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April
In the search for Earth-like planets, astronomers zeroed in Tuesday on two places that look awfully familiar to home. One is close to the right size. The other is in the right place.
"My 2001 manuscript 'Winged Disk', which is regrettably no longer available, contained a lot of my research about the Messianic Star. I offered the possibility that Nibiru had appeared during the Graeco-Roman era. The idea was that the Dark Star appeared in the solar system. This bright red star, whose distorted halo created the effect of a burning red comet in a crescent shape, may have been the Star of Bethlehem. It would have been accompanied by its 7 moons/planets. "The ancients of that time would have seen a bright red star in the sky, which may have been the source of the 'red Sirius' anomaly. This star may have been visible for many years, in the vicinity of the Dog Star. Viewers using telescopes (of which there is some evidence from that era - see Robert Temple's book "The Crystal Sun", which features a Greek artefact on the front cover clearly showing a man using a telescope) would have been able to discern more detail of this celestial phenomenon - the Winged Disk shape of the solar wind-distorted halo, and the 7 accompanying stars..." Andy Lloyd
The rest of this new article, with images, is available on this webpage: Roman Antiquities 2
Exopolitics Hong Kong - Neil Gould & Mary Rodwell interview (YouTube video in 5 parts)
A tribute to Denette is published here.
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