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TAMBORA ERUPTION - 1815

Bird's Eye View

VIEW FROM NORTH LOOKING TOWARD ECLIPTIC PLANE

     Saturn, Uranus and Jupiter complete a strikingly symmetric pattern with two ecliptic stars at the time of the explosive 1815 Tambora volcanic eruption!

     There are also energetic stars outside the ecliptic or Sun-Earth plane. For a 3-dimensional diagram of the astronomical

configuration at the time of Tambora click on Ecliptic/Volcanoes.

Cleveland Volcano - Aleutian Islands - May 2006

ISS JN Williams - NASA

 

 

NOAA Photo - Hurricane Katrina - 08/29/2005

 

NASA Photo

Hurricane Katrina - 2005

 

Solar System Events and

Astronomical Symmetry

Matt Maddox

 

     ***See the long-term K-structure below composed of four nearby stars.***

     Don't miss the 3-dimensional view of historic Volcano Tambora on the Volcano page!!!

    The astronomical patterns associated with numerous solar system events have been analyzed. Symmetric planet-star patterns have emerged and are determined to be causal. Astronomical symmetry associated with energetic solar system events is a universal dynamic. 

 

ECLIPTIC PLANE

 

THE ECLIPTIC OR SOLAR PLANE

 

            The sun-earth plane is referred as the ecliptic plane. It could also be considered as a broad and thick pancake. The sun, moon and planets regularly align with stars within this plane. They also make symmetric patterns with the ecliptic stars. It’s important to note the “K” pattern composed of the Antares-Aldebaran backbone and Spica and Pollux as the legs.

 

 

   
   

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