Our Suns Binary and Spiritual Second Sun (Coverup)

a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

No erupting volcanoes currently but their light is pretty dim and doesn't really hurt the "seeing." Hawaii (the island), where the active volcanoes are, has "dark sky" laws that limit light pollution due to the astronomy being done on Mauna Kea.

Not the case where I live. Can't see the Milky Way from here but a short drive can do the trick. Or better yet, a plane ride to Molokai.

I'd like to see the southern sky. A whole new set of stars.

originally posted by: LightSpeedDriver
a reply to: Phage

I want to grow gills and walk backwards slowly into the sea.

No you don't. The shark is 350 million years old and never evolved. For some reason the specie just did not want to own the planet.

originally posted by: ManyMasks
a reply to: Phage
I do this every night after a restful REM sleep phase. I astral travel to other worlds, experience stressful scenarios, eat, drink have sexual encounters. This is normal for most humans they just do not realize what they have been indoctrinated into believing this night time excursion is a FAKE fairy story style DREAM is actually a *normal learning experience* reality.

originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: Raggedyman

There is no holy grail, it’s myth, fairytale.

Just because you do not understand what something symbolises does not make it a fairytale. Funny the chalice is right there in front of you but you cannot drink from it.

That's not a chalice, it's my long-long family heirloom bud vase.

Whether or not the outline represents Orion himself, as logged historically, or some screwball otherworldly drinking cup becauseitmustfitomfgeverythingisacoverup is up to the ogling party. And it's also up to them to use their head mush -- depiction of mythical figure, woo-woo drinking cup, of Nyiah's lost heirloom bud vase?

You decide, though I guarantee my bud vase mockery is closer than your theory is.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

The shark is 350 million years old and never evolved.

There are very many species of shark. All have undergone evolution.

a reply to: MrAlphabetman

What is the actual POINT of this thread? Is it that the Sun has a binary twin? - Okay, so what?

No , no it is not ok.
Sirius B is approximately 8.6 light years away.
Basically making it impossible for it to be any form of binary with Sol.
Some folks take Sitchin's misguiding and add an amazing amount of imagination to the mix.

not sure if i missed it but we also have Sirius Satellite Radio who's logo is a blue dog with star as its eye.

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a reply to: MrAlphabetman

A binary system with one housing the spiritual and one housing the material could explain every supernatural event from UFOs to the Mothman. With gravity the only constant between the two. Lightning could momentarily cause a rip between the two seeping one into the other which could explain why anti matter can be found at lightning storms

a reply to: Phage

Occultist that have expanded there consciousness have visited Sirius by astral projection, romote viewing etc. No evidence. Sorry.

That does not mean it is not evidence it means you using the tools of the scientific dictatorship are not qualified to answer the question. Adleast be honest about your limitations.

originally posted by: booyakasha
not sure if i missed it but we also have Sirius Satellite Radio who's logo is a blue dog with star as its eye.

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You will find the imagry everywhere when you start looking. Learn the stories that go with it too and you will find them repeated in films all the time..

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: purplemer

Sorry. I don't respond to gish gallops.

I will present evidence again that suggests that something is tugging on our universe. Your failure to look at the evicence is unsceintific on you part showing a selective subject approach to data picking. Further your failure to comment on why a more correct model of processional movement is incorrect not only lacks sicienitfic objectivity but also shows a great level of congnitive dissonance on your part.


OK instead of parroting the same stuff again and again. I will present some facts to you here that counter you.

There is muchos evidence.


The lunar cycle.




Reference Frames Under the current lunisolar theory of precession it is assumed that the earth goes around the sun 359 degree 59 minutes and 10 arc seconds in a Tropical year, the period from like equinox to like equinox, which is equal to 365.2422 rotations of the earth. This is true if you measure the position of the equinox relative to the fixed stars “outside” the solar system but it is not true if you measure the movement of the equinox relative to the sun or moon or other objects “within” the solar system, where the lunar data shows us that the earth goes around the sun a complete 360 degrees in a tropical year. Unfortunately, neither NASA VLBI nor any other official agency measures the earth’s orientation relative to nearby objects, so the paradox goes unnoticed.



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Angular Momentum


The most widely accepted explanation for how the solar system formed is the Nebular Hypothesis. In this theory, the whole Solar System starts as a large cloud of gas that contracts under self-gravity. Conservation of angular momentum requires that a rotating disk form with a large concentration at the center (the proto-Sun). The centifugal force balances the gravitational forces and the disk coagulates into planets. Most people accept this theory, but there is one big unresolved problem – the angular momentum should be proportional to mass (as every physics student knows) but it’s not in our solar system.



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Sheer edge
In April 2001, Discover Magazine reported that scientists from University of Michigan and University of Arizona found our solar system has a sheer edge meaning matter such as asteroids, ice and other objects of all sizes appears to abruptly end. A single sun system should have a very wide dispersal of matter getting smaller and smaller for billions of miles beyond the Kuiper Belt. To find that all matter seems to end just beyond this Kuiper Belt was unexpected. Among their conclusions, the reasearchers theorized that one possible cause of the sheer edge could be the gravitational influence of some as yet undetected large mass planet, that passed within close proximity to our system at some point in the past.



