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The title below is self explanatory. The top part of the article is cutnpasted to here.
As you will understand from the article, speed is essential. The article on the No 1st Cost List site has all the live links needed. Since the two asteroids are from among the 100 largest, this is the link to that list in the article "List of 500 largest asteroids with no TNOs" http://www.no1stcostlist.com/Forums/vie ... 1.html#401
"Which two asteroids in the Longwood-Warren, aka the "Missing Earth" crop circle are shown in conjunction?"
By Daniel Alter n1cl-1
http://www.no1stcostlist.com/News/article/sid=53.html
When our astronomers objectively confirm in public that the conjunction is unnatural, this confirms that E-Ts are trying to contact us with a public warning telling us when our conservation debt made of Anti-Matter(A-M) will strike the Sun vaporizing Earth. We can prevent it, once we know precisely when. Time is of the essence, we can not afford to be wrong about this. Everyone's life is at stake.
"objective facts" are always created by eye witnesses. For a scientist it means eyewitness reports that accurately measure reality leading to predictions about thee causes and effects of what is reported. Objective facts can and must be verified by others. Honesty is a work requirement.
There are two ways to verify which asteroids are used for the conjunctions:
1. The brute force way our astronomers can use to confirm what the ME predicts: We have fast computers and telescopes so they could look where the 100 largest asteroids are supposed to be in their orbits, find those that are not where they are supposed to be, then look where the anomalous asteroids would be for them to be in conjunction on above predicted dates. This way would verify what the ME message shows.
or 2. Use the clues provided by the structure of the 'Missing Earth" to deduce which asteroids are used: This method is described below. This still requires our astronomers to look to fing the predicted asteroids.
(There is another another benefit, the ME shows us the logical syntax and structure the E-Ts use to tie pictures objectively/logically to reality.)
In order to find which two asteroids are shown in conjunction in the "Missing Earth" crop circle we need to do the following: Assume = posit a basis of comparison between the "Missing Earth" crop circle and the actual solar system, then measure the predictions this comparison generates.
b]Base Objective Premise of Comparison:[/b] The "Missing Earth" crop circle is an exact to scale representation of our solar system out to the asteroid belt.
There are 65 asteroids shown in the "Missing Earth" crop circle. Two asteroids are shown in conjunction at exactly the 9 o'clock position of our North Heliocentric view of our solar system. There are two possible conjunction dates, either on July 16, 2009 at 16:30.09 UT or exactly three sidereal Earth years later on July 16, 2012 at 10:57.52 UT.
Definition of conjunction for our purposes: When any two of the 65 asteroids intersect plane "A" at the same time on either of the two dates listed above. Plane "A" looks like a great wall that slices down through the asteroid conjunction vector that runs out from the Sun's center on Earth's ecliptic plane. i.e. A conjunction occurs even though both asteroids could literally be 100,000s of kilometers(km) apart on plane "A". e.g. One above the plane of Earth's ecliptic and one below, as long as they intersect "A" simultaneously.
How do we use the "Missing Earth" to determine which two asteroids are shown in conjunction?
1. The 65 asteroids shown in the 'Missing Earth" are all shown on the same orbital radius; yet asteroids vary by several 100 million kilometers in their orbital radii.
Our Secondary Premise: We assume the orbital radius shown is the average of the radii of the 65 asteroids = their Mean Orbital Radius(MOR).
Use this equation to find Mean Orbital Radius of 65 asteroids(MOR): Since we know Earth's orbital radius equals 1 AU(149,550,000 km), then we can deduce the MOR using the following relationship: Measure the diameter of 65 asteroids using a "Missing Earth" picture. The diameter of the asteroids in my "Missing Earth" picture measured 17.6 millimeters, while at the same time the orbital diameter of the Earth measured 7.075 millimeters. You will get an equation that looks like this, 17.6/7.075 = x/AU. Solve for x and divide by 2 to get MOR.
2. The equation the circle makers used to determine the size of the circles depicting the 65 asteroids in the 'Missing Earth" crop circle. The ME circle 65 asteroid orbital radius and diameter equation. i.e. Divide actual radius of each asteroid on either date into MOR, then multiply this percentage times actual diameter of asteroid in km to get proportional size of circle representing each asteroid in km.
