Of Rosslyn Chapel

Rating: Null/10 (28 July 2007)

What made me smile was this comment about Rosslyn Chapel on this entry '...The chapel is noted for its many internal carvings, including what appears to be a depiction of American maize -- but the chapel was completed before 1492.' More propaganda from Christopher Columbus! I suspect another Catholic plot here. Read Gavin Menzies book '1421: The Year China Discovered the World' recounts that maize originated in Central America, that Magellan loaded it in the Philippines and that the Chinese transported Maize around the world. Maize is incapable of self-propagation, it needs mans help. It's now well known that the Chinese navigated around the world well before Columbus. The book says the Portuguese had a colony in Central America and that there caravels were making journeys across the Atlantic BEFORE Columbus. So why can't the Rosslyn Chapel have maize carvings
Continuity: When Langdon and Sophie approach Westminster Abbey, there is no scaffolding around the right tower in the first shot. Then, when they cross the street to enter the church, suddenly scaffolding surrounds the tower. No, look again, as Langdon and Sophie approach Westminster Abbey he is talking and the scene has 'ghostly' images of the past with people from the middle ages(?) walking past, the scaffolding is made of wood, its part of Langdon's recounting, NOT a continuity error.
Alexander Pope wrote the epitaph for Sir Isaac Newton: "Nature and nature's laws lay hid in night; God said 'Let Newton be' and all was light."