>I think you've been in Idaho too long! :o)

Maybe.

But I've read a bunch. From Galileo to Einstein, they all spoke in terms of their great discoveries as revelations.

"My religiosity consists in a humble admiration of the infinitely superior spirit that reveals itself in the little that we, with our weak and transitory understanding, can comprehend of reality."
-Einstein

Seems to me, the books of the Bible weren't written by the prophets, but written later by others to documents the revelations.

And, it seems to me, the great visionaries of science had similar revelations worthy of documenting in the same place.

Are new Bible chapters conceivable?

It's a question I think should be poked with a stick.

You could write the new book, "Science" or something, and have people from all over the country go to their local churches with the book printed out, and ask if you can tuck new Words into the the Book.

I bet if you went to a couple thousand churches, a handful would hit on it.