Guest guest Posted December 18, 2000 Report Share Posted December 18, 2000 List Members, I don't think that I have run these comments by Joseph H. Cater by you all before. Even if I have, I have a new twist on it. Below, Mr. Cater will make a certain point- that the nature of the Lunar craters does not at all correspond to the theory of their being impact craters. Impacts large enough to create some of those craters would have broken the Moon in half, plain and simple. The smooth floors of most of those craters would have been impossible to form by rising lava- lava doesn't rise in a level way, it always forms a cone which spreads out for miles. The point at which the lava emanates gets elevated and then it tapers off the farther away you get. And there are often mountain peaks in the middle of those craters, not a chain or anything, just a peak. Why not a peak off to the side? Or on the rim of the crater? But no, we NEVER see such a thing; only right smack in the middle. Not only does Mr. Cater make the point that the Lunar craters do not correpond to any meteoric impacts, but he does correspond the configuration of the craters to the effects of a particle-beam weapon. For example, he'll make the point that the lateral blast would leave a smooth crater floor. Why does this interest followers of Vedic Dharma? Because the Puranas describe all kinds of civilisation on the Moon, and we don't see any, which makes Vedic dharma poppycock in the eyes of many. I am beginning to think that the Mahabharat War might have been a bit more than what we imagine. There are places on the surface of this globe which seem to display the effects of a weapon which would act as Mr. Cater points out, such as in the SW of the United States. And how about Ayer's Rock in Australia? I would also like to point out that there seems to have been a planet between Mars and Jupiter that was destroyed because there is nothing there now at all except for rubble, also known as the asteroid belt. If you travel the distance from the Sun to Mercury, you have a planet- Mercury. If you go double that distance, you have Venus. Double that distance and you arrive at the Earth. Something like that again and you arrive at Mars, Double it again and you arrive at- the asteroid belt. Hmmm ... , no planet. Go another planetary distance and you arrive at Jupiter, double that and you arrive at Saturn, double it and you arrive at Uranus, etc. ( Something like that ) I suspect that the Mahabharat war was a war of the demons against the demigods, and that the demons pulled a Pearl Harbour. This doesn't mean that the demigod civilisation has disappeared- the recent suncruiser activity around the Sun suggests that the demigods currently have the ability to engage in combat against intruders. http://www.skyboom.com/hollowearthpuranas/index9.html ( By the way, there is some new stuff at the bottom of that article ). But I do wish to emphasize that Vedic culture exists principally within a planet, and that there are various comments relating to the " Madyatah ", obviously the middle portion, in several Puranic stories. ( See the hompage of the Suncruiser article ) The crater Albetignius seems to be a good example of the effect of the particle-beam weapon which Cater refered to in the particle beam post below. http://www.astrosurf.com/jm.pierre/page5.html The crater is actually wider than the photo suggests, I think. Here is that piece from Cater: " THE ORIGIN OF MOON CRATERS The concensus seems to be that moon craters are caused by the impact of meteors. This is consistent with the quality of logic displayed in other areas of orthodox cosmology. The diameter of most of these craters is disproportionally great compared to their depth. A true impact crater has a depth commensurate with its diameter. An impact great enough to produce a crater with a diameter of some size on the moon would shatter the entire moon, since it is hollow with a relatively thin shell. To wit: some craters have a mountain in the center. It is significant that, in all cases in which the crater has a mountain, the mountain is always in the center. How did it ever escape destruction? The only logical answer is that the craters were produced by particlebeam weapons during the great interplanetary war. This, no doubt, was the one mentioned earlier, when the planet Maldek was destroyed. Other planetary bodies show similar craters, for instance, Mercury, Mars and the moons of Jupiter. A concentrated beam of high speed positive charges, preferably protons, can have devastating effects, if directed against a specific target. The beam by itself does relatively little damage. It is the after effects that are destructive. While in motion, the positive charge effects of the particles comprising the beam are minimal. After they strike the target, they lose their velocity and a tremendous positive charge is concentrated at the point of impact. This charge is maintained by incoming particles. A high concentration of soft and hard electrons converges on the area from all directions, creating a void in the regions originally occupied by these particles. Others rush in to fill the void and a chain reaction, or domino effect, is produced which affects the regions of space at ever increasing distances around the target area. The number of electrons that converge on the area is far out of proportion to the number of protons concentrated in the area. The ramifications are not difficult to imagine. The soft electrons congregating there disintegrate and release the hard electrons they contain. An inordinate concentration of hard electrons is the result, and is far more than can be absorbed by the protons. First, an implosion and then an explosion of electrons of colossal proportions are created. Most of the energy of the explosion is directed outward, since it follows the lines of least resistance. The number of particles involved and the amount of energy released can far exceed that of any nuclear device. Since the energy is directed outward, extremely wide but relatively shallow craters in a planet's surface result. The principles involved in such destructive forces are similar to those employed by Wilhelm Reich's cloudbuster, which will be discussed later. The center of the craters produced would experience a relatively small disturbance and, consequently, any mountain in the path of the proton beam would be left standing." Members, Thanks for the attention. The www.vedica.net list is a very unique list because it helps us to understand world, Vedic origins. I personally feel that the hollow Earth theory is a Vedic reality and that it is a missing link in many ways. At the bottom of all of the pages of my Hollow Earth in the Puranas site, http://www.skyboom.com/hollowearthpuranas/index.html I have an update link which is actually my hollow Earth site. Get on and find out a few things. YS, Dharmapada Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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