Re: Planet X: Rotation Stoppage at Passage 2
In Article <9pgdct$9qr$1@shell.golden.net> John Latala wrote:
> Where's the energy to do all this starting/stopping of the
> Earth coming from? Do you have any idea what kind of
> numbers are involved here?
Rotation, per the Zetas, is INITIATED by a liquid core.
2. existing ZetaTalk on Rotation Return and folklore on rotation
stoppage
After [Planet X] passes, the Earth's rotation
begins again due to the factors that guide rotation of
the planets in your solar system. Many humans assume
rotation to be simply leftover motion resulting from
some past activity such as the big bang, but rotation is
guided by gravitational and electromagnetic influences
on the liquid cores of planets and moons. Parts of the
core move away from or toward these influences,
dragging the crust with it, and as the turning motion
brings those parts of the core back to where they don't
want to be, motion is re-instituted and continued. For
the Earth, frozen in place at the moment of passage,
rotation begins again within a day after the 12th Planet
moves from its influential place between the Earth and
the Sun. Rotation restarts, at first slowly but then
picking up speed until a day on planet Earth is much
as it used to be. Just as rotation stops within a day, just
so rotation returns within a day, much to the relief of
the frantic survivors who fear the long day or night
they have been experiencing will never end.
ZetaTalk™, Rotation Returns
(http://www.zetatalk.com/poleshft/p69.htm)
Great variance can exist, from one passage of
[Planet X] to another. In some cases, as has been
recorded by Plato, the Earth in fact rotates in a
different direction from its current rotation. There
are many factors that influence rotation, and those
that dominate the scene immediately after a shift will
determine the direction of rotation. If the core of the
Earth is highly confused after a pole shift, swirling
about under the dictates of many influences so that
the normal dominance of the core in determining
rotation has been muted or silenced, then the rotation
of the Earth can be dictated by its immediate
surroundings. The direction of rotation tends to
perpetuate itself, so if rotation starts in other than the
normal direction, it may be slower and arguing with
itself, so to speak. These rotations are slower than the
24 hour day that you are recording now. If rotation is
in accordance with many influences, lining up so
that the motion chases and then departs from these
influences quickly, then rotation can be slightly
faster than the 24 hour day that you are recording
now.
ZetaTalk™, Rotation Reversals
(http://www.zetatalk.com/science/s98.htm)
Worlds in Collision, by Velikovsky
Chapter: The Most Incredible Story
[A] story is told about Joshua ben Num who, when
pursuing the Canaanite kings at Beth-horon, implored
the sun and the moon to stand still. Joshua (10:12-13):
And the sun stood still, and the moon stayed, until
the people had avenged themselves upon their enemies.
Is it not written in the book of Jasher? So the sun
stood still in the midst of heaven, and hasted not to
go down about a whole day.
Worlds in Collision, by Velikovsky
Chapter: On the Other Side of the Ocean
The Book of Joshua, compiled from the more ancient
Book of Jasher, states that the sun stood still over Gibeon
and the moon over the valley of Ajalon. This description
of the position of the luminaries implies that the sun
was in the forenoon position. The Book of Joshua says
that the luminaries stood in the midst of the sky.
Allowing for the difference in longitude, it must have
been early morning or night in the Western Hemisphere.
We go to the shelf where stand books with the historical
traditions of the aborigines of Central America. The
sailors of Columbus and Cortes, arriving in America,
found there literate peoples who had books of their own.
In the Mexican Annals of Cuauhtitlan, written in
Nahua-Indian, it is related that during a cosmic
catastrophe that occurred in the remote past, the night
did not end for a long time. Sahagun, the Spanish savant
who came to America a generation after Columbus and
gathered the traditions of the aborigines, wrote that at
the time of one cosmic catastrophe the sun rose only a
little way over the horizon and remained there without
moving. The moon also stood still. The biblical stories
were not know to the aborigines. Also, the tradition
preserved by Sahagun bears no trace of having been
introduced by the missionaries.
Worlds in Collision, by Velikovsky
Chapter: East and West
Our planet rotates from west to east. Has it always
done so? There is testimony from all parts of the
world that the side which is now turned toward the
evening once faced the morning. The Egyptians
pride themselves on being the most ancient people
in the world. In their authentic annals .. one may
read that .. the course of the stars has changed
direction .. and that the sun has set in that part of
the sky where it rises today. In the Papyrus Ipuwer
it is similarly stated that "the land turns round as
does a potter's wheel" and "the Earth turns over".
Plato wrote in his dialogue: "At certain periods the
universe has its present circular motion, and at other
periods it revolves in the reverse direction." Plato
wrote in Politicus: "There is at that time great
destruction of animals in general, and only a small
part of the human race survives". The Chinese say
that it is only since a new order of things has come
about that the stars move from east to west. The
signs of the Chinese zodiac have the strange
peculiarity of proceeding in a retrograde direction,
that is, against the course of the sun. The Eskimos
of Greenland told missionaries that in an ancient
time the earth turned over.
