Author Archives: Katie Tucker

January 10th – February 11th 2021 No journal entries. Busy translating the first few pages and understanding Galwegian. Very boring. I didn’t think you would want to hear about conjunction functions.  February 12th, 2021 I asked dad to do a write up of how he calculated the math of each map. The following is hisContinue reading “Voynich Mathematics”

February 2nd, 2021, This is very important! Dad ran some spherical geometric calculations on dates known that he understood from the manuscript. The Calculations are as follows: DATE CALCULATIONS This is a date calculation based on direct evidence from Voynich. FACTS Tropic of Cancer: 23.436806° Tropic of Capricorn: -23.436806° Winter Solstice: December 12, 1450 SpringContinue reading “The Illustrious Generation is a Lie?!”

January 31st, 2021 Just heard back from Kirkcudbright history museum and they gave us a lot of data. Interesting background on the family name Daisy. Very reflective of Scottish culture and mythology and the forefront of the Voynich manuscript. Do not know if the “Daisy” clans were involved. Pre dating written European history the DaisyContinue reading “Kircudbright Bay Scotland and the Voynich”

January 26th, 2021 It’s just dawned on dad that the boats were referred to as “Star of the Sea” – the boats are literally starships. StarShips! And the manuscript is the first voyage to “go where no one has gone before.”  The last paragraph on the first page is very damaged. In zooming into eachContinue reading “Starships Going Where No One has Gone Before”

January 25th, 2021 Over the past week I’ve been working on how the Galwegian language functions. It’s like vikings had babies with British girls and then waged a war against France. Oh, wait that happened. It’s a language of genetics and it is fascinating. It follows the grammatical rules of how the language should haveContinue reading “History of Galwegian Gaelic”

January 18, 2021 Happy Martin Luther King Day! In researching the languages of Scotland during the medieval time there are a lot of possibilities to explore. In 1450 Scots were starting to speak a language they called Inglis but not in Galloway where Kirkcudbright Castle stands. Though, our family were royal court members and wereContinue reading “Voynich Manuscript is Galwegian Gaelic”

January 14th, 2021 It is a ground breaking day for us on many fronts. Dad went through all entries leading up to page 115 and decoded the map geolocation part of the pages. The flowers represent the compass direction, the stem is the map through the area and the roots are the ocean currents inContinue reading “Voynich Map Geolocations”

January 13th, 2021 Dad is finding abundant evidence of the floating islands in the Argentine area in the manuscript. Which would mean this may be the only living record of its existence before human pollution changed its habitat.  I also had an epiphany today about the naked ladies in the Voynich manuscript. They are boatContinue reading “Voynich Naked Ladies are Ship Figureheads”

January 8th, 2021 What we now know about the Voynich makes it appear to be Christopher Columbus’ rutter from 1492. I thought to read his published journal from the voyage to see if it lines up. After reading Christopher Columbus’ journal I don’t know why anyone would believe anything in it. It does not takeContinue reading “Christopher Columbus is a Pirate, Fraud and Murderer”

January 7th, 2021 Wanted to know more about the Isla de Meridiano on pg 16 and examined the Catalan Atlas in this area for more clues. And there is a strange little island in the Catalan Atlas that looks identical to the leaf in the Voynich Manuscript on pg 18 – the Isla de Meridiano. Continue reading “Guanche People from Isla de Meridiano”