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icestorm
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Have you heard about it?
« on: 20.11.2007 at 08:18 [UT] »Today during a nice dinner with a friend of mine, a professor of religious studies with a specialization in vedic
philosophy, in short sanscrit specialist, our conversation went about of course vedic philosophy religion but also
multidimensional physics, astrophysics and yes astrology...i do like to find parallels interdisciplinary so to
speak...so what he told me sort of shocked me but i thought it may be of some interest...have anyone heard
about FGOIJ emit MORE energy than sun? and that the real energy center is somewhere on jupiter? I waswondering recently about the great influence of these planets on us here on earth...it makes sense.... it has
something to do with the energy coming from the other dimensions due to the 19.5 degrees angularmomentum that accelerating matter and sort of seemingly throws it into our 3-4 dimensional world... well ihave to order some literature to get more facts and may get back to you guys but thought that i would checkwith you if anyone heard about it...
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« Reply #1 - on: 20.11.2007 at 18:22 [UT] »also tetrahedrons have 19.5 degrees and were used in the egyptian as well as mayan pyramides....as well asstar of david is a 2 dimenional image of 2 tetrahedrons... so nobody heard about this powerful 19.5 degrees?
and the concept that the source of energy in our planetary system comes from jupter and other outer planets
instead os sun?
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Penguin Trauma
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« Reply #2 - on: 21.11.2007 at 19:36 [UT] »Quote from icestorm on 20.11.2007 at 08:18 [UT]:...have anyone heard about

FGOIJ emit MORE energy than sun? and that the real energy center is somewhere on jupiter?

OMG - how freaky!!
I was reading up on the same thing last night!!!
I have this book about Doomsday scenarios (I think I was curious after reading up on the 2012 thread) and it
did mention that since the 1940s it was believed that Jupiter did/or could radiate energy like the Sun, and that
all it takes is a nuclear reaction inside the core.
The author goes on to explain that one theory is that a nuclear reaction in Jupiter's core may have alreadystarted, in time, well years and years, it would make life on Earth unpleasant - as there would be two "suns",
there would be no night, and the Earth would be scorched.
It's an interesting book, throws up a lot of unusual theories, ideas, and schools of thought, from science toreligion, etc - called "Doomsday - 50 visions of the End of the World" by Nigel Cawthorne.
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« Reply #3 - on: 21.11.2007 at 19:44 [UT] »well i am getting more info on that but the book was i think the secret of nasa the dark mission something likethat...i will take a look at your book suggestion as well... i am curious to see how many folks are interested in
aspects but dont wonder what is all behind and what's coming...it's like drinking water without knowing that it's
maybe poisoned...
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« Reply #4 - on: 21.11.2007 at 20:43 [UT] »Quote from icestorm on 20.11.2007 at 08:18 [UT]:...have anyone heard about

FGOIJ emit MORE energy than sun? and that the real energy center is somewhere on jupiter?

so...we should forget about these ridiculous attempts to harness solar energy for our planet's future energy
needs, and focus instead on harnessing Jupiter-energy, eh? Doggonit -- why couldn't those silly scientists thinkof that!?!?!?

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« Reply #5 - on: 21.11.2007 at 21:46 [UT] »that's an interesting insight spider;Dbut the truth is also that the glaciers are melting not only on earth
but looks like all over the solar planetary system and not due to the sun activity that supposedly just reflects
those signals from jupiter... i know sounds very absurd still need to collect more info to make any conclusions
at this point i ma almost rolling on the floor from the hysterical laughing but how fun to speculate,...
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« Reply #6 - on: 21.11.2007 at 21:55 [UT] »Quote from icestorm on 21.11.2007 at 21:46 [UT]:....still need to collect more info to make any conclusions

at this point i ma almost rolling on the floor from the hysterical laughing

but how fun to speculate,...

Just be aware that when these claims are made that such and such a planet emanates more energy than theSun, they're not talking about TOTAL energy. Clearly the Sun emanates far more energy than all the otherplanets combined, by a long shot. What you sometimes read though, is that a certain celestial body may
emanate more radio waves, or microwaves, or a large magnetic field, or whatever the case may be -- but NOT
more TOTAL energy.
All right, I have to get back to my garage, I'm working on adapting my car to power up on Jupiter-energy, formy Thanksgiving getaway weekend.
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« Reply #7 - on: 22.11.2007 at 02:32 [UT] »i consulted briefly my astrophysicist which dismissed all these claims of course...angular momentum has little
to do with the energy emission at least from the modern physcial perpective... jupiter indeed has the largest
angular momentum but it doesnt mean that much at least now.. in other words there are no studies conducted
exploring correlation between the sun spot activity and jupiter's activity...
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Mina75
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« Reply #8 - on: 22.11.2007 at 12:37 [UT] »It's not exactly linked to energy, but it reminds me I've read that without Jupiter, Earth would have been
probably destroyed by asteroïds - the size and attraction of Jupiter acted as a great protector for life on ourplanet... I found that amazing with the traditionnal influence of this planet in astrology(they explained
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« Reply #9 - on: 23.11.2007 at 19:14 [UT] »I love that, Mina!!
It expresses a beautifully reassuring and even somewhat poetic imagery...sort of like having a team ofGuardians working in concert on our behalf to block and defend against forces which otherwise would destroy
us. You've even awakened a completely new appreciation for Saturn in me, the under-appreciated Center
protecting the vulnerable Quarterback (sorry, it's Football season here in the US during our ThanksgivingHoliday)!!!
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« Reply #10 - on: 25.11.2007 at 02:04 [UT] »Mina- thank you !!!!

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« Reply #11 - on: 25.11.2007 at 04:12 [UT] »it's amazing how many coincidences work for the safety of earthsuspicious....

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« Reply #12 - on: 25.05.2008 at 16:30 [UT+1] »"it's amazing how many coincidences work for the safety of earth "---yes, it's the basis of the anthropic principle
in cosmology.
i googled "19.5 degrees" and it came right up with some of what you've mentioned~)*http://www.vortexmaps.com/planets.php
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it seems so pythagorean~!
the tetrahedron is four equilateral triangles made up of six equal length lines and may be the most basic three
dimensional object constructed by lines,,,unless somebody can think of a simpler one....
in a sense, the 19.5 degrees would be added to the 90 degrees fromthe apex pole to the equator,,,giving 109.5
degrees (and leaving a remainder from the pole to pole 180 degrees of 70.5 degrees.
is this accurate?
how about the bulge of the equator. the abstract geometry probably varies from the geophysical reality, justbecause it usually does.

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