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Arrival
Kaleidoscope by Rohan Jayawardana On the 30th June, 1908 there was a phenomenal event. In the grey skies over the icy tundra of Siberia in Russia there occurred a monstrous explosion that lit up the nights all over Europe for almost a week and sent a series of jolting shockwaves encircling the planet Earth Three times! It has since been described as "a meteorite" that hurtled through the super-hot atmosphere at blinding speed and detonated seven kilometres ABOVE the surface of the icy Siberian plateau. However it is well-known that a meteorite is a huge mass of rock and ice travelling through space at a speed of over a hundred thousand miles per hour, and its inevitable impact on any surface at all is catastrophic. Consequently, how was it that a massive catastrophe was avoided on Earth that day; because it is unavoidable logic that this blazing "arrival" through Earth's atmosphere had indeed intelligently "self destructed" in an astonishing manner! It must be realized that a huge mass of rock and ice weighing several thousands of tons cannot "brake" because it has no control mechanism. How then would it have the "power" to explode itself ABOVE ground instead of crashing into the surface thunderously? The outcome is indeed catastrophic and in general terms can be described as usually lasting for very many years in terms of alterations in composition of the atmosphere, blocking-out of the sunlight; an enormous land displacement in a crater at ground-level perhaps down to the very core; and variations of planetary temperatures worldwide that would cause the deaths of several species; adjusted lifestyles all over and so forth. The entire history of Earth would have been for ever changed! (An "asteroid" is a type of minor planet and does not "shoot off") Evidence When the entity that arrived on 6th June 1908 exploded seven kilometres (approx.) over the surface it did not leave any crates or a "hole" in the ground. Although there was no sign of radioactivity ever found, the massive displacements of trees and sundry structures which were uniformly flattened to the ground in that remote region were EXACTLY as in the instances of "structural displacements" that occur in nuclear explosions, extending over huge areas. The above ground scenario is quite simply flattened horizontally and devastated by the blast waves, and in this particular event the trees etc. had fallen away from a central point in neat uniform patterns which confirmed the fact of a "nuclear-like" massive explosion. It was an amazing sight for dozens of square kilometres where there were no vertical sights left whatever. In 1908, in Czarist Imperial Russia the only travel was by horse and carriage into the far off Siberia, a primitive unexplored and virtually uninhabited part of the world. There was no train service here! (see "Anna Karenina" the film - by Russian author Leo Tolstoy 1828-1910). When the scientists from the principal institutions finally arrived in due course through hundreds of miles of snow, fog, ice and blizzards, it was a few years later! Therefore the "immediate evidence" had been obliterated by the harsh natural environment. All that was visible were the beautifully uniform arrangements frozen in ice of the flattened ground surface! Every test in the zone has proved the absence of radioactivity, as well. The nub of the issue has been avoided: if this was either a meteorite or any other unknown solid natural mass, how did it NOT CRASH into the ground? How was gravity avoided?! Who and why If the evidence was of an explosion that left behind most of the characteristics of a "fuel substance" similar to nuclear material in the nature of damage, etc, it was then not a natural entity such as a meteorite that had exploded: it was a manufactured "thing". In which event, it must be comprehended that this Arrival was indeed in highly elevated state of awareness of the consequences of a crash, being of massive mental prowess to even traverse the starry Universe itself, and therefore of "fine intelligence and sensitivity" to the harm that would occur by an accident. The zone of arrival selected had been noticed from as far as utterly remote! The decision to (therefore) self-destruct the "vehicle" was obviously unavoidable and beyond control. Everything was in the interest of the "creatures on the ground", the humans. It died nobly and beautifully, virtually un-noticed in earth's history. |
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