Ergo, once you know one of two things, an asteroids actual orbital radius used in computing the Mean Orbital Radius of the 65 'Missing Earth" asteroids, or its actual diameter; then you can deduce which asteroid it is from the size of its the circle in the "Missing Earth".
3. Determine the constant of multiplication used to increase the size of the circles depicting the asteroids so they can be seen. I think by 10^5 = 100,000. This one is easy, each asteroid circle is some percentage of MOR in the ME picture, thus once we identify one asteroid and its circle size from the "asteroid diameter eq." defined above, then we can deduce what factor of multiplication was used. i.e. 1. Measure the circle size in the ME picture for your asteroid, divide that measurement by the MOR you measured in your picture and determine the percentage = A; 2. Divide the MOR in km into actual asteroid diameter and determine the percentage = B; 3. Solve for x: xB(km)/MOR(in km) = percentage A.
I presume the same for all the asteroid circles
Key characteristics of Longwood-Warren, i.e. "Missing Earth" crop circle.
The ME has two different dates in it, and one big difference.
First date: the concentric rings representing inner four planets orbits are for July 17, 2003 as the positions of the remaining three planets demonstrate.
Second date: the positions of the 65 asteroids shown are for July 16, 2009 or for July 16, 2012, exactly 6 or 9 sidereal years later.
The big discrepancy in ME is: the Sun is pushed nearly to Mercury's orbit, showing the net directional force of the explosion over 6 or 9 years , i.e. the difference between July 17, 2003 and July 16, 2009/2012.
These 65 asteroids shown are anomalous, in that they all lie on the same orbital radius. Actually their orbital radii vary by 100s of thousands of kilometers. Below we will see how the circle makers uses a beautifully elegant way to show actual asteroid diameter, orbital radius, and position with one circle for each asteroid and the mean of the 65 radii shown. How to see this is explained in Methods & Materials below.
Methods & Materials
READ MORE: http://www.no1stcostlist.com/News/article/sid=53.html
The "Methods & Materials" will explain in detail what is outlined above. Conclusions follow.
Questions please.
Dan Alter
As you will understand from the article, speed is essential. The article on the No 1st Cost List site has all the live links needed. Since the two asteroids are from among the 100 largest, this is the link to that list in the article "List of 500 largest asteroids with no TNOs" http://www.no1stcostlist.com/Forums/vie ... 1.html#401
"Which two asteroids in the Longwood-Warren, aka the "Missing Earth" crop circle are shown in conjunction?"
By Daniel Alter n1cl-1
http://www.no1stcostlist.com/News/article/sid=53.html
When our astronomers objectively confirm in public that the conjunction is unnatural, this confirms that E-Ts are trying to contact us with a public warning telling us when our conservation debt made of Anti-Matter(A-M) will strike the Sun vaporizing Earth. We can prevent it, once we know precisely when. Time is of the essence, we can not afford to be wrong about this. Everyone's life is at stake.
"objective facts" are always created by eye witnesses. For a scientist it means eyewitness reports that accurately measure reality leading to predictions about thee causes and effects of what is reported. Objective facts can and must be verified by others. Honesty is a work requirement.
There are two ways to verify which asteroids are used for the conjunctions:
1. The brute force way our astronomers can use to confirm what the ME predicts: We have fast computers and telescopes so they could look where the 100 largest asteroids are supposed to be in their orbits, find those that are not where they are supposed to be, then look where the anomalous asteroids would be for them to be in conjunction on above predicted dates. This way would verify what the ME message shows.
or 2. Use the clues provided by the structure of the 'Missing Earth" to deduce which asteroids are used: This method is described below. This still requires our astronomers to look to fing the predicted asteroids.
(There is another another benefit, the ME shows us the logical syntax and structure the E-Ts use to tie pictures objectively/logically to reality.)
In order to find which two asteroids are shown in conjunction in the "Missing Earth" crop circle we need to do the following: Assume = posit a basis of comparison between the "Missing Earth" crop circle and the actual solar system, then measure the predictions this comparison generates.
b]Base Objective Premise of Comparison:[/b] The "Missing Earth" crop circle is an exact to scale representation of our solar system out to the asteroid belt.
