In late August of this year, researchers had stoked the flames of hell, claiming that a piece of cloth found 2,000-years-ago, was indeed, the Shroud of Turin. Now this hotly contested claim has been refuted by a new analysis that used virtual simulation software. The researcher in question has shown that the Shroud was likely created by pressing a cloth over a flat or shallowly contoured surface, such as a bas-relief or carved figure, rather than a full human form, effectively removing Jesus of Nazareth from the equation. The Shroud of Turin: Jesus' Bloodstained Burial Cloth or a Fascinating Forgery? Blood on the Shroud: An Interview with the Blood Investigator of the Shroud of Turin Research Project Jesus not Christ: Science to the Rescue! Cicero Moraes’s recent forensic research has been published by Elsevier, adding another layer to the long-standing debate over the Turin Shroud. Moraes, a specialist in forensic facial reconstruction, argues that if the shroud had indeed been wrapped around a human body, the resulting image would appear heavily distorted due to the natural contours of a three-dimensional form. Read moreSection: ArtifactsOther ArtifactsNewsMysterious PhenomenaRead Later 

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Henry Winkler is happy to celebrate the last year of his seventies in a homely style, as he expects to be surrounded by his children and grandchildren, complete with chocolate mousse cake. The 79-year-old looks forward to blowing out candles and expressing gratitude for another anniversary. Last year, the iconic actor celebrated on the set of The View, as the hosts presented him with a Happy Days-themed cake, which reminded him and the audience of his “jumping the shark” episode. Henry seems to prefer a quiet and more intimate party with family this time. Henry Winkler reveals his 79th birthday present Henry Winkler/ImageCollect For Henry, his recently concluded book tour is the best birthday present he has received so far. His 39th children’s book titled Detective Duck: The Case of the Missing Tadpole— which he co-created with Lin Oliver, was an immediate success as it debuted at number 3 on the New York Times list of best-selling children’s books. Henry’s efforts to promote his latest release paid off, as he has toured libraries and venues around the US since March. He is grateful for the opportunity to travel and make memories at his age, having done the same last year for his memoir Being Henry: The Fonz… and Beyond. Henry Winkler/Instagram Is retirement on the table yet? At 79, Henry has no plans to retire just yet. He believes he can continue working until he drops. He also has more goals to tick off his bucket list, including more fly-fishing and trips. Aside from building his legacy in Hollywood, Henry also wants to be remembered as a dedicated father and grandfather. HAPPY DAYS, Henry Winkler, 1974-84. ph: Gene Trindl / TV Guide / ©ABC / courtesy Everett Collection Henry is a father of three with six grandchildren, and two of his children work in the entertainment industry. His first son, Jed Weitzman, whom he adopted from his wife Stacey, is the current head of music for ticketing platform Logitix, while his last child, Max Winkler, is a filmmaker, who Henry credits for helping him land the role of Barry.  Next up: Zachery Ty Bryan Refused Sobriety Test And ‘Apologized For Liking To Drink’ In DUI Footage The post How ‘The Fonz’ Henry Winkler Is Spending His 79th Birthday appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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