Space.com article SUPPORTS Cydonia research...

Sun's Nemesis Pelted Earth with Comets, Study Suggests
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/nemesis-comets-earth-am-100311.html
"A dark object may be lurking near our solar system, occasionally kicking comets in our direction.

Nicknamed "Nemesis" or "The Death Star," this undetected object could be a red or brown dwarf star, or an even darker presence several times the mass of Jupiter."
(See above link for complete article)



Well, well, well... seems like RCH and I may not be so nutz afterall.

For the record... I deem the second graph on this page to be one of the most IMPORTANT bits of information in his book, Dark Mission:


Full res scan

What's REALLY cool is that he doesn't mention in the book what gave him the IDEA to actually PLOT Luminosity vs Angular Momentum.

He left that for some'one' to figure out for himself.

It was the FORT...

Reflectivity = Luminosity
http://www.maxtheknife.com/sassumptions/sassumptions.htm
... and, I should add... RCH is a GENIUS for plotting the above graph.

Make no mistake... RCH knew all along...

maxtheknife wrote:Space.com article SUPPORTS Cydonia research...

Sun's Nemesis Pelted Earth with Comets, Study Suggests
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/nemesis-comets-earth-am-100311.html
"A dark object may be lurking near our solar system, occasionally kicking comets in our direction.

Nicknamed "Nemesis" or "The Death Star," this undetected object could be a red or brown dwarf star, or an even darker presence several times the mass of Jupiter."
(See above link for complete article)



Well, well, well... seems like RCH and I may not be so nutz afterall.

For the record... I deem the second graph on this page to be one of the most IMPORTANT bits of information in his book, Dark Mission:


Full res scan

What's REALLY cool is that he doesn't mention in the book what gave him the IDEA to actually PLOT Luminosity vs Angular Momentum.

He left that for some'one' to figure out for himself.

It was the FORT...

Reflectivity = Luminosity
http://www.maxtheknife.com/sassumptions/sassumptions.htm
... and, I should add... RCH is a GENIUS for plotting the above graph.

Make no mistake... RCH knew all along...

hi i also read this article somewhere and i think NASA confirmed. it could be a brown dwarf and now everything we know about the universe is wrong because of dark matter and dark energy that's being added to the equation. it seems scientists can get it wrong with impunity and make things up as they go along. well here's a prediction for everyone. earthquakes will increase as will larva flow, a increased gravity will affect the oceans of the world causing havoc. a pipe dream? maybe not thanks maxtheknife. just going to your link to have a look. catch you later mate

devil666,

As far as I know, NASA has not yet publicly confirmed anything.

But there is other 'unofficial' data that supports mine and RCH's explicit prediction as well.

In the early 80's an object was spotted in Orion by the IRAS infrared satellite at an estimated distance of ~50 billion miles from Earth.

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Your prediction about greater turmoil on Earth is another explicit prediction elicited through studying Cydonia... but a prediction predicated on non-newtonian variables.

For details, see the bookmarked 02/12/10 update to The Dragon

Another article, this time published by Telegraph.co.uk SUPPORTS explicit prediction of Cydonia research.

Nice to know that I may not be crazy after all. However this could end up being the worst news, this object ( brown dwarf- red dwarf-Nibiru-whatever) may have disrupted a lot of objects in the Kuiper belt. It may have also produced a wave (wake) that could travel throughout the solar system via the fabric of space itself. My hope is nothing too bad will happen just a good light-show, I guess we will see, but info may not come from NASA.

NM156,

That may be, but according to the geometry and symbolism of Cydonia, coupled with some real experimental science, the impending 2012 date (and the very real effects that can manifest) has nothing to do with this brown dwarf star.

Again... For details, see the bookmarked 02/12/10 update to The Dragon.

NM156 wrote:It may have also produced a wave (wake) that could travel throughout the solar system via the fabric of space itself.

No, it did not, nor can it. The term, "fabric of spacetime," arose when it became appearant that space and time are intricately woven together. It is not describing a literal fabric that waves such as you suggest can propogate through. It is a vacuum. The only thing this brown dwarf star (or Nemesis if you choose) can do is warp the spacetime around its sphere of influence.

Okay, I give, how exactly would a brown dwarf star support research into the Cydonia region of Mars?

fuzoid:

You are being unkind. There is about as much a connection as, lets say you spilled your coffee at breakfast and when you went to your garage, the car wouldn't start.

Hyperdimensional physics did it. Get with the program.

engineerretired

So it's safe to say the man was created by martians.