A New Evening Star
As the 12th planet approaches Earth from below and in front of its
orbital path within the ecliptic plane, astrophysicist may get a treat, a new
temporary evening star, but I must respect those loved ones who may be lost in
the pole shift. When the present day Earth was hit eons ago while in its
original between Mars and Jupiter by one of the 12th planet’s
moons, it created the pacific basin in what was left of the primary planetary
mass. The impact catapulted was going to become the Earth into the next already
occupied inner orbit around the Sun. The majority of the remainder remnant rock
and metal-based asteroids scattered anyhow within the belt outside of Mars with
some projected into odd orbits about the Sun. In the minority, the water-based
objects, those able to avoid capture by the Sun’s gravity were propelled in
the outer reaches of the solar system returning periodically as comets. As the
particle densities in what seems as empty space equalized over time, allowing
the planets to track within the same orbital path separated by 180 degrees, the
other always hidden behind the Sun. With the arrival of the 12th
planet and a new force unknown to the majority of the scientific world, the
repulsion force has not only stopped the progression of the Earth’s orbit, but
now its path has been reversed. This may allow an unknown planet in mainstream
science, which has always been present in our solar system and known, to NASA to
be studied. This will be dependent upon how far the Earth backs up or its new
retrograde orbit. The separation distance needed between the new planet and the
Sun to come out of its glare pushed by the Repulsion Particle Stream. A
variable, concerned with how far the reflected light waves returning from the
planet, are bent towards the Sun. Thus creating a phantom image, which could be
superimpose about what seems the surface of the Sun. Finally and the strength of
particle density field building in front of the new planet, the dead Earth twin
impeding its progress. During the summer of 2004 light from this planet is
overwhelmed in the Sun's brillance and long days thus lost in the glare, but as
the precieved preception of fall approaches the blue star will shine peaking
during Christmas. You are entering an exciting era, which will move mankind
forward, embrace it.
Update: Presently the Earth Twin has been spotted in the evening sky just after sunset first as a large yellow object, then as a small blue star. Its appearance will become more pronounce as the Sun sets earlier when we enter the fall like months.
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