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The Dalai Lama has slowed way down (as you would expect a 90 year old to do) compared to only a few years ago.
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Our head graphic is from the Infinity Jukebox topic, and alludes to the circular figure discussed today.
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After reviewing some recent posts about Jung and his anagram on Jungian fanboy sites, I do now think a solution has been found to the Seven Sermons to the Dead topic.
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This graphic originally surfaced with the presentation of Golden Ratios, Golden Rectangles - once again, too good to not eventually front a topic.
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Still stalling on doing the Lunar lookup - although seems easy enough to find out where our Moon was in 1989.
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A graphic used in The Undiscovered Country topic - too good to not front its own topic eventually.
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The last photos from Neptune/Triton symbolize where we are right now in the game.
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I have found a way to look at this that will let us do a preview of just where Neptune and Triton were in the sky of that long-ago date, without training up on the Astronomical Almanac (for now).
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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Roger did include early access to this clue as an Easter egg.
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How close is thirty years worth of close?
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When we select the Lotus panel on the Cosmic Void Jukebox, we start a sequence fronted by this formidable woman, brought to us by Alex Grey from his Sophia portrait.
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Hadn't noticed that Roger is a movie musical fan before now ...
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Selecting 'Phi' on this graphic leads us to a long scroll patterned like this - the scroll is about 300 lines long, including various spacings between patterns.
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We have come to the ultimate jukebox!
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Finally found this clue in a book about building the National Cathedral - For Thy Great Glory, published in 1965!
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We are waiting for inspiration here, so bear with me.
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The Space window is at location "box-1", marked by the red arrow.
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High powered people have a nice sense of entitlement, and a willingness to ask for favors in spite of circumstances.
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Visiting the sites showing this wonderful big cathedral made me wonder - what is the difference between a cathedral and the megachurches we see sprouting up everywhere?
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The DC pendulum run time here made me wonder where the slowest pendulum is set up.
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The physics of the Foucault pendulum predict that the rate of the apparent rotation of the pendulum is only dependent on the latitude of the pivot point.
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A lot packed into this message!
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When we eventually get the answer - surprise!
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The last issue we need to concentrate on is the odd word "syzygy" in the blank verse clue. syz•y•gy /sizijē/ Noun ASTRONOMY 1. a conjunction or opposition, especially of the moon with the sun.