Crowded Skies

Timothy C. Trepanier
Sott.net
Fri, 01 Mar 2013 21:41 UTC

In the fall of 2012, Red Pill Press published a book called The Apocalypse: Comets, Asteroids and Cyclical Catastrophes, by Laura Knight-Jadczyk. It is a collection of internet essays concerning the appearance of comets, asteroids, meteors and fireballs in our earth's history and the recurring nature of these celestial bodies in our solar system. This book has one essay that contains a thorough timeline of encounters with these astronomical objects recorded throughout history. Although not entirely exhaustive, as it is likely that many fireball and meteorite encounters were witnessed and not recorded in times past, the timeline is as complete as one will find by searching the records and literature of ancient cultures up to the present day.

This timeline is the subject of the video above, starting from 10700 BCE and the formation of the famous Carolina Bays, up to the very recent overhead bolide explosion witnessed in Chelyabinsk, Russia on February 15th, 2013. Set to classical music and using real-life video clips and images of comets and fireball sightings, Crowded Skies serves as a primer for the detailed analysis and meticulous research presented in Laura Knight-Jadczyk's work, including Secret History of the World and Comets and the Horns of Moses.

Rather than being a once in a millennial event, the author shows us how cyclical encounters with near-earth objects have had catastrophic consequences many times throughout history, and that we are overdue for another wave very soon. This is evidenced by the numerous fireball sightings and sonic booms that have increased dramatically in just the last ten years.

So, darken the lights, put your headphones on, play the video in full screen and enjoy the show!

Timothy C. Trepanier

A longtime contributor to Sott.net, Timothy C. Trepanier received his degree in Pharmacy from the University of Alberta and is a former owner of the Rabbit Hole bookstore in Grande Prairie, Canada. He's retired and living on an acreage with his beautiful wife, Miss Pearls the cat, Banjo the dog, and five suspicious chickens.

Reader Comments

aurora · 2013-02-28T11:24:02Z

Very good video

I just ordered the paperback version of Comets and the horns of Moses. What was that beautiful piece playing in the video ?

lan8r · 2013-02-28T16:16:12Z

Yes, very good video! Comets and the Horns of Moses, very interesting and informative book. I think the piece was Beethoven, although Rockmaninoff came to mind as I watched!

Snow · 2013-03-01T06:08:06Z

Different pieces (Sonata's & Symphonies) by Beethoven. For example, the first one is Moonlight Sonata.

parallax · 2013-02-28T12:18:07Z

Excellent

Presentation folks, the footage, photos, music et al.

Reading these referenced books, along with others on the subjects often cited, puts history much closer into perspective based on the astral rains from above and the remnants in our geographical landscapes and mythologies.

Big Thanks!

Retter · 2013-02-28T12:50:11Z

Thank you

Thank you for including passages from the book of Revelations, the last book found in the Bible.

I believe that our Creator has given us advance warning of the times we are living in.

The Preepers are preparing for what lies ahead...as did Noah.

looking4 · 2013-02-28T13:32:30Z

Very good compilation

Thank you very much, Timothy. Just thought that the list could be expanded more for the time span from 3000BCE to 0 year as there are some well documented things. This video is a very enjoyable, pleasantly educational piece of work that deserves publicity (so i am just about forwarding the link to those around me who are usually unable to digest my writings on universal matters:) and it could be neatly finalized to get the same format as "Love, Reality and the Time Of Transition" to represent all the work on the topic by Laura and the crew. WELL DONE!

pavlink · 2013-02-28T15:01:18Z

networking

Comets, asteroids, meteors and fireballs are just one of the precursors.
The picture is more complex and much other to come.
You are still beating around the bush.

