Post by John D Miller on Sept 18, 2003 13:21:30 GMT -5
Serious number crunching
The 9.11 Siberian Explosion of 1908
The Mysterious Siberian Explosion of 1908
At 7:17am June 30th 1908, near the Stony Tunguska River, a cataclysmic explosion occurred. It was so powerful that the seismograph at Irkutsk, some 550 miles away, registered what looked like an earthquake. Even in Washington D.C., on the other side of the world, the shock was recorded by sensitive seismic devices.
Forty miles from the blast center at a town called Vanavara, people were thrown into the air by a shock wave that shattered windows and collapsed ceilings. Herdsmen working closer to the site were deafened by a series of thunderclaps that could be heard for 500 miles. As the shocks settled down the whole region around the Tunguska was showered with ‘black rain’: condensation mixed with dirt and debris sucked into the swirling vortex of the explosion and thrown out again. Amazingly the blast point was so isolated that there was no record of any human being dying at Tunguska despite an explosion many times greater than the atomic bombs dropped at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
And no scientist bothered to investigate the event for thirteen years. It was on April 13, 1927, that the Russian investigator Kulik stood on the edge of the Makirta River and looked out across the land at the immense devastation. "The results of even a cursory examination exceeded all the tales of the eyewitnesses and my wildest expectations," he wrote.
Kulik discovered an oval more than 40 miles wide where the forest had been flattened and the trees were uprooted, burned and laid with their tops pointing away from the heart of the affected region. At the center Kulik expected to find a large crater where the meteorite had hit along with fragments of the meteorite itself. He didn't.
Instead of finding a crater in the center, Kulik found a very strange forest. Trees here were not pushed over and uprooted. Instead they stood straight up like telephone poles and were stripped of their branches. A careful search of the area also yielded no remnant of any meteorite. Kulik continued to look for the meteorite, unsuccessfully, for the rest of his life, for the ‘comet’ never left any trace of hitting the ground. And people wanted to know where was the crater?
In the 1940's a Russian scientist named E.L. Krinov, who had traveled to the site on one of Kulik's trips, suggested there was no crater because the object must have exploded before hitting the ground.
Aleksander Kazansev was one of the first Russian scientists to evaluate the atomic bomb explosion at Hiroshima, Japan. He too was intrigued by the mystery of the Tunguska blast and quickly found connections between the two. The strange forest of trees, stripped of branches, but still standing, was found at Hiroshima too. The American atomic bomb had exploded at high altitude and the downward rushing shock wave had left the trees directly beneath standing while flattening trees, and houses, further out in a radiating pattern. The mushroom shaped cloud and the black rain that followed the Hiroshima blast also conformed to reports from Tunguska.
Kazantsev was the first to suggest that the event was the caused by the explosion of an atomic powered spaceship. While most scientists laughed at this explanation, some took seriously his suggestion the blast was atomic in nature, and they began to notice other similarities. This included apparent effects from radiation. Both the reindeer population at Tunguska and the human population at Hiroshima developed similar skin diseases. There was also evidence of accelerated plant growth at both locations.
Some scientists suggested that if the blast was atomic in nature it might have been explained by some natural phenomenon, rather than a spaceship.
In the 1960's several Soviet scientists tried to show that the object had changed course during its descent. They based their theory on eye-witness accounts and ground damage from the ballistic shock wave that proceeded the object as it traveled at supersonic speeds and so this encouraged the spaceship theory.
So what was the Tunguska explosion? Meteorite, comet, anti-rock, or alien spaceship? It still remains a mystery. One thing is for sure, if the object had hit the Earth a few hours later it would have come down over Europe and the death toll would have been over 500,000 people.
The 9.11 Martian Moon Siberian Calculation
Counting from local time of 7:17am June 30th 1908, when a cataclysmic explosion occurred, that is year 1908.493655 to September 11th 2001, at 10:28:31am EDT when the second of the Twin Towers collapsed, and counting to Greenwich Mean Time of 2:28:31pm on September 11th 2001, year 2001.694342, it is 93.2006874 years.
Martian time converts into Moon time.
The planet Mars has an orbit time of some 686.98 days.
And 686.98 x 686.98 x Pi + 686.98 is 1,483,335.0 and x 30 and cube root is 354.3761853 days, that is 12 lunar festival (synodic) months of about a perfect 29 days 12 hours 44 minutes 3.75 seconds.
Horus and Sarcophagus Time
Anyway, Horus, the Ancient Egyptian falcon masked god, at 61 x 7 is 427 x the unused sarcophagus of Horus in the King’s Chamber of the Great Pyramid at 41.68623 cubic feet is 17,800.028 and divided by 600 x Pi is 93.2006874 years.
Martian Time
And Mars at 686.98 days x 686.98 x Pi + 686.98 is 1,483,335.0 x 2/100,000 x Pi is 93.20068674 years.
Moon Time
Now 12 lunar festival (synodic) months of about a perfect 29 days 12 hours 44 minutes 3.75 seconds is 354.3761853 days and cubed and /1,500,000 x Pi is 93.2006874 years.
Thus the ‘9.11 Siberian Explosion of 1908’ was a Biblical ‘Sign and Wonder’ for the world.
