Ceres - The Dwarf Planet

[jingofever]

[MinM]

@chrisfmills: I'm not saying it's definitely an alien city, but JUST LOOK OK http://gizmodo.com/ceres-bright-spots-c ... 1713272113 …

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Happened to catch Richard Hoagland on C2C last night. His assertion was that both lights were elliptical, one aligning to the poles, and the other alignment to latitude. I think there was something about them being on the equator. <shrug>

Yes .. but what does Linda Moulton Howe have to say about it?

[coffin_dodger]

Those 'lights' tally perfectly with a synthesis of ideas presented seperately by Russell, Rodin - and in conjunction with the Electric Universe theory.

They are areas of extremely high electrical-field flux. The fields run through the central toroid body of the mass (in at the top and bottom, compression at the centre of the mass and consequently shot out through the equator). The digital imaging system employed on the passing satellite is electrical in nature itself, and subject to corruption when faced with strong electrical fields undetectable to the human eye. If an old style camera (no electrical components) were used, these spots would be invisible.

Electricity endevours to give us yet more clues, through its own medium, that a dead-end science continues to dismiss.

[identity]

Electricity endeavours to give us yet more clues, through its own medium, that a dead-end science continues to dismiss.

Or, as I was just reading an hour ago in Robert Irwin's Memoirs of a Dervish - Sufis, Mystics and the Sixties:

I continued to encounter bizarre people, including John Brodie. He used to collect second-hand books on coal mining, for no better reason than that they were always so cheap. He told us that he wished to drop litter in the street to express his alienation from straight society, but that he found he did not have enough emotional energy for such a simple defiant act. ‘Why is “packed with lethargy”’ not an expression in the English language?’ he asked me once. On one of his walls I read, ‘A physicist is composed of atoms. A physicist is an atom’s way of finding out about atoms.’

[NaturalMystik]

Yes .. but what does Linda Moulton Howe have to say about it?

Not too sure, something about loud unexplained booms being reported...

[Iamwhomiam]

maybe large crystal deposits? Diamond, perhaps?

[82_28]

I doubt it would be diamond because that requires coal (old vegetation) and extreme gravitational pressure, no?

[zangtang]

big ticket discount day at ye new age shoppe's wholesale warehouse - the turquoise & tiger's eye is all gone.

[Iamwhomiam]

Not necessarily coal, 82, but pure carbon pressurized similarly to how flawlessly perfect synthetic diamonds are created. Meteor impacts can create such pressures. Also, Ceres being a "comet," formed when the big bang occurred and now built-up in mass over time from such impacts, congealed carbon in a pure state could have been one of its earliest components, I believe.

[NaturalMystik]

It's something intelligent... This is our 'monolith'.



"my god, it's full of stars"

[Searcher08]

How about the Annunaki? Live and well and living under domes the size of Las Vegas?

I wondered if anyone had performed any Remote Viewing - and came across this (Google translated from the German)
http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=en&prev=search&rurl=translate.google.co.uk&sl=de&u=http://www.thetawaves.info/rv-blog/%3Fp%3D2257&usg=ALkJrhip5qrSyjAPT-1YOZaU1hMDwVq5sw

[Luther Blissett]

There's already a planet that's pure diamond.

[zangtang]

just going to tease us then is it?

[Iamwhomiam]

There's already a planet that's pure diamond.

So I've heard. I believe it was announced in 2014. No, it was in 2012:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2216196/Scientists-discover-massive-planet-diamonds-twice-size-Earth.html

[NaturalMystik]

The latest of the spots, taken at dusk. I find it interesting how much the giant pyramid is getting play in more mainstream circles. I kind of ignored the pryamid, I guess there was much ado about Mar's Cydonia pyramids and face, that I glanced right past Ceres anomalous pyramid. Anyway, the 'lights' are still pretty damn fascinating.



http://www.sci-news.com/space/science-c ... 02965.html



http://www.universetoday.com/121042/is- ... -on-ceres/