Jupiter's moon Ganymede has a line of 13 craters on it, see the NASA image above. The 13 craters are all joined together in a perfectly straight line, the line of craters is 120 miles long, almost 200 km's, in the end, or the beginning of the line of craters, there is what appears to be remnants of a massive blast area. The blast area is only at one end of the line of craters and not along the whole line which might suggest something was hit and exploded?
There is a law in physics claiming there are no straight lines in nature, this straight line is 120 miles long! NASA calls these lines, “crater chains” and incredibly this is only one of many and they are to be found on planets and moons all over our Solar System. NASA considered these crater chains as very mysterious until someone came up with a theory, in 1994 astronomers watched a torn comet called Shoemaker-Levy 9 slam into Jupiter, five enormous rocks were filmed smashing into Jupiter, NASA had found an answer, at least one which would appease people asking questions about crater chains.
The torn comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 did hurl rocks blasting Jupiter but they hit the planet hundreds, maybe thousands of miles apart and were nothing like the straight-lined joined up craters on Ganymede.
Above is a NASA image showing 4 of the five impact craters caused by the Shoemaker-Levy 9 comet after impacting Jupiter, as you can see these impacts are hundreds, probably thousands of miles apart and nothing like the Ganymede line of 13 craters in a perfect line without a break, 120 miles long.
Above is an image of Callisto, another moon of Jupiter and has a crater chain called the Gipul Catena which is about 620 kilometres long, almost 400 miles and 40 kilometres wide, all 13 craters are joined together in a perfectly straight line.
Above, the Davy crater chain on our own moon! Lunar crater Davy at top and Catena Davy below, as seen from Apollo 12. NASA photo. The largest craters seen here are 3 kilometres across.
A wonderful example of a massive creator chain and “blast area on the surface of Mercury. They cannot be explained by comet impacts. Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington. Note once again, the blast area is only at one end of the crater chain.
Mars
The Tunguska Event: What was it and where did it come from?
By 1909 astronomers began to notice the canals on Mars had gone and there had been reports of large dust clouds. A few months earlier, on 30 June 1908, at around 07:17 local time, Evenki natives and Russian settlers in the hills north-west of Lake Baikal south-east Siberia, observed a column of bluish light, brighter than the Sun, the bright light was moving across the sky very fast. About ten minutes later, a massive flash preceded a massive explosion followed by a sound similar to artillery fire. (why would it take ten minutes for a comet or meteor to reach the ground? It wouldn’t) The artillery sounds were accompanied by a shock wave that knocked people off their feet and broke windows hundreds of kilometres away. The explosion registered at seismic stations across Eurasia, airwaves from the blast was detected in “Germany, Denmark, Croatia, the UK”, and as far away as “Jakarta and Washington, D.C.” It is estimated that, in some places, the resulting shock wave was equivalent to an earthquake measuring 7.0 on the Richter magnitude scale. Over the next few days, night skies in Asia and Europe were aglow, with contemporaneous reports of photographs being successfully taken at midnight in both Sweden and Scotland. Hundreds of eyewitnesses speak of fire and columns of smoke, similar to how God guided His people out of Egypt as told in Exodus. Other witnesses claim two columns of fire emanated from near the Tunguska Body after it “approached the ground,” the two columns of clouds and smoke gave off rainbow-like bands of light, remarkably similar to the description of an angelic manifestation mentioned in the bible, in A Revelation To John, 10:1. Other witnesses claim they saw a ufo or a cylindrical object.
The explosion over the sparsely populated Eastern Siberian Taiga flattened “2,000 square kilometres” (770 square miles) of the forest, yet the enormous blast, thought to be the biggest ever on our planet, caused no known human casualties. The explosion is generally attributed to an airburst of a meteor (which apparently took ten minutes to reach Earth). It is classified as an impact event, even though no impact crater has ever been found; the object is thought to have disintegrated at an altitude of 5 to 10 kilometres (3 to 6 miles) high, rather than hitting the surface of the Earth. The Tunguska event is the largest impact event on Earth in recorded history.
There is a mysterious moon called Phobos, it’s a potato-shaped moon orbiting Mars in a way many scientists insist is just not possible and the Soviet’s have had a "Close Encounter" with it twice and there is a mysterious Monolith on its surface.
Its Greek name Phobos is a personification of a fear held to possess armies and cause their defeat. It is a potato-shaped moon orbiting Mars in a way scientists insist is not possible and is also the smallest moon in our Solar System and some experts claim it is hollow. Scientists claim the moon's orbit is so close to Mars it should have succumbed to the planet's gravity a very long long time ago. It has a beaten-up appearance and looks like it has been involved in a battle and has tiny crater chains on its surface which resemble stress lines but the most astonishing fact about Phobos is, it has a “monolith.” Former astronaut Buzz Aldrin thinks the public would be interested in the monolith on Phobos, and leading Russian scientists believe Phobos is man-made, see the NASA picture below.
On March 28th 1989 Soviet ground controllers suddenly and unexpectedly lost contact with their spacecraft which was “shadowing Phobos.” The last photograph taken by the Soviet spacecraft contained an object close to Phobos which should not have been there. In 2011 the Russians wanted to go back there. Such was their eagerness to go back, they sent a Phobos-Grunt probe to research the tiny moon but the mission resulted once again in a drastic failure with the probe not even leaving our planet. Meanwhile, rumours circulated that America’s ionosphere research site in Alaska caused the spacecraft’s failure.
Phobos, credit NASA
2 comments:
Those crater chains are one of the most intriguing things I've ever seen.
They certainly are
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