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Posted on 09/15/2026 by EraOfLight — Leave a reply I am Saint Germain, keeper of the violet flame.I watch humanity with so much love, with so much joy, and with so much positive expectation, because you still have so far to go, and because…
Posted on 09/15/2026 by EraOfLight — Leave a reply The Physicist, Victor Hess, was awarded the “Nobel Prize in Physics” in 1936 for his discovery and research into cosmic rays back in 1912.Cosmic rays are highly-charged proton particles that…
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"@AE ...Justin was responding to my comment directly back to me, he's saying simply he's not yelling at me, he was just stating a point.. and I was responding to your comment and yet didn't realise that political stuff wasn't being talked about on…"
"Yes, it took a while for the replacement Moon (current one) to be moved into orbit around Earth, from the position it once possessed, in orbit around the destroyed planet, that became the asteroid belt, between Jupiter and Mars...
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"Drexk- how long do you think it took for a replacement-the new moon and there must have been some considerable planetary havoc in the mean time."
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This phrase is a famous sentiment, often attributed to the poet and author Maya Angelou and why I am focusing on Sumeria, currently.....The Sumerians made many clay…"
This phrase is a famous sentiment, often attributed to the poet and author Maya Angelou and why I am focusing on Sumeria, currently.....The Sumerians made many clay…"
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Yeah those are great images!
But what if the physical universe is about 3.5 times older? That would not at all explain star formation rate as having something to do with an early universe or the big bang.