Light Eye
08-27-2002, 03:30 AM
Dear Friends,
I'm new to the group and the first thing I'd like to say is hello. Looks like an
interesting group and I hope that we can help one another to a better
understanding of what's going on around us. David's written a good deal on the
Mayans and I thought that's where I'd begin with my first post.
I thought the members would be interested in seeing some computer simulated (CS)
photos of the celestial alignment that will occur in 2012. The photos are taken
from the site http://www.artideas.com/Why2012/Why2012.html There's a lot of
info/photos at the site and it's worth checking out. I especially liked the 2012
celestial alignment as seen from other planets. The software used is RedShift 4
2000 version.
This first CS photo shows how the 2012 alignment will appear from the Yucatan.
The photo shows Venus, Mars and Mercury in alignment with the Sun. The Sun is in
turn in alignment with the Galactic Center/Equator. We can clearly see that this
planetary/solar alignment creates the "Celestial Cross."
http://www.artideas.com/Why2012/FromTheYucatan.jpg
This next CS photo is from an unknown location, possible the authors location.
We see the same planetary/solar alignment, however Mars is somewhat offset to
the west. Additionally we see in the west Sirius and Orion that are just setting
below the horizon or as the ancient Egyptians would say "passing into the
Underworld." We also see Antares, a red supergiant 604 light years away rising
about 6 degrees below Venus.
http://www.artideas.com/Why2012/Earth2012.jpg
The author mentions something interesting concerning Antares at the site;
A New Sun
In the British Museum is a small clay tablet, BM 86378. This tablet is a star
list written in cuneiform by an ancient scribe. One star is listed as a giant
star at the edge of the Vela constellation. In that there is no such star there
now, this must have been a temporary star.
There is at this location a pulsar, PSR 0833-45, near the constellation Vela in
the southern sky. Pulsars are what is left after a star explodes. Estimates of
the age of this pulsar allow it to be as young as 10,000 years. This would be
about the time Jericho was established. This stellar explosion would have been
seen low in the southern sky from Sumer. It is said that this star will shine
again. Another supernova?
Just a little over six degrees below and rising with Venus on December 21, 2012
is Antares, a red supergiant just 604 light years away. If this star were to
supernova as it came up with Venus, it would be as though a new Sun had been
born. The Sun God would have a Twin.
As the author mentions different software will give you slightly different
results and with each passing year the software gets better and better as new
info about space is gathered. This last CS photo is taken from software called
Distant Suns 1993 version. It shows no Galactic Center/Equator, but we see the
same sky configuration.
http://www.artideas.com/Why2012/DistandSuns.jpg
So there you see it my friends in it's full Glory. Please remember that the info
at the site is only as good as the data the author programs into the software,
however it looks very interesting to me.
Love and Light.
David
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I'm new to the group and the first thing I'd like to say is hello. Looks like an
interesting group and I hope that we can help one another to a better
understanding of what's going on around us. David's written a good deal on the
Mayans and I thought that's where I'd begin with my first post.
I thought the members would be interested in seeing some computer simulated (CS)
photos of the celestial alignment that will occur in 2012. The photos are taken
from the site http://www.artideas.com/Why2012/Why2012.html There's a lot of
info/photos at the site and it's worth checking out. I especially liked the 2012
celestial alignment as seen from other planets. The software used is RedShift 4
2000 version.
This first CS photo shows how the 2012 alignment will appear from the Yucatan.
The photo shows Venus, Mars and Mercury in alignment with the Sun. The Sun is in
turn in alignment with the Galactic Center/Equator. We can clearly see that this
planetary/solar alignment creates the "Celestial Cross."
http://www.artideas.com/Why2012/FromTheYucatan.jpg
This next CS photo is from an unknown location, possible the authors location.
We see the same planetary/solar alignment, however Mars is somewhat offset to
the west. Additionally we see in the west Sirius and Orion that are just setting
below the horizon or as the ancient Egyptians would say "passing into the
Underworld." We also see Antares, a red supergiant 604 light years away rising
about 6 degrees below Venus.
http://www.artideas.com/Why2012/Earth2012.jpg
The author mentions something interesting concerning Antares at the site;
A New Sun
In the British Museum is a small clay tablet, BM 86378. This tablet is a star
list written in cuneiform by an ancient scribe. One star is listed as a giant
star at the edge of the Vela constellation. In that there is no such star there
now, this must have been a temporary star.
There is at this location a pulsar, PSR 0833-45, near the constellation Vela in
the southern sky. Pulsars are what is left after a star explodes. Estimates of
the age of this pulsar allow it to be as young as 10,000 years. This would be
about the time Jericho was established. This stellar explosion would have been
seen low in the southern sky from Sumer. It is said that this star will shine
again. Another supernova?
Just a little over six degrees below and rising with Venus on December 21, 2012
is Antares, a red supergiant just 604 light years away. If this star were to
supernova as it came up with Venus, it would be as though a new Sun had been
born. The Sun God would have a Twin.
As the author mentions different software will give you slightly different
results and with each passing year the software gets better and better as new
info about space is gathered. This last CS photo is taken from software called
Distant Suns 1993 version. It shows no Galactic Center/Equator, but we see the
same sky configuration.
http://www.artideas.com/Why2012/DistandSuns.jpg
So there you see it my friends in it's full Glory. Please remember that the info
at the site is only as good as the data the author programs into the software,
however it looks very interesting to me.
Love and Light.
David
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