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rom what I have been able to decipher, galaxies are not scattered willy-nilly all over the universe as you might imagine. They seem to be linked by threads of energy and arranged in rows which run in many directions. Moreover, not all galaxies are linked together by the same threads of energy.Deep space can be likened to a many-ribboned highway, where these 'ribbons' of energy can be used to navigate the heavens. Some space travellers 'fire' their craft down these highways at fantastic speeds using the natural energy of the universe. The technique is akin to using an optical fibre filament. Indeed, the spaceship becomes no more than a pulse of electricity or light as it utilises these filaments of pure energy.
On this planet I have heard these types of ships referred to as "lightships". I'm not sure whether the people who use these descriptions really know how close they are to a true description of these fantastic vessels!
A lightship is a marvel of technology and Nature combined. It is an exercise in cybernetics well beyond our understanding. As with their houses, these ships are partially living entities. A few people on this planet have suggested that some types of alien craft are powered by giant crystals. This may be correct for some, but the craft or transporter I was privileged to board was a living crystal-based entity in its own right! Apparently, this is essential for dimensional-type travel, as everything that passes through the 'gate' (a black hole?) must have natural regenerative abilities.
In other words, the body—and whatever else accompanies it—must carry a natural blueprint within it so it may reassemble itself in the proper
form after the event or transformation. A crude example of this would be in the way a crystal dissolved in water can always reconstruct itself perfectly once it has dried out of the solution. The human body has regenerative capabilities similar to this and far beyond our imaginings. Perhaps one day we will learn to tap into this phenomenon, but this is an altogether different subject which I won't go into here.
It must suffice for us to understand that, as with the ship, the human body must also reassemble itself after one of these transmutations. It just so happens that the pyramidal shape is custom-made to accomplish this task. The primary function of a pyramid, whether it be on or off this planet, is to reconstitute matter to a preset form, or, in turn, to transmit it to another pyramidal formation at some other location for reconstitution. The matter transmitted need not be solid-state matter, as might be expected, but may be in the form of sound waves, pictures (as in our own TV transmitters), or in some other as-yet-unidentified form such as fourth-dimensional travel or mind travel. We have only to study the effects of a pyramid on a blunt razor-blade (as covered elsewhere in this book) to see that we already have the proof, right before our very eyes. It is not sci-fi: this is real!
Because the lightship is a living thing, it has many benefits we can hardly imagine. It can divide itself on demand more than once and then reabsorb those divisions into itself. It can change its shape if need be, and probably its size, too. When this freakish device is used in an atmosphere like our own, I was told it could be made all but invisible as it could bend the Sun's rays or any light around it so as not to cast any shadow on the ground or leave any silhouette in the sky!
For all that I say, I have not seen a lightship, or any other UFO for that matter, in the sky either by day or night, so what one might look like in flight is anyone's guess. Earth science is far behind what I have witnessed, but it may not be as far behind as you may think. What we are told we can do scientifically and technically is one thing, but what goes on behind closed doors is a different matter altogether. Today's science fiction is tomorrow's reality, but what you see today has been played with for years behind those very same closed doors.
The way light and other base elements interact with one great variable in the universe is what helps 'make' what appears to be a 'solid' object. That variable is known to us as magnetism. For all our scientific knowledge today, it is curious that the force of magnetism is one of the least understood. How fitting, perhaps, that this force is the very one
that needs to be fully understood before mankind can truly come of age in the cosmos. It is almost as if this last realm of science has been denied us because we are not yet ready for the responsibility that this conquest may bring. For sure, if magnetism is misused it could have devastating effects on us all—as could well have happened at some earlier period of our history!
Light is an excellent conductor. A conductor passed through a magnetic field can, or should, create an electrical field. Now we have three major 'players' working towards the construction of planets, suns, and all that is out there in the sky at night. Magnetic energy can be found in the universe as eddies or swirls in time and space, just as whirlpools or eddies can be found in water. In fact, space is much more like water than we have been led to believe by the 'experts', for water in its natural, flowing state is also full of energy streams or filaments. Just ask a fish!
If I have it right, everything can be constructed from light. Its interaction with the vagaries of the magnetic phenomenon helps create all known substances. Black holes are not much different from how they have been portrayed in many science-fiction movies and TV shows, in that they exist at the extremes of two realities. They both give and take of substance. As they absorb light and matter from the universe, so they give it back. I'm not so sure if they actually open the way to other universes or just relocate matter in some other area of the same universe. However, I am sure that black holes feed energy back into areas where there are very dense objects such as suns and large planets. In this way, some measure of balance is kept in the universe. I don't understand how these separate entities manage to link up in this way, but they do. It seems that the larger the object, be it planet or sun, the more energy it attracts.