The SOTT was intended to be networking vehicle.
Bold unilateral statement of "fact" is networking.
How do you think the prophets do it?

naturalden · 2013-02-28T17:31:49Z

Pavlink

I enjoy reading your posts. I followed your link to Miles Mathis. I've just started reading some of his material. I'm a simple caveman so it will take a while to digest. Could you elaborate on your statement "the picture is more complex and much other to come" or point me in the right direction? Thank you.

pavlink · 2013-02-28T22:59:00Z

The Grand Cycle.
How long it is?
What is driving it?
Where are we into the cycle?
What are the other precursors to the transformation?
What are the transformation objectives?

Niall · 2013-03-01T04:13:48Z

Well, pavlink, some of those 'esoteric' things are dealt with in other research published on our websites:

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In general, I find it difficult to understand your cryptic comments and Miles Mathis's posts. Rather than beating around the bush and not networking about your ideas to test them and see if there is any truth to them, why don't you do as naturalden suggested and explain the complex picture for people, as you and/or Miles see it? You could start a blog?

pavlink · 2013-03-01T07:26:35Z

Dear Niall,

Would you, please, post your answers here.

naturalden · 2013-02-28T17:39:18Z

Great Primer!

Thank you for putting together a great introduction to show friends not familiar with the subject. Would love to hear some music about bacon:)

rbateman · 2013-02-28T21:50:58Z

The Black Death and loud boomings

The period 1347 to 1348, the Black Death, and the loud booming noises reported then...and now.
Makes me think of waves hitting the Solar System. Something keeps blasting the Sun's equatorial belt, as spots that normally grow there are shrivelling up or retreating to the Solar Poles.
That's not supposed to happen. But whoop, there it is.

globalgrrl · 2013-02-28T22:13:02Z

The music

was perfect, I liked that there was no voice-over narration, and the photos you used were amazing! I thought your video very well done. Good job!

sairie · 2013-03-01T00:11:12Z

Mr.Trepanier

A very Grand job indeed ! As do all the contributing members who write posts from Sott.net. Thank you, again.

dion fortune · 2013-03-01T00:46:43Z

"With deepest sympathy..."

That picture literally brought a tear to my eyes. Crap, it's really happening.

PRao · 2013-03-01T06:16:21Z

Nice Job.

Very good compilation. I liked the sentence " NASA calls it Coincidence".
One thought . this video may be longer for wider audience ( impatient population). You can edit the video and create shorter one 7 or 9 minutes with the same footage, scrolling dates, human impact ( many think meteor is just another firework entertainment), bible quotes etc.
Music is very good,soothing , non threatening for people keep watching.

Amazed by the Lunacy · 2013-03-01T08:05:53Z

Such a pity

That so many people are more interested in the new cast of Dancing with the Stars, than in the real stars dancing above their heads. There are many entities doing all they can to sweep this information under the rug- and they have been fairly sucessful up to now. However, things are about to reach the tipping point. I'm so glad I made the trip- it's going to be quite the show.

key price · 2013-03-01T08:07:20Z

Chebarkul ru

The recent fireball over Chebarkul ru looks like it happened in an area that has seen impacts in the past. Google Earth shows many circular lakes to the east of Chebarkul, like a cluster has hit there in the past.

Amazed by the Lunacy · 2013-03-01T08:13:08Z

This has been brought up in previous posts, and is quite interesting indeed. Is there an energetic anamoly in the area guiding them in?

key price · 2013-03-01T08:15:27Z

Earth hard to hit

Fortunately, the Earth is an extremely small, tiny speck, in space. It is almost impossible to hit straight on.. so we get objects that come close enough to get sucked into low obit and burn out going through thousands of miles of atmosphere, traveling nearly parallel to the ground surface. Only extremely rarely does an object come in at such a steep angle as to reach the surface. I hate it when that happens.

looking4 · 2013-03-17T04:25:25Z

"Only extremely rarely does an object come in at such a steep angle as to reach the surface. I hate it when that happens."
I guess you meant to say shallow angle;)
Well, who would like a cataclysm...? But if that is a part of what the transformation takes, we need to live with it. Heads up!

denekin · 2013-03-01T15:03:55Z

Magnificent!

