Given what we have been hearing lately from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and other space agencies about the possibilities of violent cosmic events, derived from the collisions between planets, comets and asteroids; it seems only a matter of time for officialdom to disclose the truth about the past catastrophic events that occurred in our solar system. A direct acceptance of the views and theories about catastrophism and extinction-level events, once prominently propounded by Immanuel Velikovsky, the Russian-born American independent scholar and author - that ancient history was affected by short-lived, violent and monumentally galaxy-wide disasters that reshaped our planet and the entire solar system.
Several months ago, we were told that the star Betelgeuse was expected to explode as it entered the late stages of stellar evolution and that this cosmic phenomenon could result in the Earth having a second sun. We were also told, weeks earlier, that a giant hidden planet, Tyche, about four times the size of the planet Jupiter, may exist in our solar system. There is also the ongoing news about Comet C/2010 X1, also known as Elenin, that it will come to perihelion (closest approach to our Sun) on September 11, 2011 at a distance of 0.4824 AU. On 16 October 2011, the comet will pass within about 0.23 AU (34,000,000 km; 21,000,000 mi) of the Earth at a relative velocity of 86,000 km/hr. The relatively bright comet will reach about 5th magnitude near mid-October 2011. The brightness of which, will make it appear as a second sun in the sky. Then, news came that Earth had found a new companion that has joined its orbit around the sun, Asteroid 2010 SO16. If that is not enough, we were also told of the discovery of exotic Super-Earths, the densest and most solid planets ever uncovered, that astronomers can view its sun with the naked eye. Following that, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope spotted planet-sized objects wandering through our galaxy without a central star, called Loners.
If you take the key elements from these stories, you are left with the following: a wandering brown dwarf star, locked into a perpetually cyclic orbit with our sun and about four times the size of planet Jupiter is making its way into our solar system and when it is close, it will appear as a second sun in our sky. Is it possible that these announcements are nothing short of a deliberate attempt to mask information about this brown dwarf coming into our Solar System and the perturbations that it will have on the orbit of all the planets, including that of Earth? Certainly what we have been witnessing in terms of Earth changes, weather anomalies, geological upheavals, and mass animal die-off, needs to be explained and it is quite possible that we are really experiencing gravitational singularities at the weakest areas at the points of convergence, as our world collides with another.
In the continuance of these psyop releases, astronomers now believe that the moon was struck by a huge object in its past history.
Could all of this, be the real meaning behind Arnaldo Pomodoro's "Sphere Within Sphere (Sfera con Sfera)" in the courtyard of the Vatican Museum? Is this a symbolic message from the Priest Class of the Magi, about the past cosmic upheavals, and quite possibly, what lies ahead in the future?Scientists have long been puzzled by the difference in topography between different sides of the moon, with the near side being flat and the far side much more mountainous. Now astronomers believe that the moon was struck by a huge object in a ‘big splat’, which gave our solar companion its giant peaks and coated one side of it with a crust tens of kilometres thick. The theory, published in Nature, was developed from the idea that the moon was originally created when a planet the size of Mars struck Earth. It’s thought that this collision created a secondary object that eventually fell into the moon. Erik Asphaug, professor of Earth and planetary sciences at the University of Santa Cruz, said: ‘Our model works well with models of the moon-forming giant impact, which predict there should be massive debris left in orbit about the Earth, besides the moon itself. - Daily Mail.
WATCH: Globe at the Vatican Museum.
