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Speaker 3: Hello and welcome to another episode of Across the Pond.
I'm your host DTR Not as Evil. Today's topic it's
an unusual one. It's one I've not seen much information on,
to be honest, but it's starting to get a little
bit of momentum going in the conspiracy kind of world.
It's the planet Tiamatt or Tiarmatt. Now when you try
and search us up, there isn't a lot of information
about it, but people do talk about it. It's supposedly
the planet that was in the position between Mars and Jupiter,
and its remains are the asteroid belt.
Speaker 1: That is a very.
Speaker 3: Very brief, brief description of what it actually is now.
It is also thought to be the original home of
our ancestors, because obviously they do say that human DNA
holds parts of it that are not from this planet,
that do not match up with any other creature on Earth,
and they try to explain this away. Could the possibility
be that we are refugees from the planet timap That
is what I'm posing to you today. I'm going to
be playing a couple of different videos today. The first one,
it's going to try to explain to you where the
Moon came from. Now, this is semi important to where
we're going with this one.
Speaker 1: I'll play the clip for you.
Speaker 3: It's on the about a minute two minutes long, and
then we'll see we'll see after that.
Speaker 4: Not long after it formed, our planet gained a companion.
Speaker 3: So remember, this is the official line of how the
Earth and the Moon were formed in the beginning of time.
Speaker 4: But it wasn't the Moon. It was another planet that
formed in Earth's orbit, a sibling called a Fair. It
was roughly the size of Mars, a vast ball of
rock and lot. Throughout their childhood, Earth and Fair lived
in harmony until gravitational disturbances in the Young Solar System
set the two planets on a collision course. In this moment,
Earth's future hangs in the balance. Fair is obliterated as
the impact melts both works.
Speaker 3: Now, that is basically saying that this planet called There,
in the very early dawn of time hit the Earth.
Speaker 1: It wasn't that a direct hit.
Speaker 3: It was a glancing blow, I think, is what you
would call it, and merged with the Earth and the
debris from that circled the Earth and informed the Moon.
Now there is supposedly evidence that there is not a
planet size something in the Earth. I've not researched into
that one. That would be for another episode. But there
is something inside the Earth that they do say could
be another planet. So the thea theory semi hold up.
Now the issue with that is, in my opinion, this
is supposed to have been thirteen point eight billion years ago. Now,
when they go back through recorded time, which obviously doesn't
go back very far at all, the moon itself is
only mentioned approximately five thousand years ago. That's its first
time it's mentioned in any text anywhere. Now does that
mean that the moon wasn't there before that time? There's
also records of civilization saying the moon suddenly appeared in
the sky. I'm not sure if I can find out which.
I don't know if it's the Native Americans or somebody
like that, but they said that the moon was carried
and it appeared in the sky.
Speaker 1: So was the moon.
Speaker 3: Created at this point by thear or did the moon
come here from somewhere else? Now that brings us on
nicely too. If it was brought here from somewhere else
Where was it brought from?
Speaker 1: Now this is all.
Speaker 3: For entertainment purposes only, we'll say for now. But this
is going into if sports. Maybe is that kind of thing?
Speaker 1: Is it possible that the.
Speaker 3: Earth was already here and the Moon was our arc
from a planet that was destroyed by some kind of event,
a catastrophic event, and we escaped on the Moon and
came here, and the Moon is actually our arc that
has stayed in orbit. Because don't forget NASA, do say,
the Moon seems to be hollow and it rings like
a bell when it's struck by something, and they haven't
explained why.
Speaker 1: So if we traveled.
Speaker 3: On the Moon, where did we come from? Now this
is where my theory comes in. Now, if you haven't
heard of it, there is not much information about this
out there, but there is theoretically a planet called Tiamat. Now,
Tiamat would have been positioned between Mars and Jupiter, which
is the position of the asteroid belt. Now, if a
planet were to explode, be destroyed, it would leave debris.
Now is the asteroid belt the debris from our original
home planet? And what could have destroyed it? There's many, many, many,
possibilities of it, but that opens us up to other theories. Now,
they do say that Mars wasn't a planet. Originally it
was a moon. It was potentially a moon of another planet.
Could it have been the moon of Tiamat? I don't
know if you've heard of you must have heard of
Billy Carlson. I'm going to be playing the interview.
Speaker 1: In a minute, and we're going to be discussing it
as we go through it. He theorizes.
