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From Zacheria Sitchin’s site Celestial News II
It is a case that can best be called The Case Of
THE COMET THAT SPEAKS SUMERIAN
On July 4th 2005, a NASA spacecraft named Deep Impact thrust out a metal probe devised to collide with a comet named Tempel-1. The purpose of the planned collision was to ascertain the true makeup of such a primordial comet by observing and analyzing the impact and its resulting debris.
The successful collision observed from the spacecraft and a variety of Earth-placed and Earth-orbiting instruments, caused a spectacular flare and an expanding ball of ejecta. As the reports of what had been observed begin to trickle out, it becomes evident that the scientific community is facing a major puzzle: The blast, instead of confirming the comet as a celestial body formed in the solar system’s deep-frozen outer fringes, “set loose key ingredients of Earth” (according to the headline in the San Francisco Chronicle of 9/9/05).
Among the perplexing emerging findings are these:
? Comets are described as `frozen balls of dirty ice’; the
findings from Tempel- 1 indicate that it is made of broken up rocks that contain clays and carbonates – the minerals of limestones and seashells that are formed only in liquid water.
“How do clays and carbonates form in frozen comets where there isn’t liquid water?” asked Dr. C.M. Lisse, a Mission scientist, according to the New York Times of September 7, 2005; “Nobody expected this,” he said.
? The Spitzer space telescope also detected in Tempel-l
crystalline silicates - a form of the mineral that requires at least 1300 degrees Fahrenheit temperatures to form.
“How do you put that stuff into a comet that forms out by Pluto?” asked the puzzled Dr, Lisse. How, indeed, do you get mineral-melting temperatures in a region of absolute cold?
?And Life’s Chemicals Too
Reporting some of the initial puzzling findings at a scientific
meeting at Cambridge University in England on September 7-8, 2005, Dr. Lisse (of John Hopkins University), Dr. Michael A’Hearn (University of Maryland) and other scientists expanded the list of Earthlike components discovered in the comet to include chemicals associated with living organisms.
They listed (in addition to clays and silicates) carbonates, iron
sulfides, alumina, and compounds called PAHs “which are among many organic chemicals that show up in living organisms on Earth.”
Another reported surprise: “The team has detected an unexpectedly high concentration of methyl cyanide; biologists say methyl cyanide is a key player in reactions that form DNA” (Christian Science Monitor).
A Comet in The Wrong Place
Comet Tempel-1 is not a new comet. It was discovered in 1867 by Ernst W. L Tempel of Marseille, France, and its very short period of less than six (Earth) years was determined that same year by C. Bruhns of Leipzig, Germany. It was thereafter observed on and off until it and its slightly changed orbit were re-determined in 1963 by the American astronomer B.G. Marsden.
“Comets form way out in the frigid edges of the solar system, and their nuclei remain deeply frozen during most of their passage through the inner solar system,” said Dr. Lisse in pointing out the problems astronomers and astrophysicists now face.
Yet it is beyond doubt that the comet has been orbiting the Sun in a relatively limited and nearby part of the solar system, between Mars and Jupiter, as the NASA-released skymap shows:
How then explain this “wrong place” of comet Tempel-1? Dr. Lisse rejected speculation that the comet “migrated to the warmer inner solar system within the last 10,000 years.” Indeed, were it ever formed out there in the deep freeze, it would not be so Earthlike in all the other respects enumerated above.
The Sumerian Solution
In fact, there seems to be only one simple solution to the host of enigmas now puzzling the scientists:
? Comet Tempel-l is where it is because it was born' there, between Mars and Jupiter; ? It is Earthlike in its components because it and the Earth were born’ of the same planetary `mother’.
Readers of my books will hardly need reminding that that planetary mother was called TIAMAT in the Sumerian Epic of Creation - a text deemed by scholars to be an allegory, a myth, a religious text – but treated by me in The 12th Planet and Genesis Revisited as a sophisticated cosmogony dealing with the creation of our Solar System and the fate of Tiamat, a watery planet that had existed in the space between Mars and Jupiter and was destroyed in a celestial collision with an Invader-planet (Nibiru). As a result of the collision:
? Half of Tiamat was smashed to bits and pieces to become the asteroids and short? term comets that orbit between Mars and Jupiter;
? The other half was thrust closer to the Sun to become planet Earth;
? The leading large satellite of Tiamat (“Kingu”) was carried
along to become Earth’s Moon;
? Tiamat’s other ten satellites were broken up to become comets, especially those with retrograde orbits.
Sumerian texts dealing with Nibiru explicitly state that during the collision, the life-bearing Nibiru transferred the “seed of life” - what we now call DNA and the “chemicals of life”?to the vanquished Tiamat, and thus to Earth and, we can now realize, to an asteroid called Tempel-1.
The Sumerian texts, as I expounded them, answer all the
puzzles flowing from the Tempel-1 collision.
So, Now That Science Has Caught Up…
Even before this more detailed (but not yet full) extent of the
discoveries that puzzle astronomers and astrophysicists was
publicized, keen-eyed fans of mine have sent to me congratulatory messages: Your 12th Planet theories have just been proved!
I of course appreciate the compliments; but I remain doubtful
regarding the outcome of this one more “so now that you were proven right…” As readers of this website (or participants in my seminars) know, it is not the first time that scientific discoveries “prove me right.” Indeed, the subtitle of Genesis Revisited was (already in 1990) “Is Modern Science Catching Up With Ancient Knowledge?”
Modern science continues to catch up with ancient knowledge, but stubbornly the scientists continue to ignore it.
Zecharia Sitchin
