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ZISCIENCE|2 MYSTERIOUS GUATEMALA CITY SINKHOLES LINKED WITH MICRO BLACK HOLES by Olaf Thomas Raabe © 2010 stated that the heavy rain from ropical storm Agatha caused it. Three-dimensional orbital simulations, however, show Geneva at 10:51:48 GMT on 31 May 2011 eading directly towards the location of Guatemala City at 4:50:02 GMT on 31 May 2010, at the point where the Earth reaches the same point in space relative to the Sun. Such points of equidistance are significant or temporal transfer because, under Contracting Matter Theory, emporally transferred particles or objects disappear at the point of ransfer, only to reappear either in empty space or even within the Earth, if the planet happens to be in hat exact same location relative to he Sun in a different year at the ime of transfer. This micro black hole didn't cause a fireball in the atmosphere because, at the moment of transfer, it appeared just under the surface of the Earth. This is why the rainwater caused such an enormous hole, 300 feet (~91.5 metres) deep. An explosion would not have been perceived as more than the rumbling of tons of earth caving in, because a small layer of Earth would have still covered the 300-foot hole. Check YouTube for an upload with clips of these orbital simulations (search for "NEXUS Magazine Guatemala City Sinkhole Explained"). Enlarged simulations show just how accurately the positions match. Sceptics might say, "But this is a cenote”. Cenotes are common in Guatemala; indeed, there are literally hundreds of them. They are sinkholes or caves, filled with water, that occur in a semicircle around the ancient Chicxulub crater. These cenotes are many thousands of years old and were known to and revered by the Maya. Extensive research has been conducted, proving that they appear ave you ever wondered what a Hae blac ole leaves behind after it has eaten its way through the Earth's crust? Look at this photo below and you can see or yourself. This is the result. The giant sinkhole that appeared in Guatemala City early on | June 2010 has been verified as linked to he location of Geneva, the site of he Large Hadron Collider (LHC) experiment (see "Earth Precession and Micro Black Holes", NEXUS 17/06). It happened in one of the our areas of possible orbital intersection, where the Earth in different years exists at the same point relative to the Sun within a few ours, but one year (or multiple years) apart. Local authorities NEXUS ¢ 49 DECEMBER 2010 - JANUARY 20II www.nexusmagazine.com