ZetaTalk: Science

during those times,

and given that the point where the Sun rises and sets could be argued, not likely to be measured by busy people on the go,

this was deemed a lesser problem. If a constellation, well known, simply disappears from the sky, this not only stirs amateurs

on the hunt for them in the night sky but the common man wanting to point these out for their children, stirring many

question. So how has the Earth been arranged, vs a vs the Sun, to allow a more appropriate constellation view? The Big

Dipper, as it appeared to Nancy, was inappropriate for the Fall position, her estimated Oct 15 position. The Fall position at

midnight would have placed it some 1/6 of the way further round the horizon toward the North, and in a different point in its

nightly rotation, the view from the Earth as the globe turns under the starry night, being approximately 25% further along in

its rotation. Thus, the May 25 and Oct 15 views are not all that different, and a slight adjustment in the position of the globe to a 5:00 pm position puts the Big Dipper in the same place as on May 25 at midnight.

Where the manipulation we are required to do differs as the seasons progress, to simulate a May 25

date when the globe is in the Oct 15 position, the following occurred. We tipped the N Pole of

Earth slightly toward the Sun, to bring more hours of daylight, as the Fall position is not yet at the

Equinox of Sept 21, but the Spring position is well past the Equinox of March 21. This tipping puts

the globe on a slight diagonal, which means the North Star, Polaris, and the Southern Celestrial

Pole would be slightly askew, but not to the degree to be noticed by the common man or most

amateur astronomers, who sight on these polar stars, assuming them to be correct, and do not use

landmarks as locators. This diagonal lean of the Earth toward the Sun is what is causing the Sunrise

and Sunset to appear so far to the North, at this time. It also causes an irregular speed of Sunarc, as

the view from the Earth swoops down into daylight at the start of the day, and swoops up at dusk

at the end of the day, rather than a steady path across the sky. Near noon, the Sunarc is running

sideways across the sky, moving rapidly as it is covering more distance per hour. To align a familiar constellation like the

Big Dipper, this sideways tip of the N Pole toward the Sun also assists. If on May 25 the Big Dipper is found in the NW, half

way up in the dome, but on Oct 15 is found in the extreme NNE closer to the horizon, the tipping of the N Pole toward the

Sun places this constellation higher in the dome. For the Big Dipper to also move toward the NW, the N Pole would have to likewise be tipped toward the East, somewhat, toward Planet X rather than away, and this was done. This has produced more

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ZetaTalk: Simulating the Seasons

magnetic stress, pushing the magnetic N Pole further to the West, at this time. The Lean to the Left we have predicted to

occur leading into the 3 days of darkness has not as yet begun.

This manipulation, appropriate for the Element of Doubt on May 15, 2006, will change shortly, as each month presents new

challenges to be addressed. For those Insecure, unable to deal with the reality of the presence of Planet X and what this means for their future, unable to deal with the fact of the cover-up and what this means for the likelihood that the

government will protect and care for them in the future, the Element of Doubt is in place. For those astute enough to observe

the anomalies, the quakes and stretch zone accidents and volcanic increases that are not explained by the Global Warming

excuse, the signs are there that things are not right, and the explanation presented by our emissary, Nancy, fits the pieces of

the puzzle together correctly. For most, confused by this lengthy discussion of the many factors at play, our manipulation of

the view, and the constant change likely to occur as the seasons unfold, a simply examination of the latest oddity suffices.

For those into mental gymnastics, careful computation, and putting all the observations together on one page and seeking

what answer might account for them all, our words here this day will be a guide. Those wanting to deny will not deal with all the anomalies or observations, choosing to divide in order to attempt to conquer. But all the facts must be faced, at once, for a fair trial of any theory proposed. If the constellations are correct, then why is the Sunrise and Sunset so aberrant, and

the swoop of the Sunarc irregular?

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ZetaTalk: Solstice

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ZetaTalk: Solstice

written July 1, 2006 on the live GodlikeProduction Radio show.

Nancy has asked for an update on simulating the seasons since the clues have changed somewhat. While the Earth is still in somewhere in the October position, to simulate the seasons as we move past the Summer Solstice, the Earth is

still being skewed off axis, with the N Pole pulled more toward the Sun. For those who would be confused, thinking

we are speaking here of the normal tilt of the Earth during the Summer Solstice, where the N Pole is 23° closer to the

Sun than the S Pole, we are speaking here of a sideways tilt from the Fall position where both Poles would be equally

exposed to sunlight. To effect more daylight, as June 21 is the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, we

continued to pull Earth off its axis as we did in May but also dropped the Earth below the Ecliptic. Thus, as with the

polar regions which find their skies lit 24 hours a day during their Summer seasons, even when not seeing the sunball,

those areas close to the polar circle are seeing their civil twilight extended, earlier and later, by a considerable period.

Signs of the Times #1616

I bought my house last spring and worked on it all summer. All summer long the sun beat down

directly into our greenhouse - on the south side of the house. This year, the sun doesn't even hit the

greenhouse. [and from another] I live in north east Texas ,about 30 degrees north latitude. As