You are just so cra cra
Crazy.
You dont really believe?
Yes...
Yes I do...
"Jesus explains that he will appear suddenly..."
Matthew 24:27
For as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto the west; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.
(In less time than the blink of an eye
everything you ever worried about your entire life
is gonna change...promise.)
His appearance will come unexpectedly.
Matthew 24:37
But as the days of Noah were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.
(But as the days of Noah were...
There was a hybrid race of beings that God didn't create that needed to be destroyed don't forget...It gives that verse a lil more wallop than you might have previously thought.)
And his appearance will have devastating impact of those who do not believe him.
Matthew 24:39
And knew not until the flood came, and took them all away; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.
NOW LETS JUST LOOK AT A LIL SOMETHING HERE FOR A SECOND:
Oumuamua
ʻOumuamua is the first interstellar object detected passing through the Solar System.[21] Formally designated 1I/2017 U1, it was discovered by Robert Weryk using the Pan-STARRS telescope at Haleakalā Observatory, Hawaii, on 19 October 2017, approximately 40 days after it passed its closest point to the Sun on 9 September. When it was first observed, it was about 33 million km (21 million mi; 0.22 AU) from Earth (about 85 times as far away as the Moon) and already heading away from the Sun."
"Despite its close approach to the Sun, it showed no signs of having a coma.
(tail, like a comet.)
"It has exhibited non‑gravitational acceleration, potentially due to outgassing or a push from solar radiation pressure.[22][23]"
(Here's your sign:
Non-gravital acceleration...
It sped up on it's own basically.
And 'potentially due"
is a nice way of saying:
"We really dont have a clue as to why it did...")
"and moving sufficiently fast relative to the Sun that it is likely of an extrasolar origin. Extrapolated and without further deceleration, its path cannot be captured into a solar orbit, so it will eventually leave the Solar System and continue into interstellar space. Its planetary system of origin and age are unknown."
"Oumuamua would be remarkable for its extrasolar origin, high obliqueness, and observed acceleration without an apparent coma. By July 2019, most astronomers concluded that it was a natural object, but its exact characterization is contentious given our limited observation window."
'The name comes from Hawaiian ʻoumuamua 'scout'[36] (from ʻou 'reach out for', and mua, reduplicated for emphasis 'first, in advance of'[4]), and reflects the way the object is like a scout or messenger sent from the distant past to reach out to humanity.
(I'd listen up...
They sure did get that part right
"First,
In advance of"
:-).
ʻOumuamua was compared to the fictional alien spacecraft Rama due to its interstellar origin. Adding to the coincidence, both the real and the fictional objects are unusually elongated.
ʻOumuamua appears to have come from roughly the direction of Vega in the constellation Lyra.[48][49][54][55] Its incoming direction of motion is 6° from the solar apex (the direction of the Sun's movement relative to local stars), which is the most likely direction from which objects coming from outside the Solar System should approach.[54][56] On 26 October, two precovery observations from the Catalina Sky Survey were found dated 14 and 17 October.[57][46] A two-week observation arc had verified a strongly hyperbolic trajectory.[7][43] It has a hyperbolic excess velocity (velocity at infinity, of 26.33 km/s (94,800 km/h; 58,900 mph), its speed relative to the Sun when in interstellar space.[d]
(Hyperbolic trajectory is the blue path)
"Its incoming direction of motion is 6° from the solar apex (the direction of the Sun's movement relative to local stars), which is the most likely direction from which objects coming from outside the Solar System should approach"
("the most likely direction from which objects coming from outside the Solar System should approach" It knew how to get here...)
"Based on observations spanning 80 days, ʻOumuamua's orbital eccentricity is 1.20, the highest ever observed[60][10] until 2I/Borisov was discovered in August 2019. An eccentricity exceeding 1.0 means an object exceeds the Sun's escape velocity, is not bound to the Solar System and may escape to interstellar space. While an eccentricity slightly above 1.0 can be obtained by encounters with planets, as happened with the previous record holder, C/1980 E1,[60][61][f] ʻOumuamua's eccentricity is so high that it could not have been obtained through an encounter with any of the planets in the Solar System. Even undiscovered planets in the Solar System, if any should exist, could not account for ʻOumuamua's trajectory, nor boost its speed to the observed value. For these reasons, it can only be of interstellar origin.[62][63]"
Non-gravitational acceleration
On 27 June 2018, astronomers reported a non-gravitational acceleration to ʻOumuamua's trajectory, potentially consistent with a push from solar radiation pressure.[66][67] The resulting change in velocity during the period when it was near its closest approach to the Sun summed to about 17 meters per second. Initial speculation as to the cause of this acceleration pointed to the comet-like outgassing,[23] whereby volatile substances inside the object evaporate as the Sun heats its surface. Although no such tail of gasses was observed following the object,[68] researchers estimated that enough outgassing may have increased the object's speed without the gases being detectable.[69] A critical re-assessment of the outgassing hypothesis argued that, instead of the observed stability of ʻOumuamua's spin, outgassing would have caused its spin to rapidly change due to its elongated shape, resulting in the object tearing apart.[8]
("The resulting change in velocity during the period when it was near its closest approach to the Sun" sure sounds a lot like gravity assist to me...
Non-gravitational acceleration
I'm telling you there is your sign.
"And: potentially consistent with a push from solar radiation pressure."
is by no means conclusive
and:
"the observed stability of ʻOumuamua's spin, outgassing would have caused its spin to rapidly change due to its elongated shape, resulting in the object tearing apart."
It didn't.)
"This interstellar speed (ʻOumuamua's) is very close to the mean motion of material in the Milky Way in the neighborhood of the Sun, also known as the local standard of rest (LSR), and especially close to the mean motion of a relatively close group of red dwarf stars. This velocity profile also indicates an extrasolar origin, but appears to rule out the closest dozen stars.[70] In fact, the closeness of ʻOumuamua's velocity to the local standard of rest might mean that it has circulated the Milky Way several times and thus may have originated from an entirely different part of the galaxy.[43]"
Independence Day Quote
Gen. Gray:
"We have also learned that NORAD and our top commandos were the first to be taken out. At this rate, we could be looking at the worldwide destruction of every major city in the next 36 hours.
President Thomas Whitmore:
Then we're being exterminated."
More like a mass migration home
than an extermination
for some of us...
Is your heart really ready for whats coming?
Luke 21:26
Men's hearts failing them for fear,
and for looking after those things
which are coming on the earth:
for the powers of heaven shall be shaken.
Let me ask you this:
What do you believe and why?
I got a three thousand year old mystical book
from outside our time space continuum
that forms the basis of my beliefs on these matters.
With a hefty dose of science thrown in along with it.
What do you have in support of your belief structure?
Remember:
They laughed at me when I showed them pictures of my future wife 10+ years ago.
They told me it wasn't ever going to happen.
They laughed at me last summer about Holographic AI (Digital Humans).
So far?
Team "Laugh at him"?
Aint really doin so hot.
I'd expect them to keep doing worse if it was me...yup.
I love you baby.
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