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Message Subject Double Eclipse on SDO
Poster Handle dagwood
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Anybody see this made-for-tv movie from 1994?



Synopsis: It was about an "attempted" coverup of an alien invasion that took the form of an asteroid striking the earth. It was a fun movie. The relevant part runs from 27:20 to 29:40. The scientist explains that the precision of the asteroid strike was unnatural. Couldn't happen by chance.

A similarly unnatural concurrence of events happened just this past summer. You all saw most of them with your own eyes.

Background: I took two years of engineering-level calculus and a semester of stats back in the 1980's. That was a darn long time ago and I don't remember much of it. Nonetheless, I was always good at math. Real good. Straight A's. Have had a couple of theorems published thru the years, but nothing exceptional. The best I probably ever did was back in 7th grade when I figured out how to trisect an angle using just compass and pencil. It only worked on acute angles, though. Took years to realize that a an obtuse angle is just two or more adjacent acute angles and would have worked for them, too, had I approached it that way. DUH.

Anyway, I worked the numbers as best as I could and the conclusion is inescapable. The simultaneous occurrence of the lunar eclipse, Mars/Earth conjuncture, and all 9 planets within the same small degree of separation was an unnatural event.

Out of curiosity, I put together a snail mail packet of the equations and observations, and sent copies to some well-known mathematicians, astronomers, and clergy.

In response, I've got nothing back but stony silence. I personally know the clergy and it is unusually strange that he won't get back to me on the subject. We've had an open dialogue for many years.

As far as the math goes, work it out yourself. It's easy if you know just a little bit about calculating probabilities. Set your favorite solar system simulator to July 29, 2018 at 19:33 UMT. That was the time of the maximum lunar eclipse at it passed over Jerusalem. You can also find views on YouTube from the Baratek observatory (just outside Jerusalem) at that moment. Notice how perfectly Mars aligns at that moment.
 
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