There are 65 asteroids shown in the "Missing Earth" crop circle. Two asteroids are shown in conjunction at exactly the 9 o'clock position of our North Heliocentric view of our solar system. There are two possible conjunction dates, either on July 16, 2009 at 16:30.09 UT or exactly three sidereal Earth years later on July 16, 2012 at 10:57.52 UT.
Definition of conjunction for our purposes: When any two of the 65 asteroids intersect plane "A" at the same time on either of the two dates listed above. Plane "A" looks like a great wall that slices down through the asteroid conjunction vector that runs out from the Sun's center on Earth's ecliptic plane. i.e. A conjunction occurs even though both asteroids could literally be 100,000s of kilometers(km) apart on plane "A". e.g. One above the plane of Earth's ecliptic and one below, as long as they intersect "A" simultaneously.
How do we use the "Missing Earth" to determine which two asteroids are shown in conjunction?
1. The 65 asteroids shown in the 'Missing Earth" are all shown on the same orbital radius; yet asteroids vary by several 100 million kilometers in their orbital radii.
Our Secondary Premise: We assume the orbital radius shown is the average of the radii of the 65 asteroids = their Mean Orbital Radius(MOR).
Use this equation to find Mean Orbital Radius of 65 asteroids(MOR): Since we know Earth's orbital radius equals 1 AU(149,550,000 km), then we can deduce the MOR using the following relationship: Measure the diameter of 65 asteroids using a "Missing Earth" picture. The diameter of the asteroids in my "Missing Earth" picture measured 17.6 millimeters, while at the same time the orbital diameter of the Earth measured 7.075 millimeters. You will get an equation that looks like this, 17.6/7.075 = x/AU. Solve for x and divide by 2 to get MOR.
2. The equation the circle makers used to determine the size of the circles depicting the 65 asteroids in the 'Missing Earth" crop circle. The ME circle 65 asteroid orbital radius and diameter equation. i.e. Divide actual radius of each asteroid on either date into MOR, then multiply this percentage times actual diameter of asteroid in km to get proportional size of circle representing each asteroid in km.
Ergo, once you know one of two things, an asteroids actual orbital radius used in computing the Mean Orbital Radius of the 65 'Missing Earth" asteroids, or its actual diameter; then you can deduce which asteroid it is from the size of its the circle in the "Missing Earth".
3. Determine the constant of multiplication used to increase the size of the circles depicting the asteroids so they can be seen. I think by 10^5 = 100,000. This one is easy, each asteroid circle is some percentage of MOR in the ME picture, thus once we identify one asteroid and its circle size from the "asteroid diameter eq." defined above, then we can deduce what factor of multiplication was used. i.e. 1. Measure the circle size in the ME picture for your asteroid, divide that measurement by the MOR you measured in your picture and determine the percentage = A; 2. Divide the MOR in km into actual asteroid diameter and determine the percentage = B; 3. Solve for x: xB(km)/MOR(in km) = percentage A.
I presume the same for all the asteroid circles
Key characteristics of Longwood-Warren, i.e. "Missing Earth" crop circle.
The ME has two different dates in it, and one big difference.
First date: the concentric rings representing inner four planets orbits are for July 17, 2003 as the positions of the remaining three planets demonstrate.
Second date: the positions of the 65 asteroids shown are for July 16, 2009 or for July 16, 2012, exactly 6 or 9 sidereal years later.
The big discrepancy in ME is: the Sun is pushed nearly to Mercury's orbit, showing the net directional force of the explosion over 6 or 9 years , i.e. the difference between July 17, 2003 and July 16, 2009/2012.
These 65 asteroids shown are anomalous, in that they all lie on the same orbital radius. Actually their orbital radii vary by 100s of thousands of kilometers. Below we will see how the circle makers uses a beautifully elegant way to show actual asteroid diameter, orbital radius, and position with one circle for each asteroid and the mean of the 65 radii shown. How to see this is explained in Methods & Materials below.
Methods & Materials
READ MORE: http://www.no1stcostlist.com/News/article/sid=53.html
The "Methods & Materials" will explain in detail what is outlined above. Conclusions follow.
Questions please.
Dan Alter