Speaker 3: He says that Mars on one side is charred on
one side of it, and the other side is smooth.
Now we do know that they do say Mars had
an atmosphere, had oceans, it was a green planet. Yet
something happened that tore off its atmosphere and it's now
a barren rock. Could it have been a moon of Tmat?
And the scorch side was the side that was facing
Tmat at the time, and it was pushed out of
orbit into its new orbit by a global catastrophe when
Timat was destroyed. That is a That is a mind
boggling theory.
Speaker 1: Mind boggling.
Speaker 3: Let me play the Let me play the interview and
we'll see what you think. Also, this will bring us
onto another planet which I only have heard about in
the past few weeks called Series. Now, the potential of
this is massive.
Speaker 1: Of this planet.
Speaker 3: I'll start the interview and we'll go through it and
we'll discuss it as we go.
Speaker 5: Scientists just discovered something interesting and I've never talked about
that on the podcast, and you guys should look this up.
So our Milky Way galaxy is pretty interesting because it's
absorbing another galaxy at the tame.
Speaker 3: He's starting off just by saying how we are currently
two galaxies absorbing each other. This is the start of
the interview, so just listen to what he says.
Speaker 5: About this this exact moment called the Sagittarius Dwarf galaxy,
not the Sagittarius constellation. That's something totally different. We are
absorbing the Sagittarius Dwarf galaxy at this exact moment. People
thought for all these decades, looking over even hundreds of years,
looking up in the night sky, seeing that swathe of
stars going across that's the Milky Way. Guess what we've
been wrong the whole time. This is now being taught
in university is an astrophysics. So what we're looking at
you're looking at the absorption or the the merging of
this vegetarius with the Milky Way galaxy, and the exact
point where it merges and drops into the Milky Way
is right where our solar system is located, which would
explain the rogue planets that we know that are out there.
There's millions of rogue planets that have no Sun that
are just floating free around. There's planets and solar systems
that are orbiting far beyond the orbit of Pluto in
our inner Oort cloud admitted by us by astronomers. Now
that there's other solar systems within this inner Oort cloud
area orbiting our Sun to be forty two hundred years.
So all of a sudden, that's Corey Powell.
Speaker 1: Now listen to.
Speaker 3: He said that there are all the stars and solar
systems orbiting our Sun every did you say forty two
hundred years, that's four two hundred years. Now we all
know the theory of the Beiu and how that comes
around every so many thousand years. Could that potentially be
what he's talking about here?
Speaker 5: Astronomer at Discover read magazine by the way, who said that,
So this is pretty interesting. We're talking about the fact
that our solar system itself is an implant into the
monkey way that we come from Sagittarius. We're not even
part of the Milky Bay Galaxy.
Speaker 6: WHOA Okay, So when they're looking at our own solar system,
they have an understanding that there's a thing called the
Kuiper Belt. It's out there, and there's so many objects
in there that are small, and that's one of the
reasons why they decided to declassify Pluto as a planet,
because there's other objects real similar.
Speaker 5: In Smacky Baki and all those other planets.
Speaker 6: But they think there's something large out there. They think
there's something large out there that they haven't yet identified
because of the way that gravity is responding.
Speaker 2: What is the reason for.
Speaker 5: Well, what happens is they discovered that in some way,
millions of years ago, something moved through our solar system
and captured its own weird orbit around our son. And
what's crazy is the evidence is in our solar system.
So Saturn and Tune switched locations because of a gravitational field.
Urinus has flipped on its side in orbits, it's it's
it's equator, it's orbiting north and south not east and west,
and they know that it got hit like it got
hit or something gravitationally just tugged at It's so hard
that it flipped sideways. It never stops, never stopped, and
it's moved through our solar system, way out beyond the
orbit of Pluto, and this thing captured its own orbit.
This is in the numit elis in Seven Tapes of Creation.
This exact process that's been described now by astrophysicists and
astronomers is an ancient text that we.
Speaker 1: So in ancient times.
Speaker 3: This was the story of creation, of how everything was
created in the Solar system.
Speaker 1: And it's now being.
Speaker 3: Proven by astrophysicists that this is what has happened. Some
kind of giant object moved through our system and messed
it up, spun it up.
