>>4413421

Electricity is a part of nature.

>>4735629

If you want to put an end to the FE BS, then you're gonna want to revisit the first Chapters of Genesis. True Story. I can't make this stuff up.

Remember learning about how all the continents used to be part of one great big landmass called Pangaea? That actually wasn't that long ago. . .

Interesting thing happen when you start to plot out how that would've worked. For starter, if all the land was together, that means all the water would make one big ocean. That's pretty much what it say in Genesis. Currently, the surface of the Earth is covered by approximately 2/3 water, and 1/3 land. Keep that in mind. Now, if you look out to some of our closest stellar neighbors, you find some similarities to this type of set up. If you were to put water on Mars, you'd wind up with a large ocean in the northern hemisphere. Even closer to Earth, in the case of the moon, the shallow part is the side that always faces Earth. That's due to something called "Tidal Locking". It's quite common in space! Anyway, if you were to put water on the moon, you would wind up with an ocean that always faces the Earth. Now, think back to Pangaea, with those two bodies in mind.

Before Saturn was the planet we know today, it was a red dwarf star. These types of stars are the most common star we observe in space. They are known to flare up, which poses a real threat for life, due to intense levels of radiation. But, if the Earth was orbiting a flaring red dwarf star, named Saturn, how was there Life on Earth? Obviously, we're here, right? So. . .

This is where we think back to Pangaea. If the Earth was rotating in the same fashion it does today, there is a really good chance that some parts of the land, and the people who lived there, would be facing the star during these intense flares. :( and that's not good ): If we were situated like Mars, that would mean that only about half the land would be facing the star any time there was a flare. :(Still not good for Life): This is where things get REALLY interesting!!! If the Earth was situated like the moon, however.., our oceans would be facing the flares at all times. This is more than ideal for Life…

This is one of the best situations you can have, actually! This is why Saturn was said to preside over the "Golden Age" ;) Water would absorb the radiation. It would boil and steam, and be pretty nasty.., but mostly on the side facing the star. Thankfully, Earth had more water than land on it's surface, and THIS is why the waters ABOVE were divided from the waters BELOW (:Watch the WATER ;) There WOULD be a firmament!!! There would be some wicked storms along this band, but thankfully our side was okay! You just wouldn't want to cross the line. You REALLY wouldn't want to cross the line! Speaking of our side, if you'r wondering how we didn't freeze to death, it's because the water from the other side would evaporate, and form a nice thick atmosphere, to trap the warmth! Brilliant!!! Also worth noting, it wouldn't have ever rained, just like the Bible predicted.., because they were just telling it like it is.

I'm sure this sounds crazy, but believe it or not, I didn't come to this realization by reading the Bible. I started by looking at Earth and trying to figure out how and why it looked the way it does. I started to plot things out, and next thing ya know, I'm staring at exactly what the Flat Earthers have been trying to explain. Truth is stranger than fiction. I couldn't make this up if I wanted to. Guess what? That's not all :) Part 2 coming right up!!

>>4837424

>>4735629 (Part 1)

Part 2 :)

Prior to understanding the depth of what I was onto, I was trying to explain why I thought this was the case. I was trying to piece the Earth back together by reading the scars on our surfaces. I had the feeling we had a rather quick transformation, because I can see a LOT of electrical current flowing through the Earth. It formed the Mountains and rivers and all sorts of geological features. It's fascinating! Anyway, I first noticed the scale back in July, which was very unsettling to think about because.., I didn't know what CAUSED it.

I'm a huge fan of Immanuel Velikovsky's work, and I've been pushing the solar configuration for awhile now. So, needless to say, I'm familiar with the stories. However, THIS was bigger than anything previously mentioned. The scars on Earth dwarf the one on Mars. I can see the damage done in the North. Something BIG happened up there PRIOR to the polar configuration. The same goes for the south.., and EVERY continent on the PLANET! The initial breakthrough I had was while watching Michael Steinbacher. He passed away a few years back, but he definitely had my back with this theory.

No other person I have encountered in the EU sees the world like this guy does. He was the first person to comfort me after finding out about this stuff. He was a photographer, so needless to say, he has a good eye ;) In some of his last bits of work, he was really trying to push the team to tackle these questions and to revisit Velikovsky's work. Now, Velikovsky is most notable for Venus, but he also knew a lot more that he didn't publish right away. Mainly, because there was just so much to cover. Also, because he was dealing with a lot of backlash from several people all at once. Velikovsky was pushing for electricity to be factored into the discussion in space. Not to mention his methods were to simply compile all the evidence from several fields of science, taking the myths into account, and looking for "coincidences".

