dr. Hawkins’ historic “decoding” of Stonehenge and his more recent discovery of “diatonic ratios” within the precise geometry of the interesting “crop circles” in England?
Global audiences have recently been dramatically exposed to a myriad of media “flash-backs” celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Apollo II landing on the moon. Historic technological achievement seems to have become just another series of video sound and light bites intercut with rather mundane commercial spots.
How far we’ve come, and gone, ■in a few short years. Is the once ; prestigious Space Age being reduced to the status of summer re
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