Our own Sun is constantly being fed energy from a black hole at some other point in time and space, possibly even from a universe parallel to our own. Every major planet—even those in our own solar system like Saturn, Jupiter and Neptune—receives energy this way. This energy may not necessarily be recognised for what it is as it radiates out into free space. It could arrive here in a form foreign to us and we would not notice it at all, for we Earthlings do not yet understand pure light energy. It may be that this energy is arriving here from another dimension, so the way it manifests itself could well be difficult for us to track down with our present state of technology. Only time will tell.
know too much about. This touchy subject is the existence of planets in other dimensions altogether. If this energy that is making its way into our solar system is undetectable, planets and perhaps even suns made of this material could exist right alongside our own world and we would not even be aware of them! So much has been made of these other dimensional worlds from so many different quarters that I'm inclined to think that where there's smoke there is quite often fire!
From what I understand, this transfer of energy can also be used to advantage as a form of high-speed space travel. Once the chosen vehicle has been processed into a form of pure light or some compatible energy, these doorways in space become open to the traveller. I believe the process of entering and exiting these areas is called "transition". That should ring a bell! There is very little more that I can add to this, except to say that if my own experience is anything to go by, much work must be done on the human body before it can enter these portholes in space. It might well have been that I had to leave my Earth body behind in storage before I could undertake such a trip through time and space.
Ever since I was told that Zeena's people could have originated in our own solar system—and, more specifically, on what would have been the fifth planet from our Sun, if such planet existed today—I have been interested in finding out more about something that is still out there, in what could have been the approximate orbit of a fifth planet. This 'something' is the asteroid belt.
The first encouraging thing I learnt was that cosmology suggests that many millions of years ago our Sun was probably hotter than it is today. This no doubt helps to explain the far more tropical climate the Earth is believed to have had in those early years. More importantly, though, a hotter Sun would also have helped this alleged fifth orbiting planet to stay above freezing point, at least some or perhaps most of the time. This seems to be one positive factor in favour of the ancient Haven legend.
Next I was to find out that the asteroid belt is not just a mass of small rocks, we might imagine. In fact, there are some quite large, almost planet-sized chunks out there, and some even have names! Ceres is 1,003 kilometres in diameter, Pallas is 608 kilometres, and Juno is 250 kilometres. Then there is Vesta, with a 538-kilometre diameter.
Vesta is an interesting addition to our puzzle, for, though much smaller than Ceres, it is the brightest asteroid and under ideal conditions can be
seen with the naked eye. For Vesta to shine like it does, it must have water or at least be covered in ice. The fact that there could have been water on this possible fifth planet is very important for obvious reasons. The only other possibility is my own thought, that maybe it is made of metal! Yes, possibly an ancient artefact, a lost space station, or some combination of both. Too incredible? Perhaps. Anyway, it is reasonable to conclude that this fifth planet might have been warm enough and watery enough to support life—and any planet that had enough water to form a block 538 kilometres in diameter after it was blown apart had to have had a fair amount of water on it.
Out in the asteroid belt there are several other large lumps of matter with diameters ranging around 200 to 300 kilometres, at least fifty other large rocks with diameters of approximately 100 kilometres, plus thousands of smaller ones. To me, this describes a planet in bits—not a collection of rocks that had nowhere else to go when our solar system was formed. What's more, parts of this planet have been falling our way for quite some time now, but no one is quite sure just how long—maybe as long as 400 million years.
It is also possible that many of the smaller moons orbiting Jupiter and Saturn (the next two planets out from the asteroid belt) are also captured pieces of our fifth planet. Saturn, for instance, has twenty-three moons, and Jupiter has at least sixteen, possibly twenty.
These rocks that have fallen our way are known as meteorites, and most of them are likely to have come from the asteroid belt. Some have been analysed—and they make for some interesting studies, I can tell you. Most of these meteorites are made up of the same basic materials as our own Earth, and in just about the same proportions, too. This could mean that our lost world was very much like Earth—which is all good for the legend!
Some stony meteorites contain microscopic bubbles of carbon dioxide and water. Others even contain small diamonds (which, as we all know, are formed under tremendous pressure), so these rocks must have existed deep within a planet at some stage, not just floating in free space as rocks all their lives!
