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MEDITERRANEAN LINES IN DATE ORDER and the Yuletide alerts The word EMPIRE always refers to that Entity run by Reptilians and can and does include the CorPorate The following on this page were found by Allan Webber's computer programmed template Allan used Erika Cheetham and Peter Lemesurier English spelling of the French to work from 7 26 1 Fustes & galees autour de sept navires, USA TOUUERS FALL, PERSUADES PRESIDENT AND LEGISLATURE TOWARDS WAR C1 Q87 Line2 Fera trembler autour de cité neufue AFTER TWO TREMBLE, (9/11) FEW INTERCEDE. OUTWARD DECEIT A FEATURE 10 87 1 Grand Roy viendra prendre port pres de Nisse GIVEN ORDINARY REPORT PRESIDENT PRETENDS INVADER IS PREPARED 8 70 2 Tyrannisant la Mesopotamie Tyrannizing over Mesopotamia (Iraq) TYRANT PLOT INSANE AIM SAME METAL POISON (D.U.) 8 70 1 Il entrera vilain, mechant, infame HE WILL ENTER, WICKED, UNPLEASANT, INFAMOUS THE AMERICAN VILLAIN'S FLAME IN AIR-TRAVEL TIME MACHINES (see Aerial Repositioning Chambers here) 8 70 4 Terre horrible, noir de phisonomie The land dreadful and black of aspect (2003) ADD TO IT USA FAMOUS RAYS RADIOELEMENT ALL FRIENDS MADE BY THE ADULTEROUS LADY (Condo Rice) 6 23 1 D'esprit de regne munismes descrie's PRESIDENT DECREES IS IMMUNE GUN DESPITE CRIMES DEGREE/rate 7 26 2 Sera livree une mortelle guerre: EVEN MORE TRUE ISRAEL ILLEGAL REVENGE – EMR RUIN ON VERMONT, NOV TERM 6 23 2 Et seront peuples esmeuz contre leur Roy TO RE-CONTROL SUEZ RULERS RELY ON EUROPE TERROR TO SUPPLEMENT 10 87 2 Le grand empire de la mort si en fera MORTALS: RADIO-ELEMENTS DEFINE EMPIRES’ DANGER 1 46 2 Grand feu du ciel en trois nuicts tumbera SUBMARINE ELECTRONIC INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDE ITS NUCLEI FUEL DANGER 1 46 3 Cause adviendra bien stupende et mirande BECAUSE AMERICA TRIDENT-SUBMARINE UPENDS, RADIUM RUINED MEDITERRANEAN 10 87 3 Aux Antipolles, posera son genisse ALL POINT TO EXPOSURES ASSURES NO GENESIS (radiation exposure and infertility) 10 87 4 Par mer la Pille tout esuanouyra APPAREL LITTLE MORE USE IN USA OR PERSIA (IRAN) 2 86 1 Naufrage a classe pres d'onde Hadriatique PERSIA RAGE, RADIATION DEEDS QUITE UNSAFE NO CLASS SPARED IN DEATH RAID 6 23 3 Paix sainct nouueau, sainctes loix empirees PERSIA FANATICS-CAUSE EXPLOITS: FIXATION ON USA- NEW MEXICO EXPERIMENTS 2 86 2 La terre tremble emue fus l'air en terre mis ISLAM EMBLEMS RE-ENTER ISRAEL USE TRUER MISERABLE ELEMENTS 2 86 3 Egypte tremble augment Mahometique MAHOMMETAN TRUE EMBLEM ENTER EGYPT, QUIET ARGUMENT (not on the news) 6 23 4 Rapis onc fut en si tredur arroy WAR ON PERSIA FUNCTIONS TO DESTROY PRESIDENT'S FUTURE Page 1 7 26 3 Chef de Madric recevra coup de vivres, CHIEF’S DEVICE CARRIED PURE SOURCE - PRODUCES RADIUM 1 46 1 Tout apres d'Aux, de Lestore et Mirande READ: RADIUM ORE EXUDES LEAST OUTPUT AS RADIO-ELEMENTS 1 46 4 Bien peu apres la terre tremblera ARAB PLANES IN UPPER PERSIA; LATER BLAME RETREAT (the excuse later is they were there retreating) 8 70 3 Tous amis fait d’adulterine d’ame All friends made by the adulterous lady (Condo Rice) ADD TO IT USA FAMOUS RAYS RADIOELEMENT (Medusa device D.E.F.) 8 70 4 Terre horrible, noir de phisonomie the land dreadful and black of aspect (2003) THREE TIME MONITORS (CERNs) HIDE TERRIBLE IONOSPHERE 7 26 4 Deux eschapees & cing meneesa terre. REDUCES EARTH, THESE ENEMIES THINK HATE EXCUSES SUCH EXCESS 2 86 4 L'Herault soy rendre a crier est commis MICHEL NOSTREDAME STORY CARRIES RULE 10 87 2 Le grand empire de la mort si en fera THUS THE DEATH OF THE GREAT EMPIRE WILL BE COMPLETED 10 87 4 Par mer la Pille tout esuanouyra PLUNDER BY THE SEA ~ ALL WILL VANISH From the very original publications using directions provided to the collator from within Allan’s template Keeping