John D. Miller
The 9.11 Siberian Explosion of 1908
The Mysterious Siberian Explosion of 1908
At 7:17am June 30th 1908, near the Stony Tunguska River, a cataclysmic explosion occurred. It was so powerful that the seismograph at Irkutsk, some 550 miles away, registered what looked like an earthquake. Even in Washington D.C., on the other side of the world, the shock was recorded by sensitive seismic devices.
Forty miles from the blast center at a town called Vanavara, people were thrown into the air by a shock wave that shattered windows and collapsed ceilings. Herdsmen working closer to the site were deafened by a series of thunderclaps that could be heard for 500 miles. As the shocks settled down the whole region around the Tunguska was showered with ‘black rain’: condensation mixed with dirt and debris sucked into the swirling vortex of the explosion and thrown out again. Amazingly the blast point was so isolated that there was no record of any human being dying at Tunguska despite an explosion many times greater than the atomic bombs dropped at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
And no scientist bothered to investigate the event for thirteen years. It was on April 13, 1927, that the Russian investigator Kulik stood on the edge of the Makirta River and looked out across the land at the immense devastation. "The results of even a cursory examination exceeded all the tales of the eyewitnesses and my wildest expectations," he wrote.
Kulik discovered an oval more than 40 miles wide where the forest had been flattened and the trees were uprooted, burned and laid with their tops pointing away from the heart of the affected region. At the center Kulik expected to find a large crater where the meteorite had hit along with fragments of the meteorite itself. He didn't.
Instead of finding a crater in the center, Kulik found a very strange forest. Trees here were not pushed over and uprooted. Instead they stood straight up like telephone poles and were stripped of their branches. A careful search of the area also yielded no remnant of any meteorite. Kulik continued to look for the meteorite, unsuccessfully, for the rest of his life, for the ‘comet’ never left any trace of hitting the ground. And people wanted to know where was the crater?
In the 1940's a Russian scientist named E.L. Krinov, who had traveled to the site on one of Kulik's trips, suggested there was no crater because the object must have exploded before hitting the ground.
Aleksander Kazansev was one of the first Russian scientists to evaluate the atomic bomb explosion at Hiroshima, Japan. He too was intrigued by the mystery of the Tunguska blast and quickly found connections between the two. The strange forest of trees, stripped of branches, but still standing, was found at Hiroshima too. The American atomic bomb had exploded at high altitude and the downward rushing shock wave had left the trees directly beneath standing while flattening trees, and houses, further out in a radiating pattern. The mushroom shaped cloud and the black rain that followed the Hiroshima blast also conformed to reports from Tunguska.
Kazantsev was the first to suggest that the event was the caused by the explosion of an atomic powered spaceship. While most scientists laughed at this explanation, some took seriously his suggestion the blast was atomic in nature, and they began to notice other similarities. This included apparent effects from radiation. Both the reindeer population at Tunguska and the human population at Hiroshima developed similar skin diseases. There was also evidence of accelerated plant growth at both locations.
Some scientists suggested that if the blast was atomic in nature it might have been explained by some natural phenomenon, rather than a spaceship.
In the 1960's several Soviet scientists tried to show that the object had changed course during its descent. They based their theory on eye-witness accounts and ground damage from the ballistic shock wave that proceeded the object as it traveled at supersonic speeds and so this encouraged the spaceship theory.
So what was the Tunguska explosion? Meteorite, comet, anti-rock, or alien spaceship? It still remains a mystery. One thing is for sure, if the object had hit the Earth a few hours later it would have come down over Europe and the death toll would have been over 500,000 people.
The 9.11 Martian Moon Siberian Calculation
Counting from local time of 7:17am June 30th 1908, when a cataclysmic explosion occurred, that is year 1908.493655 to September 11th 2001, at 10:28:31am EDT when the second of the Twin Towers collapsed, and counting to Greenwich Mean Time of 2:28:31pm on September 11th 2001, year 2001.694342, it is 93.2006874 years.
Martian time converts into Moon time.
The planet Mars has an orbit time of some 686.98 days.
And 686.98 x 686.98 x Pi + 686.98 is 1,483,335.0 and x 30 and cube root is 354.3761853 days, that is 12 lunar festival (synodic) months of about a perfect 29 days 12 hours 44 minutes 3.75 seconds.
Horus and Sarcophagus Time
Anyway, Horus, the Ancient Egyptian falcon masked god, at 61 x 7 is 427 x the unused sarcophagus of Horus in the King’s Chamber of the Great Pyramid at 41.68623 cubic feet is 17,800.028 and divided by 600 x Pi is 93.2006874 years.
Martian Time
And Mars at 686.98 days x 686.98 x Pi + 686.98 is 1,483,335.0 x 2/100,000 x Pi is 93.20068674 years.
Moon Time
Now 12 lunar festival (synodic) months of about a perfect 29 days 12 hours 44 minutes 3.75 seconds is 354.3761853 days and cubed and /1,500,000 x Pi is 93.2006874 years.
Thus the ‘9.11 Siberian Explosion of 1908’ was a Biblical ‘Sign and Wonder’ for the world.
John D. Miller