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| Elijahovah... |
 Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2009 4:46 am |
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If the axis shifted in 2370 BC on Nov 20 (Noahs 2-10-600)
is to be relatively returned on 2009 Nov 6
by impact opposite the Yucatan impact,
one would expect it in the South Pacific for least human
destruction by a God giving enough fore warning currently
being ignored. Such an impact at this time of year, would
have to be at 7-8am south pacific time if righting the axis were
intent.
This is in the direction behind the moving earth.
But the moon of that Oct 9 date is in the 7-8pm position.
Such a half-mile asteroid may not be from an orbit,
or from the 2005 July 4 comet that NASA blasted
and then couldn't see the pieces in the cloud.
It might be from the moon when it's south pole is blasted
on Oct 9. That moon will be at waning quarter moon which
is the position ahead of Earth's direction of movement
660 mph toward this 3rd quarter moon NASA blasts
5 miles of diameter out of with a 2 ton of nuke.
How long would it take for a half-mile rock from the moon's
south pole to be hit by Earth. Granted, a strike from this direction
would have to be north of the equator to right the Earth.
The best spot being North Pacific at 7-8pm.
Remember the purpose of this impact is to send billions of tons of
water
over the atmosphere to return a vapor canopy
(not because some promise to restore anything lost)
but because it is required to restore vegetation and soil
in such a short 1000 years to prove God is not dead with his intents.
Comments on calculation. Distance and speed from moon
ahead of Earth throwing a half-mile rock towards Earth? |
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