the quatrain lines here in the same date order just out of curiosity: 7 26 1 Fustes & galees autour de sept navires, (Cheetham) Foists and galleys around seven ships The foist/Malus and galleys/Argo are the Mantids around seven vessels – those of the Nemesis system We already have learned that the words “barque, birch, boat, canoe, coracle, island, ship, vessel” etc mean planetary body L, H, G aphesis (silent letters) used per 2 39 2 & 2 44 2 7 26 1 Fuftes & galeres autour fept Navires VULGAR PESTERER, LARGE SUPER STAR Nemesis STATUE the Mars faceALA-LU UP: FAVOURS PULSATES UUET UUAVE SEUUER IN FIFTEEN AGE... OVER-EAGER GRAVELESS RAPTURE, TO GUT, TO RAVAGE. GREAT APE (Sirius) IS SERF: PLAGUES, AGUES, FLOATS EARTH’S UUEARIFUL PATTERN orbit, using CERN TELLINGER SOUL PURSUE SAFER FUEL FEATURES FREES SLAVES: OUTLASTS FATUOUS U.S ELITES SUFFER SERVE TUUITTER FUTURE, SOFTUUARE LARGESSE. REFUSE ROGUE’S TASTEFUL PIG’S EAR... it isn’t a silk purse o saying to not be tempted by this easy life sitting at - and controlled by - viewing screens pairs: o 12 4 2 Fera faillir, froissant fort, foy faucher (planet of crossing) o STAUNCH ORACLE SCHOLAR IS NOT FAULTY UUITH FILTHIER OFF-EARTH CROSS-RATIO RUFFIANS’ CORROSION, FOUL LION FASCIST UUHO ENTHRALLS, STEALS, HALLUCINATES THE ACTORS “SOFTUUARE” (brains) GREATEST TRUSTFUL PUTIN, RELEASES LESS STRESSFUL SUFFRAGETTE (the Feminine) REFERS UUAGE SOFTER LIFE PUTIN FORGAVE; GRATEFUL TO AVERAGE normal UUIFE (!) this may be a reference to his stance on homosexuality PUTIN PLEASES OUR AS, (Ayse VULTURE, (LyRa UUASP, (Che J-Rod FAULTIER FAVOURITE SAGE Nostradamus POET’S TRUE INTERPRETER LEAFLETS: TO FRUSTRATE FOUL ULTRA FEAR TORTURER halal OGRE. Related to Allah-Lu o in previous lines the OGRE has been the Dero – the “Anu mule” also known as the Nephilim OUR AS, (Ayse VULTURE, (LyRa UUASP, (Che J-Rod PURIFIES, PUT UURESTLER VENTURA SOUL; ARGUES USE SAFEST (i.e. not nuclear) IN PESTIFEROUS (i.e. artificial) RAGING SUPER GALES other lines say Ventura in office in bad times STAGE GATESstargatesPERVERT OFFENSIVE PRE FUNERAL FATEFULNESS, USURP RESENTFUL NEFARIOUS RAPTURE. This is the “insane” SAMAROBRIN four of 6 5 3 “one hundred leagues off [above] the hemisphere” AUUE-FUL LAVA SPRAUUL, UURAP OVER SELF-RUIN UUASTEFUL UUARFARE ELITE TUUERP: UUHOPERVERTS UUIT OF FEARLESS ONES. C+F+ “SOFTUUARE” FEATURES SIR POSER LOSE TURNIP underground U.S.A. NEST o 9 58 1 STAGE GATES DIVERT CERN RAY END while in the template I spotted this: bowl o 9 59 1 ELITE PRETENDER PREFER REPENT AFTER VIAL MADE FALTER; AVAIL LAVA AFLARE, A VALID ELITE FEAR o SIR POSER is Marduk who has at least fifty names Page 2 o 3 82 1 Friens, Antibol, villes autour de Nice, continues: line 2 They will be thoroughly devastated by sea and by land line four says: Captured, dead, bound, pillaged without law of war (sent off in trains o SALUTES AUSTRALIAN UNDER: OBTAINS ALIEN A.I.BENNU BENEFICIATIONS TOUUARDS ADULTEROUS ALLIES IS INTRODUCE INSANE CERN SINE VIBRATIONS TO RUIN E.D. ORBIT DETOUR: ALLUSIVE REDUCTION FENCE Allan’s template IS NON-BELIEVER LIBELLER INSULTED ICON, CLOUDS BENNU ISSUE TROUBLED INDECISIVE AUSTRALIAN INTRODUCES. IN-CREDULOUS FEEBLE-VOICED ELITE LOUT DERISION, COINED ‘OBLIVIOUS’, ENVIES SOLID EVIDENCE, IS NOT BELIEVED. INFURIATES TRENDIES. BEAUTIFUL, ICON INSINUATE VOLCANO LAVA VIOLENCE ON LIAR SINFUL BRUTALITIES BUILDERS o The word “BEAUTIFUL” is a key word for the Seraphim of the King of kings hibernating in the Black Knight orbiting ICON = Elohim IDENTIFIER IS: RESIDENT FIND USEFUL INTERBREEDS, DEFILE; DENIES FERTILE SUNNIER, BULLIES INTRUDE NUCLEAR: INITIATE ARTIFICIAL ABILITIES, ARE ILLUSIVE. LABORITIES INSERT INEDIBLE NUTRITIVE INTO FOOD, IS DELIBERATE SELF-RUIN, LUNATIC INSANE UTILITIES “smart” SABOTEUR FOUND LUCRATIVE TO