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 The Crossing Down In days to come you will have good use of this such are the things you will see you who will come here. Go to your right... |
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The Crossing Down In days to come you will have good use of this such are the things you will see you who will come here. Go to your right... |
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In the early 1970's Apollo crews placed scientific instruments on the surface of the Moon. Signals that were being sent to the Earth were suddenly unexpectedly interrupted for a period of time. When the retrograde Object I happened to see crossed between the Moon and the Earth it eclipsed the Moon and caused the signal interruption that was observed at that point in time. What was the date and time of this occurrence?
This is important because the Object I saw orbits and may have been witnessed and reported May 24th, 1926 Apollo missions after Apollo 11, excluding Apollo 13, deployed a Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP) The Apollo 17 mission was flown in December 1972, that would be after the Object crossed down May 25th 1972 if I'm right about this date. The stations ran from deployment until they were turned off on September 30th 1977. This means that there were four Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Packages deployed and operating at the time the Object I saw crossed in front of the Moon. Each of these stations operated with a Central Station unit that transmitted signals to the Earth. Were there other transmitters on the lunar surface operating at that time as well? I don't know at this point but there were at least four transmitters that were operating when the Object crossed in front of the Moon. For the signal interruption to be explained away it would require an equipment failure on the earth. How many ears or receivers were listening? Just one? Maybe but that makes no difference to me because I saw the Object block the sight of the Moon from the Earth so I know that there actually was a signal interruption caused by a celestial object no matter what explanation anyone out there puts forward as a way to explain away what caused the signal interruption Knowing
when this happened is important because the astronomical object
that was the cause of the signal interruption may have also orbited
down across between the Moon and the Earth May 24th 1926. I think I finally know when I may have seen the Object in front of the Moon. Date: May 25, 1972 Time: 9:30 pm EST (I'm trying to guess to within one hour) Am
I right? Maybe... I think I'm right this time because of some
very compelling reasons but I have answered this question wrong
before officially at least twice. I have a long path that narrowed
down and led me to this May 25, 1972 date. THE
OBJECT'S POSSIBLE ORBITAL TIME PERIOD
To suggest an alternative explanation for the cause of the signal interruption that occurred instead of the Object I saw eclipsing the Moon is to try to put forward an explanation that would be incorrect. I saw the Object and I know that this is what happens. When the scientist quoted in the magazine article were I first read about nasa losing their lunar telemetry stated, "whatever caused the signal interruption, it had to have been enormous," he knew that there was only one explanation that fit and that was that obviously some type of a astronomical object had to have blocked the signals causing the interruptions. As it turns out I can say with 100% certainty that he is right because that's exactly what happened. For some time I have wondered what the last signals they received from the Moon at that time indicated? For example I have read that the seismic detector experiments that were deployed worked very well with a high degree of sensitivity. I would like to know what the reacquired signals indicated. Were there any unusual seismic readings recorded right before and right after the signal interruption? After finding out that the Object's basic flight path is oriented basically exactly the same as the newly discovered lemon shaped moon's long axis, I now know for a fact that the Object's forces impact the Moon. The Moon's Ocean Of Storms And The Crossing Object's Powerful Forces Nasa or somebody knows that something big went by right under their noses and it seems they mistakenly think that they missed it. Even though nasa didn't see the Object when they lost the ALSEP signals from the lunar surface nasa detected the Object crossing in front of the Moon and that's important. That's what happened and the sooner everybody finds out about this the better.
A
possible approximate orbital path down through the solar system
for Theia.
I strongly suggest that you consider printing and saving at least one copy of this document A printed copy of this free file saved somewhere guarantees you that no matter what is going on at the time of the Ancient Object's return, you will have accurate basic viewing information that you can depend on and trust in. Help those around you to see. This information is important for our time in history and important for people living in the future. Fundamental vital information for every future viewer |
*1926*1972*2018*
May
26, 2018
Mii
maanda niigaan da-ni-giizhgak ge-mno-aabjitooyan
Mii
maanda sa ge-waabndameg giinwaa waa-bi-zhaayeg
Ezhi-gchi-nikaayan
ni-izhaan
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COPY & SAVE & PRINT & SHARE Familiarize yourself with the details and the sequence of events that I describe. Numbered 1-5 combined these five separate Return Viewer Guides describe what a viewer sees actually happening when the speeding forward rolling Ancient Celestial Object returns and crosses down in front of the Moon. Even if you decide that you are not going to read anything else, if you read Return Viewer's Guide #1, you will know the basic idea of what actually happens when the ancient Object returns & crosses down in front of the Moon. Find in point form Return Viewer's Guide #1, approximately 20% of the way down the page; Return Viewer's Guide For Use With Or Without A Small Backyard Telescope print Out The 5_ReturnViewerGuides.pdf |
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