A learned Alalu sends message of his gold discovery back to Nibiru. Anu dispatches a mission to Earth with plans to transport large quantities. Sasha Lessin, in her essay, "Anu Defeats Alalu, Banishes Him To Mars With Anzu," picks up the story with a rematch between Alalu and Anu over who should be King. Anu concedes the validity of Alalu's claim, defeats him again in customary wrestling match. The twice defeated Alalu bites off Anu's genitals in a state of humiliated rage. The deposed king is sent to die on Mars with Anzu, a relative, to look after him. It's determined poisons contained in Alalu's act would eventually kill him. A monument to Alalu fashioned on the face of Mars with beams from spaceships, according to Lessin, is the lasting memorial to a former King's vital discovery in the far way! It's, at the least, an interesting myth and wonder how close it rises to the level of truth?
Monday, June 6, 2011
deposed ruler alalu: first annunaki on earth
A learned Alalu sends message of his gold discovery back to Nibiru. Anu dispatches a mission to Earth with plans to transport large quantities. Sasha Lessin, in her essay, "Anu Defeats Alalu, Banishes Him To Mars With Anzu," picks up the story with a rematch between Alalu and Anu over who should be King. Anu concedes the validity of Alalu's claim, defeats him again in customary wrestling match. The twice defeated Alalu bites off Anu's genitals in a state of humiliated rage. The deposed king is sent to die on Mars with Anzu, a relative, to look after him. It's determined poisons contained in Alalu's act would eventually kill him. A monument to Alalu fashioned on the face of Mars with beams from spaceships, according to Lessin, is the lasting memorial to a former King's vital discovery in the far way! It's, at the least, an interesting myth and wonder how close it rises to the level of truth?
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alalu,
annunaki,
anu,
anzu,
cydonia,
face on mars,
lahma,
nibiru,
video,
zecharia sitchin
Saturday, June 4, 2011
danes homemade rocket launch a success!
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heat 1x,
rocket,
space tourism,
tyco brahe,
video
what will phobos grunt mission uncover?
The former CBS science adviser notes majority of Mars missions have failed and revisits the controversial Phobos 2 mission. The alien spaceship is a cover story for reported loss of the Russian satellite, according to Hoagland, intended to dissuade inquiry. A previous blog entry covers intense interest in the Martian moon and the abrupt, ill-fated loss of Russian probe in 1989. The departure and destination arrival dates generate interest, as it seems, an occult connection to the dates may exist? Will the mission fail or mysteriously disappear to suffer same fate as the majority of past attempts?
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aliens,
artificial satellite,
images,
mars,
phobos 2,
phobos grunt,
richard hoagland
Friday, June 3, 2011
weekend starview: cassini at saturn
Weekend starview continues with Cassini Mission by Chris Abbas. An excellent two minute video of footage captured by Cassini space probe. Nancy Atkinson and her Universe Today article are thanked for the link. It's a thoroughly enjoyable and relaxing video!
get ready for digital false flag attacks
Is the new Cybercommand policy to open the public's eyes? Or, is the only open eye at the top of the pyramid? Are you beginning to feel like an abused b-slapped spouse? You should! Rob Kall at OEN writes definitive article, "Get Ready for Digital False Flag Attacks," about Pentagon's move to codify cyberwar with "equivalence" policy. "If a cyber attack produces the death, damage, destruction or high-level disruption that a traditional military attack would cause, then it would be a candidate for a "use of force" consideration, which could merit retaliation." It's simply an eye for an eye. The United States will be allowed by policy to retaliate with military force if a Stuxnet-like virus turned off, say, nuclear plant vents and caused a F**USHIMA here!.Do you believe hundreds of Cybercommand desktop warriors make you safer? An imagination can run wild. An old GE nuclear plant suffers a core meltdown due to stuck or damaged valves which fail to vent as a result of destructive commands from a Stuxnet virus! You wonder if older plants are more vulnerable and reason Germany closed their oldest reactors? Within a day if not hours, the enemy gets identified as Pakistan and yet another military operation organized to get the evil-doers! It's just one possible scenario but the potential is there for another public sacrifice on the path to another war! Does it sound familiar?
The thin cover provided by lame politically-inspired false flag events are the b-slap across your face as the perps hiss, "what ya' gonna do 'bout it?" What are we going to do about it?
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cyber policy,
cybercommand,
cyberwar,
equivalence,
stuxnet,
virus
plains milky way
Randy Halverson proves at DakotaLapse.com with dedication a person can take first rate pix and create wonderful time-lapse montages such as "Plains Milky Way"! A recent Wired Science article shows behind the scenes effort taken by Halverson to produce his art!
"A star-tracking mount for a telescope allows Halverson’s still camera to pan and tilt with the stars. It not only prevents blur, but also gives a walk-about motion to his videos. A motorized rail creates the zooming effect; a computer controller that moves the mount and snaps the camera’s shutter. Each scene in the montage represents about 300 still photographs taken over a period of several hours."
Halverson also points out in the same article, "it takes a lot of trial and error to get right, but it's worth it. It shows motion into the stars you don’t normally notice. When you look up at them, you often don’t realize how much they’re moving." Halverson looks to the stars to create just plains wonderful astrophotography!
"A star-tracking mount for a telescope allows Halverson’s still camera to pan and tilt with the stars. It not only prevents blur, but also gives a walk-about motion to his videos. A motorized rail creates the zooming effect; a computer controller that moves the mount and snaps the camera’s shutter. Each scene in the montage represents about 300 still photographs taken over a period of several hours."
Halverson also points out in the same article, "it takes a lot of trial and error to get right, but it's worth it. It shows motion into the stars you don’t normally notice. When you look up at them, you often don’t realize how much they’re moving." Halverson looks to the stars to create just plains wonderful astrophotography!
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astrophotography,
datalapse,
miky way,
timelapse,
video
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
olympus mons is how tall?
In another article, "Shield Volcanos," The Martian Chronicles provides one possible explanation how Olympus Mons may have risen so high? Shield Volcanos are a type of volcano categorized by their broad and convex shape like a shield. One third gravity and lacking tectonic activity on Mars allows forces to remain at one spot rather than sliding across the surface as on Earth.
An alternate view of Olympus Mons provided by thunderbolts.info, the website accounts for the formation based upon belief electrical activity plays a central role and see a resemblance to a "lightning blister". The present writer believes attempts to terraform and commercialize Mars, will come sooner than expected and before we know the reason why Olympus Mons rises nearly 17 miles above the Martian surface.
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mt everest,
olympus mons,
terraforming,
volcanos
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