Interesting is that everything seems to be so
perfectly planned and organized that the object's orbit is stable and Cruithne will never
strike the earth.…
What a perfect design!
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Chicxulub Crater - An Ancient Impact Crater
by
Angus Sutherland for UFOArea.com
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April 23, 2007
The mysterious Chicxulub ("tail of the devil") also known as "sign of the horn" or "fire of the beast"
impact crater, on the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico, may have played a crucial role in the
extinction of seventy percent of the species and much of other life on earth...
Strange things happen out there in space. Many of them remain a true mystery because all known
laws of physics can not be applied to solve them.
New laws of physics are needed to face the most mysterious occurrences in the Universe...
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"Not long ago, the visual and infrared mapping spectrometer onboard NASA's Cassini orbiter captured an
odd, six-sided feature known as hexagon circling the north pole of Saturn. It is generally known that these
rather bizarre geometric shapes appear at the centres of
swirling vortices in planetary atmospheres. Interesting and unexplained is that Saturn's poles are so
different....."
Interesting is that everything seems to be so
perfectly planned and organized that the object's orbit is stable and Cruithne will never
strike the earth.…
Strange things happen out there in space. Many of them remain a true mystery because all known
laws of physics can not be applied to solve them.
New laws of physics are needed to face the most mysterious occurrences in the Universe...
"Not long ago, the visual and infrared mapping spectrometer onboard NASA's Cassini orbiter captured an
odd, six-sided feature known as hexagon circling the north pole of Saturn. It is generally known that these
rather bizarre geometric shapes appear at the centres of
swirling vortices in planetary atmospheres. Interesting and unexplained is that Saturn's poles are so
different....."