Here are just 4 references:
www.timesonline.co.uk...
www.livescience.com...
web.mit.edu...
news.nationalgeographic.com...
I have saved many more in the past several years in PDF on my NAS repository. But will not post them as I do not want to get into any copyright
issues. But I have several terbytes (yes terabytes) of data that I have been compiling, since the internet was young, that pertain to this and many
other issues of relevence.
I am sorry if I seem obscure but I am being as direct and to the point as I can; any obscurity is due to the reader not having a common point of
reference to what I am writing. In short the reader must do their own ratiocination..... if they are capable of it.
I am a firm believer that people should seek the truth for their self.... do their own research. It is rather irksome to me that many
"people/things" on this board expect others to do research for them.
What is happening is simple:
1. Our solar system is approching what is called the "galactic plane"; a very real and readily accepted fact among astro-physicists. (They only
differ on what exactly its effects will be for the planets and our solar system)
2. The galactic-plane is caused by the super-massive black hole at the center of our galaxy. When a black hole becomes that size it flattens into a
toroid -like shape and causes a sort of "gravitation ripple" space-time that extends well beyond the rim of the galaxy. It has gravitational effects
on all the gases and heavenly bodies within the galaxy. It keeps them from flying off into space outside the gravitation influence of the
flattened-gravitational plane (i.e. the galactic plane). It also causes things to sort of bounce around off of each other from time to time. Some
thing we will be experiencing soon enough.
3. The effects/affects this plane has on our solar system should be apparent already due to the gravitational influence. The solar system, in essence,
is passing through a black hole (hence the reason the Maya call it "the Dark Rift") but not the black hole's event horizon itself which is at the
center of the galaxy.
4. Astronomical effects: lensing effects, space-time anomolies; planetary effects: magnetic pole shifts, crazy weather patterns; planetary effects in
the future: a geographic pole shift, more devasting weather and earth changes (entire continents or portions of continents may sink, land masses
folding near fault lines and entire cities disappearing under ground), tsunamis several thousand feet high.
5. Our solar system from time to time passes through this plane and it's effects/affects have been recorded in various myths/legends/religions; they
were survivors of the past cataclysm. The reader should heed their warnings (but please stay away from the tree-hugger interpretations of things to
come - it will not be pretty, it will not be fun).
As you can imagine there are a plethora of articles I would need to reference when it is very easy for the reader to do this on their own. I will
provide some pointers for those who will seek:
1. Read the ancient texts and study all the religions you can.
2. Remember that those who first handed down these stories were advanced like we are and their story became mangled in the conduit of time.
3. Become familiar with as much science as your mind can handle - but remember science is not truth - it can only quantify, catalog and observe. It
does not supply answers. It can only describe in a "very poor approximation" the mechanics of "things".
4. Combine.
What happens? Basically the end of the world as we know it. Many of you will die.... there will be a few survivors and they will rebuild society.
Essentially human evolution will be "reset". The strong (and/or smart) will survive. Hurry, not much time.
Happy endings,
Euclid
[edit on 15-10-2007 by euclid]