Thursday, July 15, 2010

Mitchell to push direct talks - Jerusalem confident US supports moving forward with discussions
US Criticizes Israel for Razing Slums in Jerusalem
US Sending New Security Coordinator for Israel and PA
BP halts pressure tests: Leak "ERUPTED" while shutting off oil...
Is BP Readying A Nuke 'Super Weapon' For The Gulf?
America Stands On The Precipice Of Total Collapse
Alex Jones: Obama to Stage 9/11-OKC Style Event to Save Presidency
JULY HEAVY SNOW HITS CANADA




PA Planning to Open 2nd Front inside Israel
"We now hold a large and precise bank of Israeli targets, and Israel will have to pay the price for any step it takes"



The New Dead Sea South of New Sodom


AUDIO: Alex Jones Predicts Total US Collapse 2011-2013
DHS antcipates US rebels will blow up trains - Drills in Kansas



Archeology

Our Solar System has experienced not just one, but two icy fragmentation’s. One on the Roche Limit of Saturn, and one near Mars. One resulted in Saturn's icy rings, which are at its Roche Limit. The other produced the dry river beds of Mars.

A rock comet Astra and an ice comet Glacis
A rocky fragmentation, that of Astra... It was of the type of the fragmentation that produced rocky debris... The icy spray on Mars was thousands of years after the rocky fragment spray by Astra... Ice balls were delivered to the Solar System by being towed satellites of planets like Jupiter and Saturn

POST ASTRA IN TIMING. The timing of the Astra fragmentation has not been tied down, yet prospects are good that it can and will be done. Whatever the timing of Astra's demise, the icy fragmentation causing these flash rivers was later.

The later dating is established because a dry river bed is found where its ancient river flowed into one side of an older crater, filled it up, and then flowed out the other side again, same flow volume.

TWO ICY FRAGMENTATION’S. If the hemispheric geography of the dry river beds is correctly understood, and if the suddenness in the appearance and outflow of those rivers is correctly understood, the Eastern Hemisphere of Mars suffered a sudden icy spray from space. Recently, in terms of astronomical time, that is.



mars: sewage pond

sewage ponds



Patten/Velikovsky's Comet

In The Biblical Flood and the Ice Epoch, [29] Donald Patten contended that the antediluvian Earth was completely surrounded by a water vapor Canopy at an altitude of between five and ten thousand feet, similar to Venus's heavy cloud cover. Influenced by Flood Geology, Velikovsky, and earlier cosmic catastrophists such as Whiston, Patten argued that the Flood was caused by the close approach, in 2800 BC, of a comet which became the planet Mercury. Earth's gravitational force disintegrated an ice moon of this cosmic invader into fragments, half of which fell to Earth as rain. The rest formed a great ice ring around the Earth, then descended to the surface at the magnetic poles as a tremendous ice dump, collapsing the Canopy. The major component of the Flood was not the water from the cloud canopy, but extra-terrestrial water from the comet's ice satellite and immense tidal waves resulting from the comet's gravitational pull.

(29.) Patten, Donald. 1966. The Biblical Flood and the Ice Epoch. Seattle: Pacific Meridian.


The Flood as the Day of Judgment
Thesis
Saturn possessed satellites was known to the ancients
(Tresman and O’Gheoghan, p36). That Saturn was regarded as a
Second Sun, a Night Sun, is shown by Cardona (1977, p33) and
others. That it was bright is claimed by numerous ancient texts
and authors, surveyed by Jastrow, Mullen, Greenberg and
Sizemore, Velikovsky (1973, 1978a), Cardona (1977), Tresman
and O’Gheoghan, and Talbott (1980). That it became
exceedingly brilliant just before the Deluge of Noah

Velikovsky appears to have been the first to claim that Saturn
became a nova, an idea that he found buried in Jewish rabbinical
commentaries on the Deluge.

At the time of its nova Super Saturn broke into at least three
major fragments; these pieces, constituting the present Jupiter,
Saturn and Neptune

SOLARIA BINARIA