So, I tried to go about this, taking my best Velikovsky approach. I went back, revisited the satellite images, looking for more clues. Meanwhile, I tried to learn more about physics. Still, I wouldn't have caught any of this without Michael noticing something in one of his videos. There had to be a large object pulling on Earth, from the south, at some point. All the tales put Santa up at the North Pole, and if this happened early on, then we needed an large enough object, but it had to be weaker than Saturn. It's possible this was part of the polar configuration process, but if it was, it had to be at the start. So, I was thinking Neptune, and this was the time of the great flood. I don't know if Neptune has anything to do with this, or if we had any encounters at all with Neptune. But that's obviously one of two large objects in our solar system, so it's suspect of something.

I was originally wrong about my initial conclusion. So, I was trying to salvage the theory, because the part about Pangaea is way to much of a coincidence to be a coincidence. As i went back to reread some of the earlier chapters of Genesis, I caught something. 4 Rivers. This was the very start of things. This is when we had our first brush with another celestial object. I'll have to come back later to explain this. You can think about it in the meantime. Imagine if the Earth made a close approach to another planetary body, today. Think about how as we travel around our sun, the moon orbits around us. Now, before we ever collide with another celestial body, we will see an arc discharge between the 2 objects. The arc will strike at the nearest point. Both objects are spheres. Remember, if we were people on Pangaea Earth, and we were tidally locked to Saturn at the time, the land would've been on the FAR side in this equation.

I'll let you play around with this in your heads. For a second. It's a great day to do so. There's a lunar eclipse. I have to take a short break, but when I come back, I'll explain the 4 Rivers.., and then. . . I'm going to tell you how we got our moon :)

>>4838346 (Part 2)

Part 3;)

So. Now we get back to the story. Earth, as a tidally locked satellite of the red dwarf star, Saturn, existed like this for quite awhile. Like I said earlier, these are actually ideal conditions for Life! There is a down side, tho. Red dwarfs are known to "wander". Space is big, so there's a lot of distance in between stars. As long as there is no one else around. Earth would be a wonderful place. "The Golden Age". Then one "Day", something happened. . .

Saturn, and thus Earth, happened to waltz into the stellar neighborhood. Earth had an incredibly thick atmosphere, so it would have been hard to see much of anything in the sky. There would be a warn glow, as the light (from "below") radiated in the "Heavens" ("Above"). As far as I know, nobody would be able to tell what they heck was going on. For all we know, they may have viewed the world like the Flat Earth crowd does. One couldn't really blame them, given the conditions. Anyway, One "Day" we had an "encounter". It would've been worthy of noting. . .

As Saturn and this object move ever closer to each other, Earth would continue to revolve around Saturn. With each rotation, there would be a point where the Earth was closest to which ever type of object we approached. It could've been another planet like Earth, or a moon of another planet like Neptune, or (depending on the orbit, angle, speed, etc), perhaps it was one of those two large planets we have in the outer reaches. It could've even been Jupiter. I don't know. The point is, we would get an arc discharge at the moment we made our closet approach ever time we made 1 full rotation. However, before we could ever get an arc discharge, the sky would get brighter as the particles got more excited. Like our Auroras, the plasma would enter what's known as "Glow Mode".

Here's where it gets really neat. since one side of the planet always faces out, as this object draws near, the closest point would have moved across the equator, on our side of the planet. Believe it or not, due to the strength and nature of the fields, along with the conductivity of the ocean and resistivity of the land, the water would've starting to rise onto the surface of the land. It would be like a really powerful tide, only it would be focusing the energy to a single point. So, the water would've kinda slithered along the surface, like a large snake. It may have even been glowing as the particles got more excited. This water serpent stream would've moved quite a distance over the land.., and then. . . ZAP!!! We would get an arc discharge!!! All the free charge from the other side of the planet ( In physics, they call that free charge "Q" ;) would have come rushing around to this single point. The land would've tried to resist (Like our silly Democrat frens), but the water would've come rushing in to get the job done (Yeah, that sounds just like US;). Anyway, the water would have carved out a paths of least resistance, and due to the fields and configurations, the result would've been 4 rivers in the cardinal directions! Amazing!!!

So, after the Earth has a discharge, it would start to move away as it continued on it's orbit. As it revolves around, it builds up charge. When it returns to the nearest point, we would get another discharge. This may have lasted for a few revolutions around Saturn before we eventually reached a safe distance. If you asked me how many passes, I would say six, because "On the 7th Day…" we finally reached a safe enough distance.

