Have you ever wondered

[Dog Based Gremlin]

 

[Kasgoinjail]

They found water there though, is what they said

 

[UpAndComing]

Mars once looked like Earth. Look up Tiamat. Also the asteroid belt was a planet. Jupiter is actually a star. Our solar system also has 2 suns as 85% of solar systems do. That binary sun has 25,000 year orbit which coincides with ice ages and the Yuga cycle.

How you know about Tiamat?

I been studying stuff that like for over a decade

 

[Complexion]

Man, this is such a heavy topic that most of the Coli would think its Turbo Hotep babble but its blatantly obvious that the official story (aka HIStory) doesn't fit the pieces of the puzzle precisely. The bits that stick out are glossed over and ignored by most but one who reads the latest tech with the oldest "myths" finds a different pic floating into his third eye vision:

The magnetic anomalies of the Earth's crust

Something missing yet still present in pieces that form this thesis? Ask yourself why did every single ancient culture place such a high value on observing th minuscule movements of the celestial realm that were perceptible over lifetimes and contrast this with the modern obsession with celebs aka fake stars in lower Earth orbit...

When the wise man points at the moon the fool stares at the finger. Don't think... Feel.

 

[Dave24]

Which part?

Jupiter being a star and the rest of that post. Sounds very interesting.

 

[Dave24]

Mars once looked like Earth. Look up Tiamat. Also the asteroid belt was a planet. Jupiter is actually a star. Our solar system also has 2 suns as 85% of solar systems do. That binary sun has 25,000 year orbit which coincides with ice ages and the Yuga cycle.

This post @Breh Obama any books or websites you recommend that cover:

Tiamat

Jupiter being a star

Our solar system having two suns

Ice ages

The yuga cycle

Asteroid belt being a planet


I'm interested in learning more about all of that! @Breh Obama

 

[Breh Obama]

Jupiter being a star and the rest of that post. Sounds very interesting.

I have some books I’ll get the names when I’m at the crib but in the meantime look up Graham Hancock. He covers a lot of this stuff in depth

 

[Breh Obama]

How you know about Tiamat?

I been studying stuff that like for over a decade

If you know you know *Pusha T voice*