The World's 1st Selfie "Shroud of Turin": Scientists including those who contributed to NASA’s space program research an image formed by a surge of light more powerful than a nuclear explosion

This book is not a religious/spiritual adventure but one of facts. The shroud of Turin exists as a photographic negative and dates back from an era (around 2,000 years) - prior to the invention of the camera. The components of the cloth have been newly examined under “EXTREME SCIENTIFIC SCRUTINY” using the latest technological equipment by groups of scientists, among them the scientists involved in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Their findings reveal an intense “instantaneous” burst of radiation as responsible for each marking. There exists no other candidate capable of producing such an image other than the one who claimed to be the “LIGHT OF THE WORLD” and was crucified: Jesus Christ of Nazareth. The crucified body on the shroud is in its entirety, head to toe, front and back. Science deems the laser blast required to produce such an image had to be of a magnitude more powerful than any source of radiation available today. Whether people believe the image is of the savior of mankind Jesus Christ, Son of God, or not, the man who produced the selfie lived among us: We all can attest to that.Read more