Electricity is a really powerful thing. Since plasma consists of free protons and electrons, it can actually alter chemistry of whatever substance it comes into contact with (transmutation of matter). Considering the amounts of electricity involved here, Something like this would forever change the landscape, Now, we had these 4 rivers moving about, dividing the landmass into 4 quadrants. These rivers would have lasted. This was the very start of the reconfiguration process.

Something like this may have actually had an effect on the atmosphere. Life was very different in the "before times". This encountered didn't appear to be very cataclysmic. Rather, this was a wake up call to the people of Earth. Letting us know we weren't alone in the cosmos. Now, things were about to change, for real!!! Pretty soon, we get a moon :)

>>4843292 (Part 3)

Part 4 :)

Some time passed in between the first encounter and the next. According to the Book, it was a few generations at least. I really couldn't tell you how long in our time, because "time" was a lot different back then. This is probably why there's so much confusion about the ages. Worth noting, given the circumstance, we would've experienced a lesser effect of "Gravity" here on Earth. So, not only would this allow for larger life to exist, but everything else would've been much "lighter", too. This is why the oldest of the ruins are often the largest. It's also why our technology appears to have been downgraded throughout time. We used to be an advanced race, prior to getting knocked around a bunch of times, before finally settling into place here. We're still picking up the pieces. . . You'll understand why in a second.

So, time passes and we have our second encounter. It's not that the people were doing anything wrong. This is just how space works. It's pretty neat if you start to think about it. Since there's so many of these red dwarf stars roaming about, there is probably Life EVERYWHERE in Space!!! Brushes like these may even lead to consciousness, and we may have intelligent Life all around us. Who knows? I'd say this is a pretty good setup to have, and the odds are in favor of Life! By the way, electricity is pretty much the "Breath of Life". This is the True Nature of God. It's not the sun. It's not the moon. It's not some "Big guy in the Sky". It's the energy that is preset EVERYWHERE, whether you can see it or not. It's even inside of (You) !!!

Now that's out of the way, let's get down to business. Time passes and eventually we start moving closer to another celestial body. I think it was either Neptune or Uranus (I suppose it could've been Jupiter), but for the sake of the story, I'm going with Uranus. As Saturn and Uranus approach one another, Earth orbits Saturn, and a moon was orbit Uranus. In this approach, things got a little nasty. Instead of just brushing past one another, we made a head on collision one of the times around. This was almost like a Perfect Storm scenario.

The moon made "impact" on one side of the land. Only we didn't smash each other apart. Remember what happens when the objects get close? There's an arc discharge!!! So, we would NEVER have an actual "impact". However, both objects would also have a lot of opposing momentum, due to their respective orbits. The beautiful part is, Nature has already factored this into the equation. The resulting discharge, would have knocked both bodies over 90 degrees. As the Earth and Moon spun around, now locked onto one another, Saturn and Uranus would've continued on their original paths, eventually starting to drift apart. Earth, being the larger of the 2 smaller bodies, would've settled into the center of gravity, and this is where the struggle really begins. Neither of the larger bodies would want to leave without their satellites, and Earth would've been caught up between two very powerful electromagnets tugging on our planet from the North and South Poles.

This is the Day the Earth first stood on it's axis :) Atlas Shrugged ): Obviously, someone had to win the fight. If we had a polar configuration after this, where Saturn was at the North, that means the body down south lost the battle. I'm not exactly sure how things went down (I'll have to revisit the myths for more clues), but from the looks of the map, I'd say I'm pretty close here. The majority of the damage happened fairly quick. I'd peg this along with the Great Flood. After that EVERYTHING changed. . .

So, Earth's locked in with it's NEW Moon fren. Saturn's trying to take them both away, meanwhile Uranus doesn't want to give up without a fight. This is a pretty good candidate if we want to trigger a polar alignment. The Story seems to jump right into that, so… Also, Uranus is knocked over 90 degrees, which may have happened from something like this. Who knows? What I do know is, we are here today, and the Earth has a Moon. Earth also has a really big scar, that everything else seems to point right back to. Incredibly fascinating!!!!!

Anyway, I never thought I would say this, but as it turns out, the Flat Earthers were closer to the truth than anyone could've imagined. They just needed to add another dimension.., and put a little more faith into God's abilities. The Universe is a marvelous place, full of Life!!! It may not always be easy, but thing could always be A LOT worse… Life survives, Life adapts, but wherever the conditions are right, it's probably safe to say that Life exists. "Why?", you ask. Because that's the way Life is ;) Enjoy the Show!