"Rick Sobie" <ricksobie@spamnotshaw.ca> wrote in message news:yf7_b.594950$ts4.405284@pd7tw3no...

"Guth/IEIS~GASA" <marinedesign@juno.com> wrote in message
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I've been thinking (all three brain cells worth) all along that, if
there ever was a viable home-world worthy of reptilian folks, that
might have to be Sirius/c, or of whatever's within the neighborhood.
Though of being nearly 9 ly distant and roughly another 66,660+ years
before our solar system once again becomes so greatly UV illuminated
by the Sirius group, thus we obviously have sufficient time to think
about doing something with respect to our very unique moon.

I think that once you have interstellar travel, the fact that a star is in proximity
is irrelevant because you will contact older races, who give you more
technology and better star maps, and then you will have access to
such things as worm holes, or mini black holes and at that point you could
go almost anywhere.

So to suggest that any close star might have more influence than another
I think is incorrect. In fact, the chances are that some far distant race,
would have more influence, simply because out there in the vastness
of space, there are probably some very ancient and highly evolved
civilizations.

That doe snot mean, that the Dogon did not come here. That whole
Sirius mystery as told by Sereda is quite interesting and the Dogon tribes
did appear to know things about Sirius before Nasa.

However, my research indicates, that intergalactic travel is also taking
place, and in fact if the moon was used to transport colonists here,
then it would have been designed for long haul space travel, even
with advanced technology. In case of emmergency or breakdown or
whatever.

So the hollow terraformed moon theory does make sense to me,
as a means of transporting colonists across the cosmos.

I have been told it originated in the Sombrero Galaxy. Although what we
see as the Sombrero galaxy today, is limited to the speed of light,
and it is probably now more evolved as a galaxy if you were to view it
in real time.

But until we gain access to the interior, we won't be sure.

I have also heard a rumor that it _did suffer decompression with the impact
on the south pole as the Ica stones seem to imply.

But the impact was very ancient, and the hull breach did appear to seal itself from
the molten material. And given that the ecosystem might have survived somewhat
it could then generate another interior atmosphere, and I think that was what happened.

As the next arrival of colonists from the ship seems to have occurred after the
last ice ages. Sometimes perhaps around 8,000 years ago. Only this time the
people were caucasion. Although the first people to disembark were natives.
The difference in times of the two events being the time of Rama, 1.75
million years ago, where in fighting took place and nuclear remnants are
still found in India and told of in the ancient texts of India, and probably at that
time, Rama may have launched a counter attack on the moon, and
damaged the south pole causing the calamity and disabling the ship.

You can still see what looks like two unexploded projectiles in the center of
Tycho crater.

You can see the the images of Tycho crater here, and read about Rama,
and also there is a link to the Ica stones near the bottom in small print
under further reading.

http://www.members.shaw.ca/rsobie/TheTimelineofEvents.htm

At any rate, from there the caucasions evolve from survivors going into the tunnels
of the moonship, and mating with the Nephilim (the crew) and form the caucasion race.

They continue to live separate lives, those in the interior habitat and those inside the
hull part of the ship, and then the interior is flooded by yet another catastrophy,
when the inner hull gives way and water floods the interior. Somehow perhaps
the original impact was sealed and the breach contained, but when the inner hull
gave way, that was the great flood, and again, some were rescued into the
interior of the hull, and some were sent to earth. Landing in the Caucasus
mountains as Noah and his family  which created the Ashkenazi race. Due
to their mixing with the crew they end up as an advanced race compared
to many of the natives and go on to largely dominate culture and the result is
the taking over of the world by the JudeoChristianity philosophy. Although today
many races have mixed throughout the world the work week and marriage
itself, has conquered the world. The calender only helped to accomplish that.

After that there were occasional times such as 2,000 years ago when more
disembarked, and then recently around 1947,  and orchestrated the cold war
standoff between Russia and the US to prevent all out nulcear war.
Then again in 1987, when some of the actual crew came to earth themselves.
Then they took over S4 at Area 51, and they seem to be still there. Why most
of the crew disembarked, is probably because they know the moonship is dying,
maybe the white dwarf star is reaching some peak cycle or soime other
technical problems threaten s the ship I don't know exactly and so they are tunnelling
undeground to find safe haven deep within the earth.

If you look at the fact that it has been up there for a very long time, and
they have influenced many cultures, perhaps the Mayan calender is also just
another example of that, and perhaps that is tied to the serviceable life of
the power unit which powers the ship. I think they are having brownouts
at this time.

I am considering writing the book about it, but I think I would prefer to have more
information first and I don't want to fictionalize the story as has been done
in part numerous times in the past 50 years.

Thats right. The work week. And it is based on what? The monthly calender,
which is based on what? The cycles of the moon.
They are quite good at this terraforming business aren't they.