INSERT UNALTERABLE TENACIOUS BLOOD DNA TRUANCIES INTO UNCLEAN UNSAFE LOADED NEEDLES. INTRUDER UUAS ENLIL/VALIANT. INCLUDES INTRUSIVE ABORTION, UNFAIR NEUROTIC INFECTIVE FORNICATION – BRUTAL ANUS EVIL FORTUITOUS CENTURIES’ BRILLIANCE, FABULOUS VIRTUOUS ICON A.R.C. INTERACTION, FOR NAÏVE BELOVED ELECT Andrew D. Basiago Helen Parks November 18 at 1:54pm · Andy - once again you have cleared up some thing in the texts "The acronym used to describe the jump room that took from the Cassiopeians/Nostradamus/Leonardo Da Vinci (who US chrononauts to Mars was ARC. also disappeared via what must have been a jump room, when The term A.R.C. stands for "Aeronautical Repositioning he was 26 - for two years), which I did not understand - the Chamber." Unbeknownst to Laura Eisenhower when she letters A.R.C come up frequently and now I wish I had known they are the acronym for the jump rooms. You see - Arc is in cited ARC in her account of the effort that was made to alkhemye List term, the hidden name for Sagittarius amongst recruit her to the Mars colony in 2006-7, this term was many other more normal things. Turns out Nostradamus (at included in our Mars jump room training in 1980. This the age of 36) simply appeared in "the room of the painter" fact convinces me that Laura was the focus of an actual says Da Vinci – so Da Vinci painted him into the Last Supper - attempt to recruit her to the secret US colony on Mars. and one can see the "therses" hovering in front of him (the Laura is also an intelligent, emotionally balanced same which came and hovered in front of me). Andy - do you generalist with credentialing in many different practical know what that flower thing really is? The Da Vinci version skills, including survival training -- just the kind of (before Nostradamus was born in 1503) is here along with individual that you would seek to staff an off-planet Cesar de Notredame's painting of his father (after 1600).
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    NICU GOGA CARTE DE ASTRONOMIE Editura REVERS CRAIOVA, 2010 Referent ştiinţific: Prof. univ.dr. Radu Constantinescu Editura Revers ISBN: 978-606-92381-6-5 2 În contextul actual al restructurării învăţământului obligatoriu, precum şi al unei manifeste lipse de interes din partea tinerei generaţii pentru studiul disciplinelor din aria curiculară Ştiinţe, se impune o intensificare a activităţilor de promovare a diferitelor discipline ştiinţifice. Dintre aceste discipline Astronomia ocupă un rol prioritar, având în vedere că ea intermediază tinerilor posibilitatea de a învăţa despre lumea în care trăiesc, de a afla tainele şi legile care guvernează Universul. În plus, anul 2009 a căpătat o co-notaţie specială prin declararea lui de către UNESCO drept „Anul Internaţional al Astronomiei”. În acest context, domnul profesor Nicu Goga ne propune acum o a doua carte cu tematică de Astronomie. După apariţia lucrării Geneza, evoluţia şi sfârşitul Universului, un volum care s+a bucurat de un real succes, apariţia lucrării „Carte de Astronomie” reprezintă un adevărat eveniment editorial, cu atât mai mult cu cât ea constitue în acelaşi timp un material monografic şi un material cu caracter didactic. Cartea este structurată în 13 capitole, trecând în revistă problematica generală a Astronomiei cu puţine elemente de Cosmologie. Cartea îşi propune şi reuşeşte pe deplin să ofere răspunsuri la câteva întrebări fundamentale şi tulburătoare legate de existenţa fiinţei umane şi a dimensiunii cosmice a acestei existenţe, incită la dialog şi la dorinţa de cunoaştere. Consider că, în ansamblul său, cartea poate contribui la îmbunătăţirea educaţiei ştiinţifice a tinerilor elevi şi este deosebit de utilă pentru toţi „actorii” implicaţi în procesul de predare-învăţare: elevi, părinţi, profesori.
