Tag: Science
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Revisiting the distance to the moon

I questioned the distance to the moon when I found its rise/set times could be used as tangents on a circle. This then led to the discovery that the Northern and Southern hemispheres have differing rise/set times on the same days. I also saw the moon could not form an orbit around Earth. One moon…
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666 Decoded

As with all gematria there are many levels of interpretation and understanding in numbers. Each level is unique and cannot be conflated with another level. Hopefully you will soon understand what this means… The number 666 is infamously called the number of Evil. Not because there is any evidence of this attribute, but the conflation…
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The Black Sea Awareness

When light believes it is the creator because it illuminates existence, gives knowing of existence, this is the description of fallen/evil. The fallen is the light – the visible spectrum bouncing off ‘solid matter’. This is what makes it visible. The electromagnetic field/force is invisible, the Black Sea of awareness. That is the creator. The…
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A formula for finding the length of a degree.

The length of a degree is in a ratio to the radius of a circle. (The centre of the circle is the eye! The viewing device). Whatever length of unit is used to define one, equally dictates the other. Earths radius of 3963 miles produces a degree length of 24887.64 ÷ 360 = 69.13 miles.…
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“The moon rotates on its axis” Oh, no it doesn’t!

Axial rotation describes a point on the edge of a plane that moves at right angles to its centre in a way that will cause it to first approach, then recede from any given direction. In other words, if you place a marker on a wheel standing on the ground, that marker will first travel…




