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Russian Scientist Warns ‘Star of Jesus’ Shockwave Approaching Earth

By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers

Russian Scientist Doctor Vladimir Shaidurov has submitted to the Russian Academy of Science a most interesting report today that states, in part, that not only has our Earth’s climate been changing due to the ever increasing number of Cosmic Blasts hitting our Planet, but more ominously that the largest ‘Shockwave’ of all in fast approaching us.

Even more intriguing about Dr. Shaidurov’s findings is that this Massive Shockwave, soon to hit us, is a remnant of the historical Star of Bethlehem that Christians believe heralded the Birth of Jesus, and which ancient accounts suggest as being a Supernova located in the Aquila Constellation of the Milky Way Galaxy.

Dr. Shaidurov is no stranger to controversy in submitting this report as his previous reports, and which he uses to support his current theories, have also been met with skepticism, and as we can read as reported by the Mongabay News Service in their article titled "Climate change due to water vapor from cosmic explosion, not fossil fuels says new theory", and which says:

"In an unpublished paper, Vladimir Shaidurov of the Russian Academy of Sciences argues that the apparent rise in average global temperature recorded by scientists over the past hundred years could be due to atmospheric changes resulting from the Tunguska Event, a massive explosion over Siberia on the June 30th, 1908 that is thought to have resulted from an asteroid or comet entering the earth's atmosphere and exploding. Shaidurov says that the event could have caused "considerable stirring of the high layers of atmosphere" and triggered the subsequent rise in global temperatures.

According to Shaidurov's theory, "small changes in the atmospheric levels of water, in the form of vapour and ice crystals can contribute to significant changes to the temperature of the earth's surface, which far outweighs the effects of carbon dioxide and other gases released by human activities." Shaidurov claims that a 1 percent rise of water vapour could raise the global average temperature of Earth's surface by more than 4 degrees Celsius."

Though Western Researchers are quick to dismiss Dr. Shaidurov’s findings, as they do not conform to the accepted ‘political theory’ that Global Warming is caused by human beings, there are some Western scientists, conducting similar research, that are coming to these same conclusions, and as we can read as reported Canada’s National Post News Service in their article titled "Global warming linked to cosmic rays", and which says:

"A prominent University of Ottawa science professor says what we know about global warming is wrong -- that stars, not greenhouse gases, are heating up the Earth. Jan Veizer says high-energy rays from distant parts of space are smashing into our atmosphere in ways that make our planet go through warm and cool cycles.

The retired professor (he still holds a research chair and supervises grad students and post-doctoral fellows) knows that to challenge the accepted climate-change theory can lead to a nasty fight. It's a politically and economically loaded topic. Yet, he is speaking out -- a bit nervously -- about his published research.

High-energy cosmic rays are hitting us all the time. This has been known for a long time. What's new is that a variety of researchers are asking what cosmic rays do to our world and its weather. That includes a theory published last year by the Proceedings of the Royal Society arguing cosmic rays "unambiguously" form clouds and affect our climate. Prof. Veizer is a leader in geochemistry -- learning about Earth's past by the chemistry preserved in rocks and sediments. The Royal Society of Canada called him "one of the most creative, innovative and productive geoscientists of our times."

He won the 1992 Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize, worth $2.2-million, the German government's highest prize for research in any field. Yet, for years he held back on his climate doubts. "I was scared," he said. And he still is."

The fear Dr. Veizer speaks of in releasing his findings are well known to us, and as we have reported on many times, due to the Western Nations fears of their population’s reactions should they ever learn the horrific truths, and dangers, facing our Earth, and even worse learn about their leaders plans to protect themselves with their vast underground cities still frantically being built.

Today’s report by Dr. Shaidurov states that all of our present Earth’s problems, from Global Warming to increasing earthquake and volcanic activity to increased meteorite fireball sightings around the World, all have as their ‘common cause’ a Supernova explosion in the Aquila Constellation around 2,000 years ago, and at a distance from our Earth of 2,000 Light Years, and which since then the remnants of this Massive Cosmic Explosion, both Electromagnetic and Debris Field, have been traveling towards our Planet.

Dr. Shaidurov further states in his report that this Supernova explosion can only be attributed to the historic Star of Bethlehem that heralded the birth of Jesus, and of which we can read as researched by many scholars, and scientists, throughout the centuries:

"The British astronomer David Hughes, in The Star of Bethlehem (Walker and Co., New York, 1979) follows the trail from Kepler's investigation into the twentieth century – but is there any real evidence for a Nativity supernova or nova (a lesser star explosion that remains visible for a shorter period of time in the sky than a supernova)? There wasn't any – until Western scholars began to study Far Eastern astronomical records, some of which are very ancient.

For example, by 2,500 B.C. Chinese stargazers had determined that a year was 365 and 1/4 days long; and they also kept detailed records of sunspots, eclipses, shooting stars (bright meteorites), comets and novas.2 Interest focused immediately on two special objects – a 5 B.C. Chinese hui-hsing and a 4 B.C. Korean po-hsing. A hui-hsing ("broom star") was usually a comet that displayed a tail as it swept through the sky; and a po-hsing ("bushy star") was applied to a comet or bright star that seemed to emit rays.

The Chinese had a third category, k'o-hsing ("guest star"), which identified a new star, like a nova or supernova – but, using only the naked eye, many of these terms were misapplied, so that, for example, the first two terms were sometimes applied to novas or supernovas.4 Actually, supernovas (involving the explosion of a great star), that can produce light on Earth matching that of the Moon and lasting for as long as a year, are quite rare; and to be visible with the naked eye, they would have to occur in our galaxy (only four of these have been observed in the last 1,000 years).

