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Vernal Equinox, c. -1492

Extensive Venus-Earth Intersect Event

1. Venus-Earth Inferior Conjunction

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Venus-Earth plasmasphere contact (Jno Cook)
i. Intersect event
    a. Aligned along the Ecliptic  
    b. Near equinox (c. April 17-19)
    c. High tides
    d. Atmospheric electric charge increased

ii. Comet Venus
    a. 9th potbelly at Monte Alto
    b. Pliny: Comet Typhon, “twisted like a coil and ball of fire”
    c. Manetho: “Blast of god’s displeasure”  
    d. Kolbrin: “Return of the Destroyer”

2. Plasmasphere Superposition (at approx. 9m+ miles)

i. Repulsive electrical field force (”earth shock”)
        a. Central Pacific daylight compressive impact
        b. Reciprocal repulsive lift ejects meteor clouds
        c. Pacific & Indian oceans depopulated
              cf. Lemuria, Mu, Kumari Kandam
        d. Central & South America inundated by tsunamis
        e. Uplift of the Andes by thousands of feet?   
        f. Whirlwinds at antipodes
 
ii. Circumferential discharges
        a. Twisted current “snake” with multiple [”56”] electron       
             streamer “heads” (Typhon)
        b. Electrical arcs across Pacific, Indian Oceans & mainland India
             & Middle East
        c. Risen walls of water around arcs
        d. Earth & Moon repulsively shoved away (.99 AU)
        e. Venus bumped closer to Sun (.728 AU?)
        f. Earth’s axis twisted (torque); gyroscopic response
        g. Electrical arcs into Red, Mediterranean, Tyrrhenian Seas &
             Atlantic Ocean
        h. Extensive red sprite thunderbolt “arrows”

3. Immediate Aftermath

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"Destroyer Comet" of circa 1500 BC
    i. Polar plumes
        a. Pillar of fire / pillar of cloud
        b. Mesoamerican trees
        c. Jupiter’s bow
        d. Moses’ staff

    ii. Equatorial aurora horns
        a. Hathor
        b. Golden calf

    iii. Sudden severe decline in global temperature

    iv. Earth in Venus’ comet plasmatail for six days
        a. Venus seen as glowing red orb (Typhon)
        b. Mistaken for reappearance of Jupiter?
        c. “Arm of Yahweh”

    v. Plagues and mass migrations

    vi. Volcanoes & hurricanes

    vii. Burning infall of debris (naptha?)

    viii. China: “Sun did not set for 5 days”

    ix. Seismic aftershocks
        a. “Groaning” of mountains
        b. “Dancing” of hills
        c. Sinkholes: Cennet and Cehennem (Corycian Cave)

4. Cultural Commemorations

    i. Typhon struck down by Zeus
    ii. Marduk & Tiamat
    iii. Indra & Vrtra
    iv. Krisna & the serpent
v. Teshub & Illuyanka
    vi. Ipuwer papyrus
    vii. Exodus “Passover Event”
    viii. Mesoamerican "Fourth Creation"
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Teshub slays the serpent-dragon Illuyanka