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Article: <[email protected]>
From: [email protected](Nancy )
Subject: Re: UC Newswire story - Velikovsky has merit
Date: 21 Feb 1997 06:02:05 GMT
In article <[email protected]> George
writes:
> although this stuff may sound far-fetched, I thought the
> currently 'popular' theory of the origin of our moon was
that
> it was created from the earth as a result of the earth being
> hit by what is usually described as a 'mars sized object'.
That
> sounds just as bizzare to me as the Venus origin description
> being discussed.
> [email protected]
Bizzare, yes, especially as the composition of the Moon is not at all the same the the Earth's compositions, if I recall correctly. I'd like to add what the Zetas have said about the lopsided nature of the Earth, and how it came to its new orbit where it currently rides.
(Begin ZetaTalk[TM] on Asteroid Belt)
The Asteroid Belt, full of gravel and boulders, did not get there
by accident. When your Solar System formed matter was into
clumping together, and did not overlook this one little orbit
around this one little Sun for some odd reason. For those who
argue otherwise, we ask why all the other planetary orbits are
free of this scatter, and why the Earth is lopsided, the land in
the main on one side and the waters in the main on the other. The
two relate.
Long before there was highly evolved life on the Earth, it rode that orbit, which happened to be smack dab in the path of the 12th Planet. In due time, more than violent pole shifts and wobbly orbits resulted, a monumental collision between the emerging Earth and a traveler drawn along by the gravitational pull of the 12th Planet occurred. This collision did not just involve the emerging Earth, then almost entirely a water planet, and the traveler, as matter went in every direction and the impacts were fierce. Your Solar System, in fact, had several more planets in orbit than it does today, in orbit close enough to the Asteroid Belt to be considered within it. Shattered matter, moving at differing speeds, bumping into each other and slinging off into different directions, were missiles of death for some time. One disaster followed another, until at last there were no more hapless planets to be pelted into pieces.
The Earth, her waters scattered more readily than her bulk,
wobbled out of orbit at the initial impact. Her wobble took her,
eventually, into her present orbit, closer to the Sun. Here she
has formed her present oval shape bit by bit, under the periodic
visits of her larger brother, the 12th Planet, who gives her no
peace. She is still attempting to fill in the gaping hole, the
scar from that devastating impact, the gaping expanse between the
Americas and the Pacific Rim - the broad Pacific Ocean.
(End ZetaTalk[TM] on Asteroid Belt)
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