The first suggestion that the Star might be a nova appeared apparently in the writing of the 18th-century Jesuit missionary J.F. Foucquet, who in translating Chinese astronomical records found reference to the hui that appeared mysteriously in the sky in 5 B.C. for over 70 days. With renewed study of these Chinese records from the 1950s on, K. Lundmark (1953) was sure that the 5 B.C. object was the Star of Bethlehem, while Hugh Montefiore (1960) felt that the Magi probably connected the 7-6 B.C. conjunctions with the 5 B.C. object.6 D. Clark, J. Parkinson and R. Stephenson in their study (1977) concluded that the March 5 B.C. event was a bright nova. A.J. Morehouse (1978) noted that the Korean po should be related to a different calendar than the Chinese hui; so he dated the po as appearing on April 24, 4 B.C.

The Chinese text dated the appearance of the hui only generally, in the "second month," between March 10–April 7, 5 B.C. Morehouse argued that these two events should be considered one in the same.

The fourth and final sign was a really bright nova, that appeared in March-April, 5 B.C. This startling "new star" blazed over the border between the constellations of Capricornus and Aquila, first seen in the eastern sky in the earliest light of dawn. The Chinese records suggest that it was quite bright, even very bright. This unexpected star must have told the Magi that now, indeed, the royal birth had occurred. A bright nova occurs approximately every 25 years, and by itself it might not have drawn much attention. But a really bright nova would have been a spectacular event and, lasting the extended period of time recorded by the Chinese, would occur only once every 150-200 years.

The reason the Chinese and Korean sightings are considered to be one and the same is that the probability of two such bright novas occurring within 1-2 years of each other carries an almost non-existent probability of 1/10,000. The whole sequence of related astronomical events that we see here preceding the birth of Christ could only happen about every 2,000 years.24 Anyway, for the Maji the last piece of the puzzle was in place, and now they had to act. The logical destination, without a doubt, was Jerusalem, capital of the Jewish world."

More curious to us in this report, by Dr. Shaidurov, is that from this same Aquila Constellation, attributed as being the location of The Star of Bethlehem in 5 B.C., came also the greatest Supernova of our Modern Era in 1918, and which is the same year that "Pope Benedict XV re-established the ancient diocese of Leiria on January 17, 1918, and in an April 29, 1918 letter to the Portuguese bishops, he referred to the occurrences at Fatima as "an extraordinary aid from the Mother of God."

It must also be noted that as Pope Benedict XV began the final minutes of our Age in 1918, it is the present Pope Benedict XVI, the Dark Pope, who is reigning for the final chapter before the return of the final, and most dangerous, Pope Peter.

Noted too, for our instruction, are the ancient myths of this Aquila Constellation and its association with the powerful Eagle symbol used by the American Empire and its allies in their conquest for total World domination:

"The constellation resembles a wide winged, soaring, short necked, bird, which the ancients identified as an eagle. In classical Greek mythology, it was identified as the eagle which carried the thunderbolts of Zeus..."

And as the ‘Thunderbolts of Zeus’ are indeed once again threatening our World, our very existence as human beings, the choices of, and for, survival must be made for those without the knowing.

11.19.2006
RIGEL (Beta Orionis). Like its rival in Orion, Betelgeuse, Rigel (Beta Orionis) is a supergiant. Its name comes from the same root as Betelgeuse's, originally "rijl Al-jauza," meaning the "foot" of al-jauza, the Arabs "Central One." For us, the star represents the left foot of Orion, the mythical hunter. It is usually pictured as perched upon a fainter star, Cursa (Beta Eridani), which represents the hunter's foot stool. Though Rigel is Orion's Beta star, it appears to us somewhat brighter than the Alpha star, Betelgeuse, perhaps suggesting that Betelgeuse was somewhat brighter in times past. Rigel ranks 7th in visual brightness, just behind Auriga's Capella. At a distance of 775 light years, Rigel actually shines with the light of 40,000 Suns. It is a "blue supergiant," a fairly hot star with a surface temperature (11,000 Kelvin) about double that of our Sun. Its warmer temperature gives it a bluish-white light that contrasts beautifully with Betelgeuse. If the hot star's invisible ultraviolet radiation is considered, the luminosity climbs to 66,000 solar, the radiation pouring from a star 70 times the solar size. Rigel is accompanied by a fairly bright, seventh magnitude companion nine seconds of arc away. Normally such a star is easily found in a small telescope, but Rigel's brilliance nearly overwhelms it. The companion, at least 50 times farther from Rigel than Pluto is from the Sun, is itself double, the components much fainter and much less massive class B main sequence stars that are fusing hydrogen into helium. With an original mass around 17 times that of the Sun, Rigel is in the process of dying, and is most likely fusing internal helium into carbon and oxygen. The star seems fated to explode, though it might just make it under the wire as a rare heavy oxygen-neon white dwarf. Rigel is a part of a large association whose stars are related by birth. The group includes the stars of Orion's Belt, the Orion Nebula of Orion's sword and its illuminating stars, and many of the other hot blue-white stars in the constellation.

Written by Jim Kaler. Return to STARS.

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2005 December 27
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IC 2118: The Witch Head Nebula
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Brian, looks just like Reiki symbols, Jesus was said to use these in healing.
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