Some meteorites contain carbonaceous chondrite, and may also contain carbon and bound water. Fifteen per cent of chondrite from the Orgueil meteorite, which fell on France in 1864, consists of organic-type paraffinoid hydrocarbon molecules. When studied and photographed,
this rock revealed the presence of fossilised one-cell organisms: dinoflagellates or chrysomonads that inhabit the water in lakes and seas! Other meteorites have later been found to contain these same types of fossilised organisms.
Is this our first real proof that life has formed elsewhere in our solar system—with water as the starting point? Could the impossible be true? Is the legend, as told to me, actually true?
In view of all this, it is hard for me to get overly excited about the supposed meteorite from Mars that has been in the news during the latter part of 1996. What has it got that those earlier meteorites have not? It would seem that it is now okay, even fashionable, to talk about life outside of Earth. It is as if they are softening us up for something— which, of course, they are!
Here is the catch with the rock-from-Mars scenario. Most of you will know that this rock was supposedly blasted off Mars by the impact of an asteroid many millions of years ago and arrived on Earth by good grace and luck in 1984. Now, why did it take these scientists twelve years to find these organic carbon-based molecules, or, rather, why have they waited twelve years to tell us about them? If that rock had been blasted off Mars all that time ago and somehow made its way to Earth, where are all the rocks that must have been blasted off our own Moon in much the same way? After all, the Moon is so much closer and has lower gravity than Mars (or does it?—something else for you to read up on!). To my way of thinking, everyone's backyard should be full of Moon rocks if we are lucky enough to have any rocks from Mars on Earth. Or did that rock arrive here some other way?
It may seem I've been rather harsh towards some of our terrestrial scientists. Nevertheless, I should point out that there are always a few heroes in every field of endeavour—people who have their say even if it costs them dearly. When someone feels strongly enough about something, perhaps we should stop and listen to what they have to say. This is exactly what I have done in devoting this final section on science to those who would fly in the face of convention.
Most of our modern-day scientists are happy to suggest that all of the approximate 200,000 'complex' enzymes that help make up the human body evolved by pure chance on this planet many millions of years ago. They state that all life is self-generating; in other words, given the right conditions, life just has to happen!
However, there seems to be just as much proof—and by more than one eminent scientist—to suggest, at least mathematically, that chance had nothing to do with it at all! These not-so-new findings should now be accepted into our history books and taught in our schools. What am I trying to say here? To make it simple, life appears to need a kick-start— dare I say, intelligent intervention!
Let's have a closer look at the possibility of the chance manifestation of these enzymes. Sir Fred Hoyle, a very revered man in the more enlightened scientific circles, likened the chance formation of simple enzymes from our Earth's ancient primordial soup to being about equal to throwing 50,000 straight sixes with a dice! Think about that!
Dr James F. Coppedge and Prof. A. E. Wilder-Smith have come up with similar, almost incomprehensible numbers to prove the same odds against life forming on this planet by chance. One such number is 1:1000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 and so on for many more pages—forty-thousand zeros in all, if you can believe it! Don't get excited here, for this is only how much chance one enzyme has of popping out of the primordial soup. In order to determine where it gets its energy to survive while it waits around for the next enzyme to go through the same chance numbers, we must multiply the above number by one with even more zeros! Too mind- numbing to think about? This would seem to be the view of most scientists. Perhaps belief in miracles comes easier to them than it does to me!
If we care to go even further back in time than the formation of the Earth and life upon it, we might find that this 'great hand of chance' was at work then, too.
Carbon is an interesting substance and, to us, a very important ingredient as we are carbon-based life-forms. Making carbon is almost impossible unless you have the recipe and all the hardware. Carbon nuclei come into being as a result of a very rare, simultaneous collision of three separate helium nuclei. Firstly, two nuclei must collide and, while still in a very unstable state (beryllium) which lasts for just a very, very, short time, a third helium nuclei must strike with just the right force so as to become attached also. Carbon is thus formed, but only if all this happens at just the right vibrational rate and temperature. It just so happens, by some wondrous act of chance, that this state is reached in the interior of your average star. Lucky us!
But that is not the end of this series of 'coincidences'. For the carbon to survive in this relatively unstable state, it must not mix with other elements like oxygen which also abound in the fiery interior of your average star. As chance would have it once again, oxygen vibrates at a