I have to plan a visit to the shroud center of Southern california soon as its about an hour and a half drive for me. I would highly recommend a visit to this place if anyone lives close by. I believe its free of Charge to visit the museum there but dont quote me on this lol.
I wouldnt recommend doing this at home folks because he injected himself with Nuclear Radioactive particles (very dangerous) as part of his hunch about the shroud.
Accetta was baptized a Catholic but became an agnostic during his his adult years because he thought Christianity was something used to make people less fearfull of death.The shroud was the stepping stone that brought him back to christianity along with researching early Christian history. Another amazing story.
Listen up Ivellious Doctor August Accetta has 4 PEER REVIEWED PAPERS ON THE SHROUD OF TURIN
Compared to Joe Nickells BIG FAT ZERO
Compared to Walter Mccrone's BIG FAT ZERO
Some of this stuff is way beyond my understanding, but the conclusions are fascinating and they have to do with some form of light coming straight out of the body of Jesus at the point of his resurrection.
http://www.shroud.com/pdfs/accett2.pdf
NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND ITS RELEVANCE
TO THE SHROUD OF TURIN
August D. Accetta MD, Kenneth Lyons MD, John Jackson PhD.
Hypothesis: If indeed a corpse created the image we see on the Shroud, then the source for the
energy received by the cloth may be from the molecular bond energy and/or nuclear forces within
the body in some way interacting with the cloth. The closest practical tool we have to study this
today is nuclear medicine.
Keywords: STURP: Shroud of Turin Research Project, Tc-99m MDP: Technesium-99 metastable
methylene diphosphate, V-P-8: Vertical projection photodensitometer.
Introduction: The Turin Shroud bears an image of an apparent crucified man, chemically the
result of some dehydrative, oxidative, and subsequent carbonyl conjugative process of cellulose,
the origin of which is heretofore enigmatic.
1
Many properties of the Shroud are however under-stood quite well. For example, it is clearly understood through the work of STURP and others
that the Shroud did in fact wrap someone at some point in time and that it is not the product of
some medieval artist.
2
The Shroud image suggests quite strongly the presence of many skeletal details e.g. carpal and
metacarpal bones, some 22 teeth, eye sockets, left femur, left and possibly right thumbs flexed
under the palms of the hands, as well as soft tissue and soft tissue injuries; all presumably originat-ing from some form of radiation emitted from the body enshrouded.
3
No scientific human model has been satisfactorily utilized to offer elucidation of the origin of this
quality an image. Many have postulated image formation theories e.g. Pellicori-Germans “latent
image” and Jackson et al direct contact experiments which he concluded had quite negative
results and have effectively been ruled out.
4
Others have suggested diffusion.
5
Schwalbe and
Rojers however, failed in the properties not limited to sharpness and clarity of the image.
6
Later
researchers such as Giles Carter and Thaddeus Trenn have studied radiation biology in a theoreti-cal framework and have achieved promising results in terms of image superficiality and clarity.
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The human radiation model seems to offer the greatest application to the Shroud image thus far.
Im gonna skip over the method Doctor Accetta used as its too technical for me, and I will skip to the conclusions in the similarities they found between his tests and the shroud image.
First we demonstrated that a human model can be used to generate images resulting from emitted
radiation, that resemble the image on the Shroud. (see fig. 1)
Second we demonstrated that this radiation when captured by a vertical collimator can yield the
verticality parallel seen on the Turin image.
Third we demonstrated that the nature of the emitted radiation is such that it produces an image
void of a sharp outline such as that on the Turin Shroud. (see fig. 2)
Fourth we demonstrated that the resulting radiation image is void of any light focus such as the
Shroud. (see fig. 3)
Fifth, due to the nature of the collimator, no side images are observed though the radiation is
being emitted circumferentially. (see fig. 3)
Sixth, the fact that soft tissues, skeletal information, as well as pathology in these tissues, can all
be imaged concomitantly using the nuclear medicine model, demonstrates the parallel to the
Shroud where the same is observed. (see fig. 4)
Seventh we demonstrated that the thumb flexed under the palms of the left and right hands can be
imaged, (precluding the need of any so called contact method), which parallels the Shroud. In
addition, the V-P-8 image of the hands demonstrate the underlying thumb similar to that of the
Shroud.(see fig. 5)
Eighth we demonstrated that the nature of the emitted radiation was volumetric in that the image
generated had higher density shading (higher number of pixels) towards the center or midline of
extremities, digits, and torso, then fell off in intensity laterally. This differential dosimetry should
and in fact does yield a Z-axis relief (or isometric projection) when scanned by V-P-8
photodensitometer. (see fig. 6)
Ninth, isometric projection (V-P-8) of our generated images, yielded a striking similarity to the V-P-8 image of the Shroud at the fall off of the left fingers. Knowing this is due to a 75-80% drop
in signal intensity on our image, its relevance to the same phenomenon on the Shroud should not
be overlooked and seriously considered to be a function of a similar effect i.e. a dosimetric sudden
fall off of signal or radiation. (see fig. 7)
SUMMARY
The radiation model described in this study characterized much of what we see in the Shroud
image in terms of the behavior of radiation being emitted from a human source. We believe the
nuclear medicine model is the best currently available to aid in our understanding of the Shroud
image. We feel our results effectively demonstrated plausibly that the Shroud image resulted from
an organized emission and/or organized collection of radiation from the body and/or cloth respec-tively