Speaker 5: You can read and we can see, Oh my god,
this is exactly what this text is saying. It's talking
about the creation of our o It even talks about
the creation of Earth. In that text, it says that
when marred uck Aka and ne Bureau, a moon of
new Bureau, crashed into Tiamart, it broke into pieces and
became the hammer embrace it. That's the asteroid belt, one
giant chunk swung away, recoalesced with everything water, land, and
organic material needed for life, and became the Earth, tugging
with it the Moon. So it's pretty crazy that the
creation of this planet itself, and it says that it
pushed the net force, pushed mercury closer to the Sun,
and pushed Venus closer to the Sun, and then we
took the third spot in place around our orbit around
our Sun. And then of course we have Mars, which
used to be a moon, a habitable moon of Tiamot,
a planet that was four to six times larger than Earth,
and it slung into this crazy orbit. That's why Mars
has this weird orbit, and you have to you have
to rendezvous with it. If you're NASA or anybody trying
to rendevous with Mars every two years doing this an
apergee or perogy, you have to apage a perode. One
of them is further away than the other, one is
eighty milli miles and the other ones closer. So if
you run into Ronnie every two years, you can capture
the orbit of Mars and you can actually get there
in four months. And then they looked at it and
said wow, they meaning astrophysicist, this looks like this. Mars
wasn't originally in this type of orbit. It must have
been orbiting something else in our Solar system, which it was.
One side is charred black and the other side is smooth.
So the side where Tiama exploded, those chunks hit Mars
on one side created a very charred side and the
other side is the smoothest surface in the Solar System,
which is because of the global flood that that created.
And then Mars's axis on its equator is tilted forty
five figures on its axis, which means the mass shifted
it down forty five degrees. They had a major global
catastrophe there on.
Speaker 3: Now, who knew that Mars itself had a child side.
I did not have a clue, not the foggiest not
a clue. He's got a child side and a smooth side.
Speaker 5: It's just it's crazy on that on Mars.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: And then after Mars you have another little planet that
survived called Series.
Speaker 3: Now this is where he gets into Series. This is
what I want to go into a little bit more.
Speaker 5: C E R E. S. Which is also a result
of this tea amount exploding people don't even talk about Series.
It has the most fresh water of any other planet
in our Solar System. More, where's its location? That's the
next planet after Mars? Series really c E R E S.
How big is it? It's about maybe two thirds smaller
than Mars and gets.
Speaker 2: To work planets, so they don't.
Speaker 6: It falls in orbit between Mars and Jupiter, near the
middle of the asteroid belt with an orbital period.
Speaker 5: Click on that, James, when they flew by it about
this before.
Speaker 2: I didn't know there was another planet out there, so
you needed did.
Speaker 3: I never heard of this ever, and I've been into
the planets and everything for years since I was born,
nearly fifty years. I've never heard of Series ever, ever,
ever ever. And where it actually is in the asteroid
belt that's crazy. And the size of it, it's moon size.
It's two thirds size of Mars. Now, if they are
saying that Mars was a moon of Tmatt, could serious
have been a Mar a moon of TMAT as well?
The potential it's humongous.
Speaker 5: Listen, when they flew by it a few years ago,
the lights were on. They sent the probe out there.
Speaker 2: What the lights were on?
Speaker 5: And so they started trying to say it was ice
particles glistening in the sunlight. So when they got to
the dark side, guess what the lights were on on
the dark side, so they couldn't use the ice particle
explanation anymore. So they just said, we don't know what
it is.
Speaker 6: What serious small size means that even at its brightest,
it's too dim to be seen by the naked eye
except under extremely dark skies. It's a parent magnitude rages
from six point seven to nine point three, peaking in
opposition what's closest to Earth once every fifteen to sixteen, So.
Speaker 1: Just listen to what he said.
Speaker 3: There they found lights on serious and they said it
was the sun reflecting off high quantities of salt particles.
That's taken off NASA's website. High quantities of salt were
reflecting the sun. When they passed it again on the
dark side, the lights were still on, and a few
new basic science. To have a reflection, you need light,
no light, no reflection, So what are these lights on?
Speaker 1: Series? What are they? It also has water?
Speaker 3: What is water needed for life?
Speaker 2: In months? And how do you say that word? Sino
dick synadic?
Speaker 5: I don't know where you're at now.
Speaker 2: Sixteenth month synodic.
