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TIME LINES AND DISTORTIONAL EFFECTS Certainly we need linear proportions to build a house, but when it comes to the basic principles of the universe those same linear proportions get us into trouble with respect to our ambition to establish a manned base on the Moon or to colonise another planetary body. The planets, moons and stars share a non-linear relationship which includes time lines, in that lunar time runs much faster than Earth time. So, the aspect of the Moon which presents itself to us is in fact lunar history or the lunar past existing in our Earth's present. And in that time is different on the Moon, the Moon is dynamically out of sync with our terrestrial environment. The underlying dynamics affecting the form and function of lunar material are significantly out of step with the underlying dynamics affecting the form and function of Earthly material. It should be noted that there is an energy differential existing between the Earth and the Moon in relation to the underlying energy affecting the form and function of physical structure. In this respect, lunar materials have a higher ratio of energy per unit of mass than our Earthly materials. Consequently, the Moon has a distortional effect on the Earth and lunar materials have a distortional effect of the dynamics of terrestrial flora and fauna. We seem to have the idea that the only thing separating us from the Moon is a certain linear distance, much like the distance between one city and another, measured in miles or kilometres, but this is hardly the case. So why do we ignore time lines and behave as if they do not exist? To start with, someone would have to explain why government agencies have been hiding critical information not only from the public but from NASA scientists and engineers as well—information critical to establishing a manned base on the Moon or colonising another planetary body. At the present time, we are talking about a manned mission to Mars and considering the possibility of utilising Martian water to sustain the mission crew. But if Mars is out of sync with our Earth, so is Martian water out of sync with the biological chemistry of the mission crew. So the apparent or real purity of Martian water is not the problem or the issue: it is the underlying dynamics of the water which are, we need to revisit the Apollo missions, which began recovering geological samples from the Moon in 1969. When the first lunar samples arrived at the Johnson Space Center, they were placed in quarantine while tests were conducted to determine if the lunar samples represented a hazard to the Earth's ecology. Both plant and animal species were subjected to and/or injected with a solution of water containing finely pulverised Moon rock. In one particular test, both corn and bean seeds were watered with this Moon rock solution. The seeds germinated and the resulting plants grew at an accelerated rate—but they also developed genetic deformities and cancerous growths. Initially I speculated that the lunar samples would effect accelerated growth in plants, but I had not considered the possibility of genetic deformities or cancerous growths developing. So this was a shocking revelation, to say the least. Today, NASA denies the original test results and claims that none of the various plant and animal species subjected to or injected with the lunar solution suffered any ill effects whatsoever, but it does maintain that the lunar solution effected accelerated growth in plants. However, these radical effects did occur and should have brought the space program to a grinding halt. We should have gone back to the drawing board in order to develop the science and technology necessary to access the environment of another planetary body safely and efficiently, but this did not happen. It was business as usual, and still is. Einstein once said that time is different for every system in motion, and of course it is, but what exactly does this mean? Unfortunately, Einstein viewed the universe in terms of linear proportions, which in turn limited our view and our understanding of the universe as well as much of what he himself was attempting to convey. [ order to understand what time lines a lear a. SoRR & le ly erin \ — ¢ i = |viigectiow CC : oh A SIRET PASE, Seat rviiffe NEXUS + 47 by David Barclay © 2007 DECEMBER 2007 — JANUARY 2008 www.nexusmagazine.com