  • XO-3B: a Massive Planet in an Eccentric Orbit Transiting an F5V Star

    XO-3B: a Massive Planet in an Eccentric Orbit Transiting an F5V Star

    XO-3b: A Massive Planet in an Eccentric Orbit Transiting an F5V Star Christopher M. Johns–Krull1,2, Peter R. McCullough3, Christopher J. Burke3, Jeff A. Valenti3, K. A. Janes4, J. N. Heasley5, L. Prato6, R. Bissinger7, M. Fleenor8, C. N. Foote9, E. Garcia–Melendo10, B. L. Gary11, P. J. Howell4, F. Mallia12, G. Masi13, T. Vanmunster14 [email protected] ABSTRACT We report the discovery of a massive (Mpsini= 13.02 0.64 MJ; total mass 13.25 0.64 MJ), ± ± th large (1.95 0.16 RJ) planet in a transiting, eccentric orbit (e = 0.260 0.017) around a 10 magnitude F5V± star in the constellation Camelopardalis. We designate the± planet XO-3b, and the star XO-3, also known as GSC 03727-01064. The orbital period of XO-3b is 3.1915426 0.00014 days. XO-3 lacks a trigonometric distance; we estimate its distance to be 260 23 pc. The± radius ± −1 of XO-3 is 2.13 0.21 R⊙, its mass is 1.41 0.08 M⊙, its vsini = 18.54 0.17 km s , and its metallicity is [Fe/H]± = 0.177 0.027. This± system is unusual for a number± of reasons. XO-3b is one of the most massive− planets± discovered around any star for which the orbital period is less than 10 days. The mass is near the deuterium burning limit of 13 MJ, which is a proposed boundary between planets and brown dwarfs. Although Burrows et al. (2001) propose that formation in a disk or formation in the interstellar medium in a manner similar to stars is a more logical way to differentiate planets and brown dwarfs, our current observations are not adequate to address this distinction.
  • Observing List for Niabi

    Observing List for Niabi

    day month year Epoch 2000 local clock time: 23.98 Observing List for Niabi 16 3 2019 RA DEC alt az Constellation object mag A mag B Separation description hr min deg min 30 291 Auriga M36 open cluster of a dozen or so young stars (30million years old) 5 36.1 34 8 32 287 Auriga M37 rich, open cluster of 150 stars, very fine 5 52.4 32 33 30 293 Auriga M38 large open cluster 220 million years old 5 28.7 35 50 39 301 Auriga IC2149 planetary nebula, stellar to small disk, slightly elongated 5 56.5 46 6.3 33 305 Auriga Capella 0.1 alignment star 5 16.6 46 0 43 288 Auriga UU Aurigae Magnitude 5.1-7.0 carbon star (AL# 36) 6 36.5 38 27 36 291 Auriga 37 Theta Aurigae 2.6 7.1 3.6 white & bluish stars 5 59.7 37 13 25 292 Auriga 14 Aurigae 5.1 7.4 14.6 pale yellow and blue 5 15.4 32 31 54 56 Bootes 17, Kappa Bootis 4.6 6.6 13.4 bright white primary & bluish secondary 14 13.5 51 47 54 56 Bootes 21, Iota Bootis 4.9 7.5 38.5 wide yellow & blue pair 14 16.2 51 22 35 99 Bootes 29, Pi Bootis 4.9 5.8 5.6 fine bright white pair 14 40.7 16 25 40 87 Bootes 36, Epsilon Bootis (Izar) (*311) (HIP72105) 2.9 4.9 2.8 golden & greenish-blue 14 45 27 4 34 94 Bootes 37, Xi Bootis 4.7 7 6.6 beautiful yellow & reddish orange pair 14 51.4 19 6 38 70 Bootes 51, Mu Bootis 4.3 7 108.3 primary of yellow & close orange BC pair 15 24.5 37 23 38 76 Bootes Delta Bootis 3.5 8.7 105 wide yellow & blue pair 15 15.5 33 19 41 101 Bootes Arcturus -0.11 alignment star 14 15.6 19 10.4 41 119 Bootes NGC5248 galaxy with bright stellar nucleus and oval halo 13 37.5 8 53 51 59 Bootes NGC5676