Speaker 6: Period syndic period as a result. As a result, its
surface features are barely visible even with the most powerful telescopes,
and little is known about it until the robotic NASA
spacecraft Dawn Approach series for its orbital mission in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 5: And we have high resolution images of the surface. There
are strange things there as well, which is pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: So what are the images of the surface.
Speaker 5: You have to go to NASA dot GUV and go
to the Dawn images and you can download or sometimes
the European Space Agency has them as well es and
then you can grab those images. It's pretty crazy. Some
things just don't look right there. But there's a lot
what doesn't look well. You know, if you look at
mohingin Dora or areas of Egypt that's you know, or
even you know Iraq where it used to be Samaria,
structures that used to be there that are now worn
down and weathered. They have similar looks there, similar things
that they look similar there. This not saying that they
are I'm just saying that they look strange.
Speaker 2: Some things.
Speaker 6: Look for a lot of strange things on Earth that
are unnatural, that's true.
Speaker 3: He's showing pictures on that now, and what you're seeing
is craters with lights in and they are bright lights.
You're also seeing the structures he's talking about look similar
to pyramids. And also these crators that you're that are
there seem to be perfectly round. Now would an asteroid
impact make a perfectly round crater or would a surface
explosion create a crater that is perfectly round? Sure?
Speaker 5: Do to even have octagons and straight lines on if
that are natural as well?
Speaker 3: What that showed there was straight lines, obviously, straight lines
and things very rare in nature, extremely rare. But it's orbit,
where it is, its position, it seems to point to
it being a moon of something else. If so, what
was it a moon of? And also what was Mars
and moon of What he's saying there Isnabiu, Planet X
came through our solar system. Now they do say there
is another big gigantic object somewhere out there because they
can tell by the gravitational.
Speaker 1: Pull of it.
Speaker 3: It's so far out it could be on the other
side of the Sun and we can't see.
Speaker 1: It, or it's just so far out we don't know
where it is.
Speaker 3: Just think how immense it must be and how big
and gigantic it must actually be to still be having
a gravitational effect on our solar system when it's not
in visual range, and to be able to flip two
planet's positions in the Solar system, to be able to
turn one to destroy potentially the planet Tmap. It's potential
there that Nebieru came through. The civilization that was on
Tiamat at the time knew it was coming because they
must have been advanced, and they put plans into place
to escape.
Speaker 1: Now, where would be the easiest place is to escape to.
Speaker 3: Obviously Earth, Earth was formed, it was there, and escaping
here would explain why our DNA is different to anything
else on this planet. Just imagine that we are not
from Earth. We are from Tiamat, and the Beeru destroyed Tiamat.
But also think of this, are their survivors on series
and that's what these lights are. Those lights are our
ancestors still alive on series. Going to Nasadog GOVN have
a look at the pictures. For all we know, they
could be underground civilization. But there are like bluey kind
of lights on the surface and they cannot explain them.
They do not know where they came from or what's
causing them. And I'm not buying the salt reflection theory.
I don't believe they've found Obviously, space telescopes aren't the
greatest thing, and they're still in their early years. I
know they've been going for like twenty thirty years, but
they're still in early years. But I don't think they've
found a solar system similar to ours.
Speaker 1: Anywhere.
Speaker 3: So the forming of our solar system? Are we a
hybrid of two different solar systems that merge together. There
was a system already here of a number of planets,
and then the Beru's system came through as the Sagittarius
and Milky Way galaxies were merging together, and we have
captured some of their planets into ours.
Speaker 1: Or the Beeru was already here.
Speaker 3: And we came through from Sagittarius and it captured us
into its orbit. Just have a think of that, Think
of the potential and the possibility of the story of creation,
the dawn of time, where we came from. Why are
we different to everything else? Because that brings you onto evolution.
I don't want to dive too deeply into evolution. But
they say the birds evolved from dinosaurs, but they also
say the dinosaurs went extinct by the asteroid that hit
this planet. If we evolved from chimpanzees and apes, why
are they still apes? Because I was under the impression
that evolution didn't change a couple of you, it changed
everybody over time. I could be wrong. If I'm wrong,
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Speaker 3: So thanks to thanks for listening for this. So the
key points to me to Google. If you want to
know more information on this is have a look for
Tmatt team that's potentially the planet that the Asteroid Belt
are the remains of, and have a look for Serious.
Series is fascinating and I'd never heard of it until
a couple of months ago.
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