Egyptian Pyramids - best known pyramids - are not far from the only building of their kind in the world. Very impressive and mysterious to us today are the pyramids and monuments found at the bottom of the Sea of Japan. These buildings appear to be aged to at least 10,000 years. We do not know who raised these monuments and how they got under water. Maybe it's the Lemurians work ? Maybe a Japanese Atlantis? Who can know ?
February 07, 2011
UFOs: Unusually Good Footage - The Urzi Case
Antonio Urzi never intended to show his footage publicly. It was only after he'd gathered the material for several months in a row that he began to recognize its worth. He said also that despite their size, the craft always caught him by surprise, as they were so silent.
Urzi's videos received a standing ovation at a 2007 screening in the US.
If these encounters by his window have since continued, I would hope that he or somebody else saw to it that he be provided with an HD camera and high quality lenses, in addition to a tripod.
Urzi's videos received a standing ovation at a 2007 screening in the US.
If these encounters by his window have since continued, I would hope that he or somebody else saw to it that he be provided with an HD camera and high quality lenses, in addition to a tripod.
Source : http://www.forbiddenknowledgetv.com
February 04, 2011
Ophiuchus, The 13th sign
Ophiuchus is the Zodiac sign depicting a man holding a large snake, which symbolizes the Dark Rift of the Milky Way Galaxy, a feature so important in Maya astrology, representing the "road to the underworld." The Ophiuchus constellation is located between Libra and Saggitarius, at exactly the point in which the Galactic Plane and the plane of our solar system's orbit cross each other.
At an astronomical level, the Earth and its Solar System have been crossing the Galactic Equator since 1998, in a process which will be complete by around 2016. This is the basis for much of the 2012 hype and even the "Photon Belt" iterations of early 1990s New Agery.
The Solar System revolves around the galactic Center in a see-saw-like motion, which some astrophysicists have theorized puts Earth at greater risk of extraterrestrial impact, during these times, as we pass through the Galactic Arms, which are more densely-packed with asteroids and plasmas.
The effects of this passage have been noted in the Earth's magnetosphere and the Sun's heliosphere, which encapsulates the entire solar system; both of which protect us from the harmful radiation of cosmic rays and both of which have shrunken or at times become torn, leaving the daylight side of the Earth completely naked to bombardment by solar radiation. Even the most conservative geophysicist whom I asked what this could cause suggested that we will see a spike in cancers and mutations arising from this astrophysical passage.
"Mutation" is a word that has come to be associated with the nightmarish genetic damage that has been the byproduct of nuclear fallout and radiation poisoning. But the word "mutation" simply means "change" in Latin - as it does in the strictest sense, in the science of genetics. Change is constant and change can certainly be good. It remains to be seen if the effects of cosmic radiation will prove beneficial for the human race and for life on Earth.
And it remains to be seen if this emerging 13th sign of Ophiuchus will gain traction in the hoary world of astrology.
At an astronomical level, the Earth and its Solar System have been crossing the Galactic Equator since 1998, in a process which will be complete by around 2016. This is the basis for much of the 2012 hype and even the "Photon Belt" iterations of early 1990s New Agery.
The Solar System revolves around the galactic Center in a see-saw-like motion, which some astrophysicists have theorized puts Earth at greater risk of extraterrestrial impact, during these times, as we pass through the Galactic Arms, which are more densely-packed with asteroids and plasmas.
The effects of this passage have been noted in the Earth's magnetosphere and the Sun's heliosphere, which encapsulates the entire solar system; both of which protect us from the harmful radiation of cosmic rays and both of which have shrunken or at times become torn, leaving the daylight side of the Earth completely naked to bombardment by solar radiation. Even the most conservative geophysicist whom I asked what this could cause suggested that we will see a spike in cancers and mutations arising from this astrophysical passage.
"Mutation" is a word that has come to be associated with the nightmarish genetic damage that has been the byproduct of nuclear fallout and radiation poisoning. But the word "mutation" simply means "change" in Latin - as it does in the strictest sense, in the science of genetics. Change is constant and change can certainly be good. It remains to be seen if the effects of cosmic radiation will prove beneficial for the human race and for life on Earth.
And it remains to be seen if this emerging 13th sign of Ophiuchus will gain traction in the hoary world of astrology.
February 02, 2011
NASA Puts Us On Guard For 2012
Experts predict that Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis, will shine and will be observed in 2012 at the highest level in the last 50 years. Since 2007, the phenomenon of lights grew in intensity and according to NASA scientists, will reach its climax in less than two years. The Aurora Borealis could be more than a delightful spectacle for the eyes if in 2012 the Northern Lights will be at the expected magnitude, they could cause disruptions of GPS and mobile phone networks and electrical networks could affect several countries.
The event will be challenged by what is known as Solar Maximum - a process whereby the magnetic field in the equatorial zone of the Sun rotates faster than a polar region of the planet. The solar cycle requires, on average,about 11 years to go from a maximum to the next one, this time varying between less than 9 and not more than 14 years. The most recent Solar Maximum occurred in 2000 and NASA scientists believe that the next will be the most "prolific" from 1958 until today. Then, over half a century ago, The Aurora Borealis stunned the people of Mexico when it appeared across the sky. NASA experts believe that the Northern Lights that could occur in less than two years may become visible to the South all the way, to the City of Rome. Additional evidence in support of the theory of solar wind intensifying is by Icelandic photographer, Orvar Thorgiersson from Reykjavik. He been shooting Northern Lights from 2007, and from year to year, the snapshots obtained illustrates a coloring and a propagation more and more accentuated. Orvar believes that in 2012 scenes in the sky would not be able to be described in words.
