Gliese 581g: The Extrasolar Planet Harboring Life!

Reflection: #054

Today, we cross the border in our search for extraterrestrial life. The dreamer—I mean myself—who dreamed and defended the possibility of solar systems with planets that in turn harbor life, now sees his dream as reality.

In the online magazine Rense,

http://www.rense.com/

, I found an interesting article today. I followed the link

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/8033930/Alien-life-certain-to-exist-on-Earth-like-planet-scientists-say.html

and opened the "Telegraph" newspaper. In it, a scientist who spent eleven years analyzing a solar system in our neighborhood speaks. I don't want to translate everything he said, but I'll summarize the most important things.  This solar system is only twenty light-years from us. In astronomy, that's a very small distance.

I'd like to clarify that a scientist doesn't measure distances by the speed of a car and doesn't analyze if it's possible to get there by land vehicle or plane. An astronomer has to measure time and space, and there are other dimensions, other units of measure, so it can be said that the distance separating us from this solar system is small.  They found at least three planets, if not more, in this system they called Gliese 581.

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gliese_581

These astronomers call a certain distance from the Sun a habitable zone, where the planet is neither too close to the Sun nor too far away. Well, the first two were found on the edge of this band. One is already a bit close, the other almost too far. Now, they found a planet right in the middle, at the most convenient distance. They called it Gliese 581g. It is a rocky planet, like Earth, made of land, rock, and probably water. It is slightly larger than our Earth, and like our Moon, it always faces the Sun in the same way. This means it orbits the Sun but does not rotate on its axis. This in turn gives a stable environment to which all life can easily adapt. Even more so in the strips approaching the dark side of the planet and its more pleasant temperature—that is, closer to the four horizons: west and east, south and north—where the Sun's rays arrive with less force.  Now, after hundreds, if not thousands, of years of torment and uncertainty about being alone—depending on the nature or whim of the Creator God—the end comes.

From now on, we know that the work of the Creator or creation itself was more intense than we thought. Just in our galaxy, there are perhaps 40 billion planets with life. Is it possible that creation took only six days? We don't know how many more galaxies are out there. The numbers are astronomical and debunk everything calculated in the 80s until recently. 

It's a great day. It's the dawn of a new era. Those who understand the purpose of this discovery will be happy.

All other feelings are invalid because fear and worry about danger from outside always existed. It was just suppressed with the argument that we are the only people created by God anyway, so no threat can come from this starry world above our heads. 

Now, if someone fears that this will result in the loss of privileges granted by one or another God—especially the clergy—I say: Go back to being more humble and more believing. Because believing in one God is good, but excluding the entire rest of the universe from the generosity of this Creator is arrogant.

For those who can read the article in English, here is the link to the original report: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/8033930/Alien-life-certain-to-exist-on-Earth-like-planet-scientists-say.html

Josef Bauer

Lunar Anomalies Part 2: Second Impact and It Fills Up

Report: #0159

Those who have bad luck always have it.  The anomaly image in 1024x768 resolution of 50.4 KB opens in a new window.  The site of the first impact has just flooded. Almost no trace of the trauma remains.

But the heavens raged again, and boom!—another impact in the same spot.  

Fortunately, it wasn't so large, and soon the crater is made to disappear with the filling of a mass, whether lava or, as I suspect, water that emerges due to heat caused from below and freezes again.  It could also be a mixture of dust and water that transforms into cement and hardens like concrete.  

A new crater of another smaller impact is filling in a second output of some liquid.

 Josef Bauer

They must be bombing the moon to see evidence of water there. This images tell mi all about it without to do this act of war.

 
The bomb is not the problem!

The Dream of the Earth

Reflection: #025

Another beautiful image of Earth taken from the surface of the Moon. Captured by the Japanese satellite Kaguya. I hope they give us more images with this clarity. Thank you.  The Earth rises in the morning over the Moon's horizon

Our Earth is a jewel. Our nest, harboring so much life. 