Timothy, this is a magnificent piece of work. Thank you so much. I hate being histrionic but the truth is that about two minutes into this video, I thought, "I've been waiting all my life to see this presentation!" And not because the ideas are new to me, but to have a concise visual presentation is so powerful.
And, keyprice, "I hate it when that happens " gave me today's first belly laugh.

key price · 2013-03-02T09:26:40Z

energetic anomaly to guide them..

In the book, Craters, Cosmos, and Chronicles, the Author, Herbert R. shaw, (1994 Stanford University Press) makes the argument very well for the process of periodic "downloading" of masses which are in stable orbits within our solar system. He identifies the process for each successive "nudge" which begins the movement down to the next orbital/energy level orbit, and the paths which are "natural" harmonic avenues for meteors and comets. This has resulted in common impact areas around the earth where it is statistically more like to receive incoming objects, according to his theoretical analysis.

Ailios · 2013-03-03T12:03:31Z

Tuettensee the result of a meteor?

Hi there everyone. While watching the video and encountering the Tüttensee reference, I went on to check about it and found in the Wikipedia article on Tüttensee the following:

"Recent geological and biological research showed that the Tüttensee has an undisturbed profile of peat bog since the Würm glaciation and over more than 12.500 years since.

The recent dating of the undisturbed peak horizons refuted claims by amateur geologists, that the Tüttensee was the result of a hypothetical meteor impact within the last 4000 years."

The references to this information is in the Wikipedia page: [Link]There you can see that this "recent dating" of which is talked about dates to August 2010, which effectively dismisses the asteroid/meteor hypothesis of 2004:
[Link]("Scientists Say Comet Smashed Into Southern Germany In 200 BC"), where the reference to the 8,500 atomic bombs that appears in the video seems to come from:
"The biggest chunk smashed into the ground with a force equivalent to 106 million tonnes of TNT, or 8,500 Hiroshima bombs."

So, would anybody care to comment on this? It seems to me that no further research concerning the meteor hypothesis on Tütensee was made, resulting in a somewhat serious mistake in this video. Not that I don't appreciate its contents; on the contrary, I do and that's why I'm concerned with this discrepancy I found -such an error affects the overall integrity and fiability of the rest of the video, or so could be argued.

I would appreciate your answers, greetings!

Tim · 2013-03-03T18:19:07Z

You are correct. That segment of the video was based on a Space Daily article from October 2004.

Scientists Say Comet Smashed Into Southern Germany In 200 BC

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Perhaps the more recent dating of 2010 brings some doubt into the impact theory for this particular date and place, but still does not account for many of the other findings in regards to the site.

This includes;
-found pieces of metal containing minerals not previously seen in the region and associated with meteorites found in China and Antartcica
-distinctive holes in the local countryside had the characteristic round form and "clear uplifted rim" of an impact crater
-local discoveries of Celtic artefacts, which appear to have been scorched on one side
-tree-ring evidence from preserved Irish oaks, which show a slowing in growth around 207 BC
-Roman authors at about the same time wrote about showers of stones falling from the skies and terrifying the populace

The overall point of the video is to stress the nature of these types of impacts being regular and cyclical phenomena, and to highlight the fact that again it seems we are entering such a period. The possibility that one of the many examples presented may be somewhat in doubt hardly negates the accuracy of the other examples nor the reality of the increased number of global fireball sightings over the last ten years.

All one has to do is study history and keep your eyes on the skies.

Mariama · 2013-03-03T12:10:14Z

Mesmerized

I was while watching this video. Beautiful combination of artwork, music, text, photographs and footage. Very well done you all.

pavlink · 2013-03-03T12:53:52Z

Horns of Moses

Horns of Moses

St. Jerome had translated the Hebrew text in the 4th century, and translated "keren" as "horn" while the word was used in the meaning of "ray." A radiant Moses was immortalized as a horned Moses.

After Babel

For then will I turn to the people a pure language—Zephaniah 3:9

by Roi Tov
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