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Originally posted by Nescio
For example, it is a well-known fact that the spacing of the planets directly correspond to musical ratios, except that there should be a planet where the Asteroid Belt was - Maldek.
Originally posted by mikesingh
This is fascinating! We now have two scientific inputs from two different fields - Bode's Law, and the law of Musical Ratios.
The EPH of religion and myth proposes that the ancient religions of Egypt, Mesopotamia and Greece were ‘exploded planet cults’, and that the modern religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam are occulted forms of the same. Further, that ancient sages used myth as a vehicle to encode the ‘true story’ of the exploded planet, thus ensuring its transmission to posterity. The EPH of religion and myth is the brainchild of the English researcher Alan F. Alford, who first advocated the theory in his book ‘The Phoenix Solution’ (Hodder and Stoughton, 1998), and then clarified and expanded it considerably in his books ‘When The Gods Came Down (Hodder and Stoughton, 2000) and ‘The Atlantis Secret’ (Eridu Books, 2001).
As at 2001, the EPH of religion and myth remains a new and innovative theory, which has yet to be tested by independent academics. It has, however, passed with flying colours all of the tests Alan Alford has thrown at it, including the mysteries of the Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Greek, Jewish and Christian religions, the entirety of Greek mysticism including, most notably, Plato’s story of Atlantis.
As a general rule, academia treats theories from outside its own ranks with great suspicion and changes its orthodoxy in accordance with Orphic time scales. Nevertheless, Alan Alford’s EPH has won support ‘in principle’ from two highly respected English academics, Michael Rice and Christopher Gill.
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The Sumerian creation myth has been interpreted / translated by some individuals into describing this exact event. It speaks of Tiamat, one heavenly body(described as a serpent) and Marduk, another(described as a god) clashing in our solar system some time ago. Marduk is also known as Nibiru to those folks whom follow this theory, the planet or star or 'whatever' that 'those from heaven to earth that came', the 'Gods' in the Sumerian religion known as Anunnaki lived on.
The EPH of religion and myth proposes that the ancient religions of Egypt, Mesopotamia and Greece were ‘exploded planet cults’
Originally posted by merka
People argue that there's not enough debris to make up an entire planet, but why does it have to be? The debris could be the "smaller" fragments: The larger has since smashed into planets and been absorbed (it is speculated that the Moon is the result of a planetary collision with Earth, the Moon itself was thrown clear while the rest just merged).
Originally posted by TheComte
Yes. The moon fits nicely in the space we now call the Pacific Ocean.
Originally posted by mikesingh
OOps! Come again? Can the Moon fit snugly in the Pacific Ocean? Your evidence? And how do you suggest that a beautifully rounded Moon had been gouged from the surface of the Earth?
The Moon as you are aware is 3500 km in diameter. I didn't know there was a nice round hole on planet Earth that deep!! After all, that's where the Moon was supposed to have been, right?
The Pacific Ocean at its deepest point, the Marianas Trench is just 36,200 ft, or 12 Km deep. And we're talking of 3500 Km. Wow!! Where's that hole??
[edit on 20-9-2006 by mikesingh]
Who's gonna buy a sane theory from an insane biker-dude
Originally posted by Marduk
I'm the primitive looking guy on the right, Alan is wearing the blue shirt and can be seen nervously looking at the nearest exit and wondering if he can make it before I slaughter him.
Originally posted by Marduk
Moon rock has been analysed
Prior to the study of the Apollo samples, there was no consensus about the origin of the Moon. There were three principal theories: co-accretion which asserted that the Moon and the Earth formed at the same time from the Solar Nebula; fission which asserted that the Moon split off of the Earth; and capture which held that the Moon formed elsewhere and was subsequently captured by the Earth. None of these work very well. But the new and detailed information from the Moon rocks led to the impact theory: that the Earth collided with a very large object (as big as Mars or more) and that the Moon formed from the ejected material. There are still details to be worked out, but the impact theory is now widely accepted. (My emphasis)
www.nineplanets.org...
Analysis of lunar samples returned by the Apollo astronauts confirms previous indications that the ratios of the different types, or isotopes, of oxygen in the Moon's soil are similar to those of Earth. It is a finding that is consistent with the giant impact model for the Moon's formation.
news.bbc.co.uk...
Originally posted by Marduk
you might for instance consider that an astronomical event that caused that much matter to be ejected into space to form the moon would kill every living thing on this planet
Originally posted by Marduk
then factor in continental drift to that equation
Originally posted by carnival_of_souls2047
I believe that there was a planet where the asteroid belt now resides that had an ancient race that was technologically advanced. Some of those beings transported themselves to Earth before their planet was destroyed by a rogue celestial body.
We know a great deal about Eros today, but what was it like at the dawn of the solar system, before it became a "Near-Earth" asteroid? Was Eros once part of a moon-sized planet between Mars and Jupiter, or has it always been an isolated space rock?