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Originally posted by Bedlam
Originally posted by Anunaki10
I have to correct you, not Pleiadians, Alex Collier says that according to the Andromedans the Moon was built by Orions
Yeah, Andromedans. How could I have been so wrong?
There was a full-out war on the moon about 9,600 years ago between the Orion Group and the Pleiadians. They are now at war again, and there are skermishes happening now outside our solar system between the Pleiadians and the Greys.
According to the Andromeda Council representative, the defeat of the Orion grey and Reptilian occupation force on Earth, moon and Mars has the effect of leaving the Illuminati and Annunaki power structure on Earth, moon and Mars without any effective 4th dimensional back-up. Any attempt by the remaining grey and reptilian forces to assist Illuminati “false flag ET invasion” will be defeated, and any false flag ET invasion will fail.
Of course, all these 'races' you describe as coming from constellations - the stars in them are nowhere near each other.
Andromeda is not only a galaxy, it is also the name of an astronomical constellation. It is located above the constellations of Aries and Pisces. Its brightest star is called Alpheratz. Several sources, including "Branton," mention that the Adromedans are member of the Federation of Planets.
There also is a strong connection with the Pleiadians. (When referring to the "Federation of Planets" some authors actually speak of the "Andromedan/Pleiadian Federation" or the "Andromedan Federation").
Some people claim to have been in contact for a long period of time with the inhabitants of a planet within the Andromeda constellation. Alex Collier is one of them. He says that "they are the oldest race in our galaxy and are very concerned about our future. They have light blue skin, but when they age, the skin becomes more white. The average age of Andromedans is 2007 years. Collier's contacts say in December 2013, we will cease to exist as 3rd density beings, and move up to 4th density.
Wendelle Stevens mentions another Andromedan contactee. In 1972, Mexican Professor Hernandez was told by one of his students, 'Lya, that she came from the planet Inxtria, revolving around Beta Andromeda (Mirach, 197 light years away). Her message mainly was one of ecological concern.
Andromedans are all congenital liars.
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
The Galaxy you are speaking of is M-31. It is not Andromeda as that is simply the name of the Constellation of Stars that reside in the Milky Way Galaxy where one would look to see beyond those Stars M-31.
Andromeda is not only a galaxy, it is also the name of an astronomical constellation. It is located above the constellations of Aries and Pisces. Its brightest star is called Alpheratz.
In 1972, Mexican Professor Hernandez was told by one of his students, 'Lya, that she came from the planet Inxtria, revolving around Beta Andromeda (Mirach, 197 light years away).
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
Originally posted by Anunaki10
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The reason why the Moon doesn’t rotate is because of weights that are placed at both poles which are magnetic in nature. There are 4 pyramids on the Moon, with 1 being at the far sides equator.
So you were holding out on us huh? You never mentioned this in the other thread where you argued this nonsense endlessly.
The reason why the Moon doesn’t rotate is because of weights that are placed at both poles which are magnetic in nature. There are 4 pyramids on the Moon, with 1 being at the far sides equator.
Along the equator on the far side of the moon, there is a pyramid. There are four pyramids on the moon. According to the Andromedans, almost all the planets in our solar system have pyramids on them. Some people say they are tombs, but the Andromedans say that these are "weights", and if you put them in strategic location they balance the rotation of the planet.
3.) The reason why the Moon doesn't rotate is because of weights that are placed at both poles which are magnetic in nature. There are 4 pyramids on the Moon, with 1 being at the far sides equator.
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
Andromeda IS NOT A GALAXY.
Andromeda is one of the 48 constellations listed by the 2nd-century Greco-Roman astronomer Ptolemy and remains one of the 88 modern constellations. Located north of the celestial equator, it is named for Andromeda, daughter of Cassiopeia, in the Greek myth, who was chained to a rock to be eaten by the sea monster Cetus. Andromeda is most prominent during autumn evenings in the Northern Hemisphere, along with several other constellations named for characters in the Perseus myth. Because of its northern declination, Andromeda is only visible north of 40° south latitude; for observers farther south it lies below the horizon. It is one of the largest constellations, with an area of 722 square degrees. This is over 1,400 times the size of the full moon, 55% of the size of the largest constellation, Hydra, and over 10 times the size of the smallest constellation, Crux.
The Andromeda Galaxy is the nearest spiral galaxy to our Milky Way galaxy
Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
reply to post by Anunaki10
I'm sorry, but your theories were shot to pieces in that other thread, so you decided to resurrect this one?
Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
They're just a highly visible grouping of stars.
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
I don't care what WIKI might say...it is wrong!
Originally posted by Anunaki10
Nope, it's not only my own theories, i even showed facts, so i'm afraid you shot yourself to pieces...
Originally posted by Bedlam
Yeah, Andromedans.
Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
Everyone on that thread shot down your links as being either unscientific or just plain ludicrous.
Can you provide a sensible cite that is based on actual real science?
Why Doesn't the Moon Rotate? In comparison, the tidal effect on the Moon is static because the Moon no longer rotates in relation to the Earth.
Does the Moon spin on its axis? No it doesn't ! IF it was spinning / rotating (on its own axis, by definition), and we could somehow stop its orbit around the earth (or even suddenly straighten it into a line), it should then continue spinning. It obviously won't. It will just sit there angularly motionless as it always has.
Originally posted by Anunaki10
Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
reply to post by Anunaki10
I'm sorry, but your theories were shot to pieces in that other thread, so you decided to resurrect this one?
Nope, it's not only my own theories, i even showed facts, so i'm afraid you shot yourself to pieces...