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Supporting evidence in regard to Longwood Warren: two comets and a wormhole
Because interpretation
of "Longwood Warren" has remained controversial, I searched the CCC
archive for supporting evidence. Might any other crop pictures from June
or July 1995 describe the break-up of comet 73P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 3?
Yes, that seems to be
the case. Although some old photos were not clear, I easily found two
"short-tailed expanding comets" and a "wormhole" :
Danebury
Shore
Punchbowl
"Danebury" and
"Punchbowl" both show what appears to be a comet with a short tail, in the
process of break-up or expansion; while "Shore" shows part of a space-time
wormhole, using three-dimensional perspective of a style that later came
to dominate the summer of 2006.
Now here is the really
amazing fact: that particular comet remained in the glare of the Sun (as
seen from Earth) until late August or September 1995; and so Earth-based
astronomers did not learn of its break-up until two months later,
or long after these particular crop pictures were made (in June or July).
How could the "crop
artists" possibly have known? Well, that is presumably why they also
showed us a "wormhole", in order to explain!
You see, wormholes may
be converted easily into time-travel devices, as first noted by Kip Thorne
and colleagues in Physical Review Letters 61, 1446-1449, 1988:
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