Visitors as of March 13th, 2023
There is need for a compilation of extant pages so that I can make room for two additional series I am working on, one of which is the Origin of the Triplet Code and the other delves into the thematic theme of "Mother Earth" having used a contraceptive; and how it is related to creating falsified orientations of worship that the WW3 (Witches, Wiccans, Pagans) have invested too much in and must exercise an embrace of an old tradition to buck the commonality of ideological trends as the path-finders they once were. In other words, those of today who practice what they believe to be a truer model of exploration into to Esoteric realizations hoping to find an increased understanding (aka "power, insight and utility") by way of using present day knowledge and investigative tools as a superior methodology that those in the past were unaware of and would have been superior in their craft if they had known. The listed pages have created a cluttered appearance of the numerous excursions I have been involved with by leaving them to appear at the top of each page. Hence, I need a means of providing a hint of their existence for those who may find the information of interest. Hence, this will be a compendium of those pages previously and presently set as a frontispiece:
- 321 A
- Anatomical Biological Physiological 1
- Study of Threes 3
- Bio-Physiological 3s 1
- The Devils Advocate 1
- Embellished Dichotomies 1
- Language Hearing Cognition 1
- 3s in Physics 2
- Zombies Werewolves Vampires
- Paradoxes are Paraboxes
- Perspectives On Mathematics
- Tripartite Phenomenology
- Hybrids
- Conservation Of Number In Particle Physics
- Three Philosopher Types
- Duality, Non-Duality, Triality
- Binary Structuralism
- Trinary Structuralism
- Tally Stick Interpretations
- Persistent Dichotomies I
- Bicycle History Course (This is not about threes patterns.)
- A Fixed Lottery (This is not about threes patterns.)
- Revolutionary 3rd Guard (This is not explicitly about threes patterns.)
- Triplet Code Origin
- The Triplet Code (Earlier collection of misc. science examples)
- Rotation Rate 1
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When most people look at the (top left) image, I imagine that it is not flipped over in their mind to create another image of the moon illustrating a triangular (pyramidal) pathway and nor do they they transpose this same idea on the path of the Sun. The triangular impression since the dawn of time (coupled to a fast spinning Earth as the biological building blocks were becoming more animated); may well be that which has influenced the development of multiple triangular designs such at pyramidal mounds of "higher" termites and the Pyramids of "higher" ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians. However, it not only is architecture which can be influenced, but also practicalities on much smaller scales such as the V-shaped engine block, Boomerangs, arrowheads, migrating bird "V" or "Vee"-shaped flight formations, triangle pin/ball racks for bowling and pool, Asian hat, Tricorn hat, pyramidal stacking of food stuffs (such as fruits or canned goods), pyramidal hairdo, Pyramidal wedding dresses, etc... Yet, this observation aside, the following article exhibits information concerning the idea of the Moon moving away from the Earth and the accompanying view of rotation rate specificity for humans, if not in fact all of biology along its evolutionary trek.
Article by Sean Cate: (4/20/2024) Moon is drifting from Earth
Our space neighbor the Moon is drifting away from us at about 1.5 inches (3.8 centimeters) per year. This gradual slippage is significant, has been meticulously measured and studied, and has substantial implications for life on Earth. Although it may not affect us immediately, the Moon's departure brings noteworthy changes to our planet's environment and timekeeping. The Moon originated from a colossal impact of rocky material with Earth about 4.5 billion years ago. Initially, the Moon's orbit was much closer to Earth, resulting in days that lasted only about four hours. Over time, the Moon has been moving away, initially at a rate of about 8 inches (20 centimeters) per year, but has now slowed down. This drift has been confirmed with laser measurements from reflectors left on the Moon by the Apollo missions. But even to a lesser degree, the Moon is drifting away from us.
The primary reason for the Moon's drift is gravitational interactions. Both Earth and the Moon exert gravitational forces on each other, with the Moon's pull coming through in ocean tides on Earth. This tidal force, however, is not perfectly synchronized with the Moon's position, causing a frictional drag that slows Earth's rotation and, in turn, allows the Moon to drift further away. NASA explains that this intricate gravitational dance will result in the Moon's eventual escape. As the Moon is drifting, Earth's rotational speed continues to decrease, making days longer. For instance, 1.4 billion years ago, a day on Earth was just 18 hours long. This slowing rotation is akin to a figure skater extending their arms, which causes a deceleration in their spin. This increasing day length is directly linked to the Moon's recession.
The Moon's gravitational pull on Earth's tides is significant. Higher tides are directly correlated with a closer Moon, and since the Moon is drifting, tides will become less extreme. This reduction in tidal activity can disrupt coastal ecosystems that depend on the regular ebb and flow of the tides for their survival. The Moon also stabilizes Earth's axial tilt, which governs our seasons. If the Moon is drifting, it will lead to greater variations in Earth's tilt, resulting in more extreme seasonal changes or even the loss of seasons altogether. This instability would have profound effects on global climates and weather patterns.
One of the most visually dramatic consequences of the Moon's recession is the eventual end of total solar eclipses. Currently, the Moon can completely cover the Sun due to their relative sizes and distances from Earth. However, as the Moon is drifting further away, it will no longer be able to fully obscure the Sun, leading to only partial eclipses. Scientists predict that in about 600 million years, total solar eclipses will be a phenomenon of the past. Research on ancient rock formations, like the Karijini National Park in Australia, has provided insights into the Moon's historical recession rates. These studies help scientists understand the past dynamics of the Earth-Moon system by analyzing sediment layers that reflect climatic and orbital changes over billions of years. This research is crucial for developing accurate models of the solar system's evolution and the Moon's influence on Earth's geological and climatic history.
The Moon is drifting slowly but surely away from Earth. This phenomenon is more than just a celestial curiosity; it has serious impacts on our planet's rotation, tides, climate, and even the length of our days. As scientists continue to study this phenomenon, we gain a deeper understanding of the intricate relationships within our solar system and how they shape the world we live in. While these changes unfold over extremely long periods of time, they remind us of the ever-evolving nature of our universe.
One of the problems current with most writers concerning ideas of planetary and geological history is their incessant attitude about sequences of time and a misunderstanding of human biology. While events concerning the planet and geology do take place over long expanses of time, humanity is invariably concluding this means that they do not have to be concerned with such changes because the changes won't affect them and if there are changes, they are too negligible to be concerned with. Humanity is not a Superman nor member of some Justice League. I believe it is more prudent for Humanity to view itself as vulnerable as the short-lived Fruit (vinegar) fly, as well as being its own Canary in a coal mine...
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Initial posting: March 13th, 2013... 7:45 AM
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