Food for the Moon, Food for the Moon

I am completely open to the possibility there's an entire spectrum of life that's present right in front of us but totally invisible -- humans perceive such a vanishingly small portion of the spectrum I have no doubt there's overlapping ecosystems running all over the place, against us and through us, all the time. Are they really "Dark Spiritual Energies" or are they just hungry? Hungry like the billions of bacteria within your body right now?

"More than 500 different species of bacteria exist in our bodies, making up more than 100 trillion cells. Because our bodies are made of only some several trillion human cells, we are somewhat outnumbered by the aliens. It follows that most of the genes in our bodies are from bacteria, too." -- Hooper



"Everything living on the Earth, people, animals, plants, is food for the moon. All movements, actions, and manifestations of people, animals, and plants depend upon the moon and are controlled by the moon…. The mechanical part of our life depends upon the moon, is subject to the moon. If we develop in ourselves consciousness and will, and subject our mechanical life and all our mechanical manifestations to them, we shall escape from the power of the moon." -- Gurdjieff



"Very early on, scientists recognized a link between moonquakes and the tidal forces exerted on the moon by the gravitational pull of the Earth. Moonquakes reoccur again and again in the same locations at the same time of the month, which seems to link them to the monthly tidal cycles but so far, nobody has been able to construct a physical model or clear pattern to explain the relationship." -- Bruce Bills



"Shallow moonquakes are generated by thermal stresses along fracture plans in the lunar surface. Note that the mean lunar temperature varies from 107 C at day down to -153 C at night. The deep moonquake activity is somewhat cyclical. Clusters of moonquakes occur when the moon is at its apogee, or furthest point from the Earth. Fourteen days later, another cluster occurs when the moon is at perigee, or closest point. The moon is very reverberant, with oscillations continuing for an hour or more. In contrast, the 1964 Alaskan earthquake lasted less than five minutes, even though it had the highest magnitude of any quake recorded in North America." -- Tom Irvine



"Once every Lunar orbit, the Moon passes through Earth's magnetotail for approximately 6 days. Interaction with the plasma sheet causes the Moon's surface to become negatively charged. On the Moon's dayside this effect is counteracted to a degree by sunlight: ultraviolet photons knock electrons back off the surface, keeping the build-up of charge at relatively low levels. But on the nightside electrons accumulate and surface voltages can climb to hundreds or thousands of volts. There's growing evidence that fine particles of moondust might actually float, ejected from the lunar surface by electrostatic repulsion. This could create a temporary nighttime atmosphere of dust." -- Tim Stubbs



"The next time you see the moon, trace your finger along the terminator, the dividing line between lunar night and day. That's where the storm is. It's a long and skinny dust storm, stretching all the way from the north pole to the south pole, swirling across the surface, following the terminator as sunrise ceaselessly sweeps around the moon. Never heard of it? Few have. But scientists are increasingly confident that the storm is real."



"The dayside of the moon is positively charged; the nightside is negatively charged. There could be significant horizontal electric fields forming between the day and night areas. If the Moon is full, it is inside the magnetotail. The Moon enters the magnetotail three days before it is full and takes about six days to cross and exit on the other side." -- Timothy Stubbs

Intelligent Design fanboys like to throw the word "perfection" around. Perfection is what happens when you're not looking closely enough: it's a perceptual mistake on the operator's end of the equation. The moon is gradually moving away from the Earth at a rate of 3.8 centimeters a year. This is the leverage for a subtle but real energy transfer that's massive and ongoing. This is significant because it's a physical, decriptive mechanism for the esoteric teachings of Gurdjieff.



Q: Is the Earth's rotation slowing down?
A: Yes it is, due to a transfer of Earth's rotational momentum to the Moon's orbital momentum as tidal friction slows the Earth's rotation. That increase in the Moon's speed is causing it to slowly recede from Earth (about 4 cm per year), increasing its orbital period and the length of a month as well.

Every 18 months on the average, with variation, a leap second is added to planetary time keeping to keep the day consistent with atomic clocks and astronomical observations.