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Distribution of Comets

Another fact expected in a single sun system is that comets should come from all directions more or less randomly. But historical comet pattern data shows comet paths tend to be non-random. Fully 1/3 of 82 long cycle comets come from a narrow belt.



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binary Star Prevalence

There are many common misconceptions about binary star systems, one of the most common myths is that binary star systems are the cosmic oddity and that single star systems are the most prevalent, when, in fact, the opposite is true. 50 years ago binary stars were considered a rarity. Now, most of the stars in our galaxy are known to be paired with a companion or multiple partners.



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Ties With Milankovitch Cycles

The Milankovitch Cycles are the results of studying past global climate changes over millions of years. One of the causes in climate change is precession of the equinoxes, which seems to have a period of 22,000 to 23,000 years, over millions of years.


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Yes thers your 24k cycle again :-)

There is plenty more too. So instead of taking small swipes against a Tsunami of evidence. Respond and counter the above. If anything you have has any any soap I will pass it on to the experts to have a look at. I have not ignored your other answers I will get back to you.

But there is enough here for you to think about

Happy Sirius Day :-)

Do you find it curius that nasa name there missions after the same stars I am talkng about here..

a reply to: Gothmog

Sirius B is approximately 8.6 light years away. Basically making it impossible for it to be any form of binary with Sol.

Why there are examples of binary stars at interstellar distances. WHy cant ours be one?

originally posted by: charlyv
a reply to: ManyMasks

We understand enough about astrophysics to send spacecraft orbiting other planets.
All of that knowledge is a scientific gauntlet in which theories such as this have to pass through the mathematics unscathed. Currently not the case, as of yet.

I will try and do some maths here to see if the stars can travel the distance in the said time.


IN a year light travels 5,878,499,817,000 miles


The suns are 8 light years away frome each other
each sun has to travel 4 light years in aprox 5000 years

5,878,499,817,000 miles a year times four


2.351399927×10¹³ gives the distance of four light years


and has about 5000 years each to do so

2.351399927×10¹³ / 5000

4702799853.6 miles a year/365


12884383 a day/24

536849 mph


It gets close enough. It does it in an allocated time frame. It explains many of the cyclils we get here on earth.


So why not?

originally posted by: purplemer
In Masonic lodges, Sirius is known as the “Blazing Star” and a simple look at its prominence in Masonic symbolism reveals its utmost importance.
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It actually represents God but can also represent Beauty, Providence and Prudence. There is no mention in Masonic ritual to Sirius.

a reply to: purplemer

Very interesting, was planning to build furniture today however ATS provides another rabbit hole to dive down.

Thanks, as someone with a keen interest in Astronomy and the creation stories this is right up my street.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Wow what level are you at again in this top down secret society you claim to be in? do you sit at the top? You state things as facts as if you know all the secrets of SRFM.. So you can only be at the top but even then why would you tell the truth it goes against the whole point of your SS.

a reply to: purplemer

An extremely well presented thread full of information, a hark back to the good old days of ATS.

Too much information for me to fully digest after just one reading and I have to be honest and say that my initial reaction is that there seems to be a lot of leaps of faith and things that don't quite join up.

But I will reserve final judgement until after I've reread everything, digested all the information and done some additional research etc.

And then there's the big question that despite being asked by previous members the answer seems to be very vague to say the least; what's purpose of this supposed suppression of information and scientific fact?
To what end is the conspiracy being carried out and who benefits?

Unless someone benefits and/or unless there is some end goal and objective then it is very much pointless.
And if it is pointless then why?

Pretty simple really.

originally posted by: vethumanbeing

originally posted by: LightSpeedDriver
a reply to: Phage

I want to grow gills and walk backwards slowly into the sea.

No you don't. The shark is 350 million years old and never evolved. For some reason the specie just did not want to own the planet.

The shark is a pretty damn successful creature. I'd say the mechanism of evolution has done a good job with sharks, keeping them at the apex of their environment for a few 100 million years.

And, by the way, sharks have continued to evolve over the past 350 million to keep up with changes to their environment and to stay at the top of their food chain by evolving enough to remain optimized for that environment.

originally posted by: ManyMasks
Wow what level are you at again in this top down secret society you claim to be in?

The highest level.

do you sit at the top?

Totally.

You state things as facts as if you know all the secrets of SRFM.. So you can only be at the top but even then why would you tell the truth it goes against the whole point of your SS.

There are only a few things we cannot discuss, talking about Sirius and it's lack of appearance in the ritual isn't one of them. As a matter of fact, here's the part about the Blazing Star:



See anything about Sirius there? No? Exactly.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
You ain't no 33 mate, a 33 would not be trolling people on ATS like a child, but here's a quote by Albert Pike 33
The Ancient Astronomers saw all the great Symbols of Masonry in the Stars. Sirius glitters in our lodges as the Blazing Star.

Have you experienced Christos?