The gods of AtlantisGo to Nos pères créateurs had straightened the Earth's axis,Go to Le mythe d'Atlas and for millennia it was the golden age.Go to Le mythe d'Eden

But the science of these supermenGo to Technologie des dieux backfired against them: the Earth, transformed into a high-powered electromagnet, began to attract many celestial bodies. And happened what should happen. One of these wandering stars came and hit the Earth. Immanuel Velikovsky believes that it was Venus, who was then a comet, he said. Coming from the depths of space, the comet was captured by the solar system before fighting with the Earth which was about the same size than it.

Other explanations have been proposed. Also in the event of a star collision, some think it could be the famous missing planet that was between Mars and Jupiter. Its explosion, indisputable though not dated, has left a cluster of asteroids, the largest of which is called Ceres, discovered by accident in 1801. PiazziGiuseppe Piazzi whom you can see the portrait opposite was seeking a star. Instead, he observed an object moving on the celestial vault, that he first thought to be a comet.

In order to find again this celestial object, GaussCarl Friedrich Gauss, 1777-1855, German astronomer and mathematician, is regarded by his peers as the prince of mathematics. developed a method of orbit reduction based on three observations.Go to Eternelle trinité Within weeks, he predicted the orbit of Ceres, which was found thanks to his calculations. Johann Bode believed Ceres was the missing planet of which Johann Titius had predicted the existence between Mars and Jupiter at 258 million miles from the Sun. (source)http://www.planete-astronomie.com/Ceres/Ceres.php The asteroid was cataloged as a planetLike Pallas, Juno and Vesta in the tables of astronomy for nearly 50 years, before being retrograded like Pluto.Go to Super Plan

Still, the presence of Ceres and its sisters reflects a major explosion, which would have rained down on our planet a shower of asteroids. For Zecharia Sitchin, it is not a comet captured by the solar system, but rather a planet with an orbit very off-center; an elliptical orbit which second focus would be a hypothetical black hole located 158 billion miles away, which presence and precise location remain to be demonstrated.

Also according to Sitchin, this planet which cannot be found, NibiruGo to page or Neb-Heru, would pass in the solar system only every 3,500 years. When it passed once, it would have been attracted by the Earth. For other authors, a planetary collision would have torn the crust of our neighbor planet, Mars, leaving it as a skeleton, as it still is. The same star would have then grazed the Earth, threatening it of a major collision.

Whatever was the cause, another world came to brush against us. Velikovsky has collected dozens of legends speaking of it.Go to L'étincelle

People have to pay tribute to the quantity and quality of information that this encyclopedist has gathered. Albert Einstein himself did, by prefacing the first edition of his major work, Worlds On Collision. What is the thesis of Velikovsky? Between this wandering star and our planet, a gravitational and electromagnetic struggle began in an apotheosis of light followed by a terrible rumbling, that rose from the depths of the shaking ground, in a waiting that may chill your blood.

Yahoooooooo …Click + to YHVH Such was the creepy cry that sounded for days out of multiple cracks, from the depth of hell, when the Comet blocked the whole sky.

But the gravitational fight does not end there. Huge lightnings Go to L'étincelle unite the two celestial bodies, a total magnetic storm shakes the Earth. A furious meteor shower falls then on men, which suggests to simple souls that the stars fall from the skySince then, our valiant ancestors, the Gauls, do fear only one thing: that the sky falls on their head. Go to Merlin à travers les siècles. Like a billiard ball hit by a cue, the Earth loses its balance. With a few twists and turns,Go to La fin de l'ordre cosmique it will regain its original position, inclined to the eclipticGo to Super Plan at an angle varying from 21 ° to 24 °, and which current value is 21 ° 27 '. (Source)Immanuel Velikovsky, Worlds On Collision

During the somersault, all the water of the oceansClick > to "The Wave" gushed forth toward the sky, forming a single gigantic tidal, irresistibly drawn by the wandering star, which was then playing the role of a super-moon making a super-tide.