March 11, 2020
Technology and the Internet happened at this juncture in the human journey to piece together the story of humanity in the illusion of time.
Many of us are programmed to figure out how things were created when reality booted up - others to follow history through scientific discovery - and others to bring information about the closure of the simulation in which we experience. It's always about answering the age old questions: Who are we? Why are we here? What's next after this simulation closes n what seems seems like a long and tedious run?
In 1998 a man named Todd Laurence, in his 60's, from New Rochelle, NY, and I met online through the exploration of extraterrestrial life - past, present, and future. Todd had an obsession with Polaris (north star) and its importance to the story of planet Earth, UFOs, and the precession of the equinoxes. The Internet was still at his formative stages so his investigation was limited but he sent me pictures, maps, and research to prove his case - so when a story drops about the North Star a.k.a. Polaris I pay attention. Through the years I made connections to Draco, Thuban, the Anunnaki, Orion, and the possibility that in this timeline - the Precession of the Equinoxes - an approximate 26,000 year cycle - will end.
Live Science March 11, 2020: Something strange is going on with the North Star - It keeps breaking astronomer's models of how stars are supposed to act.
From around 2500 BCE, Thuban - Alpha Draconis a star (or star system) in the constellation of Draco allegedly a home to the Reptilians - became less and less aligned with the celestial north, Kochab became one pillar of the circumpolar stars first with Mizar, a star in the middle of the handle of the Big Dipper (Ursa Major), and later with Pherkad (in Ursa Minor). In fact, circa the year 2467 BCE, the true north was best observed by drawing a plumb line between Mizar and Kochab, a fact with which the ancient Egyptians were well acquainted as they aligned the Great Pyramid of Giza with it. This cycle of the succession of pole stars occurs due to the precession of the equinoxes. Kochab and Mizar were referred to by Ancient Egyptian astronomers as "The Indestructables" lighting the North.
As precession continued, by the year 1100 BCE Kochab was within roughly 7° of the northern celestial pole, with old references over emphasizing this near pass by mentioning Beta Ursae Minoris as "Polaris", relating it to the current pole star, Polaris, which is slightly brighter and will have a much closer alignment of less than 0.5° by 2100 AD. This change in the identity of the pole stars is a result of Earth's precessional motion. After 2000 BCE, Kochab and a new star, its neighbor Pherkad, were closer to the pole and together served as twin pole stars, circling the North Pole, from around 1700 BCE until just after 300 AD. Neither star was as proximitous to the celestial north pole as Polaris is now. Today, they are sometimes referred to as the "Guardians of the Pole."
Todd's Message - "At the End a Star will fall to the Earth"