Tiamat Destruction and Solar System Chaos
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Facets
- Earth & Operations (10 quotes)
- Structure & Organization (4 quotes)
- Politics & Power (2 quotes)
- Origins & History (1 quotes)
Quotes
the Tiamat Wars were a skirmish or a big fight between two rivaling factions, one of them belonging to the Galactic Federation. And during those wars, high-power weapons were used, including ionizing nuclear ones.
— The Moon. Part 1 (SV-86 English)
But we suspect it all started with the infamous Tiamat Wars, which resulted in the destruction of that planet and the formation of the asteroid belt with the remaining debris, and which officially happened some 12,500 years ago, although I am highly skeptical about this number.
— Space News 93. The Situation of Planet Earth in Detail. Part 1. (English) (August 1st, 2025)
the Tiamat wars were a skirmish or a big fight between two rivaling factions, one of them belonging to the Galactic Federation. And during those wars, high-power weapons were used, including ionizing nuclear ones.
— The Moon. Part 1 (English)
Tiamat was a large, watery planet about 80% the size of Neptune that orbited the sun between Mars and Jupiter, where the asteroid belt resides today. And the asteroid belt is what was left of it after it was destroyed in that war.
— The Moon. Part 1 (SV-86 English)
Tiamat was a large watery planet, about 80% the size of Neptune, that orbited the Sun between Mars and Jupiter, where the asteroid belt resides today. And the asteroid belt is what was left of it after it was destroyed in that war.
— The Moon. Part 1 (English)
As it was a water planet, it shined in the sky like a second, dimmer sun as a mirror, and this is the origin of the idea that the Sun is a binary system, which it is not.
— The Moon. Part 1 (English)
The waters of Tiamat were mostly captured by the sun, but a lot of it was attracted to the planets Venus and Earth, where it fell from the sky as heavy, non-stop rain for 40 days and 40 nights, as the story goes, causing the great flood
— The Moon. Part 1 (SV-86 English)
The waters of Tiamat were mostly captured by the Sun, but a lot of it was attracted to the planets Venus and Earth, where it fell from the sky as heavy, non-stop rain for 40 days and 40 nights, as the story goes, causing the great flood and destruction that also devastated Earth.
— The Moon. Part 1 (English)
Much of Tiamat’s water is still out there in this Solar System. Today it is called the asteroid belt, and very few people know that it is made mostly of ice, as dirty snowballs.
— Did the last Global Deluge happen less than 200 years ago? (English) (October 30th, 2024)
the destruction of Tiamat, which was a large watery planet that once orbited the Sun between planets Mars and Jupiter, and today, its remains are the asteroid belt.
— The Moon, Part 2. Internal structure. (English)
the destruction of Tiamat, which was a large watery planet that once orbited the sun between planets Mars and Jupiter, and today its remains are the asteroid belt
— The Moon. Part 2 Internal Structure. (SV-87 English)
After the destruction of planet Tiamat, all the planets in this Solar System were in complete chaos because their gravitational dynamics and equilibrium were drastically altered
— The Moon part 3, how it influences Earth and its 3D Matrix. ( English )
After the destruction of planet Tiamat, all the planets in this solar system were in complete chaos because their gravitational dynamics and equilibrium were drastically altered, modifying their orbits around the sun
— The Moon Part 3: How it Influences Earth and its 3D Matrix. (SV-88 English)
Sources
- Did the last Global Deluge happen less than 200 years ago? (English)
- Space News 93. The Situation of Planet Earth in Detail. Part 1. (English)
- The Moon Part 3: How it Influences Earth and its 3D Matrix. (SV-88 English)
- The Moon part 3, how it influences Earth and its 3D Matrix. ( English )
- The Moon, Part 2. Internal structure. (English)
- The Moon. Part 1 (English)
- The Moon. Part 1 (SV-86 English)
- The Moon. Part 2 Internal Structure. (SV-87 English)