COSMOLOGY
Einstein's E=mc 2 applies to the production
of matter in stars, but it does not account for the patterning
force responsible for the forming of this material, and
its functions. The Big Bang theory cannot explain
why everything in the cosmos is rotating , so it
is, at best, deficient. An exact quantum of energy (13.6eV )
acts as a catalyst to facilitate ionization and recombination ,
making the process an overlooked Cosmic Constant ,
continuously working to maintain Universal Order .
Galactic centres and exploding stars are gigantic ionization/recombination
generators saturating the cosmos with shockwaves beating
at the .618/.382 Quantum Rhythm , thereby influencing
all Earthly activities. A pre-Egyptian cosmology seemed to have incorporated
most of these factors.
Article References [B2-B7] [A.1 + A53 + most others.] [V]
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Most supernova nevulae are green
for a few millennia and look like green scarab beetles
(photograph of
the crab nebula) |
ELECTROMAGNETISM
The magnetosphere captures cosmic particles to form spiraling electromagnetic
ring currents surrounding Earth, pulsating at the Cosmic Rhythm ,
and its multiple harmonics, responsible for giving form and function
to diverse life forms via magnetic resonance .
Article References [B2,
B3, B5] [ A1,3,15,19,41-53.]
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Typically, red giant eruptions expel two plumes of matter from their poles, looking
like wings, as in this picture from the Paris Observatory. The Winged Red Giant
symbol was extensively used in the Middle- and Near-East to recall the Sirius
B red giant eruption and its efflux. |
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SKY
This was a common theme engraved
on many Babylonian boundary stones called 'Kudurrus', indicating that the supernova (left)
and Sirius B (right), were prominent in the night sky. Egyptians
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THE COSMIC SNAKE EMERGING
FROM THE SIRIUS B
RED GIANT
Secondary symbols
were derived from the nearby stellar explosions. Turbans on
temples were supernova links and horns linked the cosmic milk
providing cow to the Sirius B eruption which is emitting such
substances (wiggly lines).
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NEUTRON FLUX
Incoming cosmic particle flux is continuously
monitored, via neutron flux, enabling comparisons to be made with planetary
dynamics and solar activities .
Article References [B.4, B.5] [ A1,3,45-53 ]
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WORSHIPPING THE EFFUSIVE SIRIUS B RED GIANT
Samas was a combination of the Sirius and supernova gods as can
be seen by the 8-pointed star and weeping star engraved on the
wall of his temple. He wears the turban as a supernova emblem and
a watery tunic to indicate that, like Osiris, he was a drowned
god resurrected from the Marine Underworld of the Soul. The main
focus is, however, on the Sirius B symbol on a pedestal linked
to the gods of heaven.
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PEOPLE MADE IN THE IMAGE OF MAAT |
HISTORY
Archaeology and other classical investigations have been the
mainstay of ancient history, but it is necessary to admit more modern
scientific disciplines into the detective story, in order
to explain the rise and fall of civilizations and their basic beliefs
in terms of cosmic influences. Ice cores provide
a new basis for such investigations since they contain a record of
cosmic wave intensities spanning the entire existence of our species.
Article References [B2- B6] [A1-54.] [V]
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BEFORE AND AFTER THE LITTLE ICE AGE
Bumpy
progress characterized the establishment of societies after
the catastrophe caused by the efflux from the Sirius B red
giant about 11,650 years ago. This picture shows that since
1000BC European civilization prospered until about 400AD,
then an increase in cosmic plasma waves at quantized intervals
destabilized the climate and the human psyche, resulting in
misery, diseases and population declines . Industrialization
and general prosperity since the late 1700s coincide with the
amelioration of cosmic particle flux and resultant better climate.
AD400 marked the beginning of the Little Ice Age, at its worst
during AD1000-1800. So, Low cosmic flux promotes good
times and vice versa
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