The scientific powers of this small and fragile fragment of a star claim exclusive rights to know all the world's secrets. Every human must learn and accept this as irrefutable.

The religious powers of this small and weak fragment of a star claim the exclusive right to declare that only this planet is filled with life created by God. Only it must be served, and only in it can one believe. 

The political powers of this small and fragile fragment of stars claim the exclusive right to make decisions. Every person must submit to their laws. 

The economic powers of this small and weak fragment of stars claim exclusive rights over all accumulated capital. Every human must serve capitalism with all their strength.

The military powers of this small and weak fragment of a star claim exclusive rights to kill people and entire nations. For them, every human is an obedient soldier with whom wars can be waged. 

The demonic powers of this small and weak fragment of a star claim exclusive rights to fill the souls of people and entire nations with suffering and agony. 

The divine powers of this small and weak fragment of a star claim the exclusive right to sustain or destroy this fragile flame of life whenever they wish.  I am speaking of the same planet.

Neither one nor the other. This one, which looks so beautiful.

This small blue diamond, the stage of our lives.

The place of slavery.

There is nowhere to go.

No place to hide.

No one to complain to. 

Slavery on Earth.

Loneliness in the universe.

Trapped in time.

Toys of the gods.

What a nightmare.  If we end the wars, slavery will end.

With faith in life, we will find it throughout the universe.

If we end the loneliness, we will begin to connect with creation. 

Let us forget the past and not wait for a better tomorrow.

Today is the day to live.

Time is trapped in its own time.

Neither the false demons nor the gods of the elements are the masters.

The nightmare ends, and the dream can begin. 

The dream of the Earth and its inhabitants, united with the universe. 

Josef Bauer

Divine Designs – Paths cross for a moment

 

 Report: 130.

Paths cross for a moment

 Wallpaper: Paths cross 1024x768
 Josef Bauer

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The Origin of Biological Life

Reflection: #024

The origin of biological life must be part of the planet's elements. Our cells are largely composed of carbon and its multiple molecular compounds with hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus, sulfur, calcium, and other molecules. The bony skeleton of a body is so hard yet light due to its porous structure. It serves to support and protect the organs of multicellular organisms.  The first elemental compounds formed organic molecules. Cells emerged, and with them began the evolution of biological life.

Elements flowed into the cells from the outside, which were more gaseous than liquid. These were the preliminary stages of blood formation. This fluid inflated these small cells or clusters of cells, which in turn floated in the ocean waters. Through electrical and chemical necessity, they united and aligned like molecules of different elements.  Atoms of accumulated gases moved among them, and thus the first interaction of living beings occurred. All of this described took place in the depths of the oceans, always near the hot gases of underwater volcanoes. Possibly, under these conditions—as in the beginning—life constantly begins anew and awaits its development.  

The secret of biological life lies mainly in the control of smaller, immeasurable forces. Electrical forces, gravitational forces—not to speak of anything supernatural, but of chaos theory and symmetry. For some reason, the symmetry of the universe became unstable. From that moment, the universe worked with all its power to regain that original symmetry—or at least to find a balance among the forces that were released at the beginning of our known, unstable universe.  

In an effort to achieve new stability, an tireless process of trial and correction developed among the most diverse constellations of elements and forces. One of these created universes achieved exactly the kind of lasting stability we know now.

But this stability must not be confused with singularity—that is, with the original state of Silent Nothingness, which cannot be comprehended by our understanding. 

The singularity became an explosive, lightning-fast, changing chaos. From this chaos emerged the state we consider order, which produced us as thinking beings. It appears to us as a constant singularity because we can only observe brief moments.  

But this is not so. Realities are different from what our senses tell us. One thing is certain: we do not move in a straight line. Only the curvature of space would return us to the starting point after a long journey. If the world, the universe, also finds its way back to its original singularity through the curvature of something higher, we will probably never know. 

The development of life that recognizes itself, that has developed consciousness, that has soul and individuality, is incomprehensible.  

Josef Bauer