The events detailed in the new book Miracle: The Creation of the Earth, reveal the true nature of the planets in the solar system today. The giant planets, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune were formed along with the Sun in a large dense cloud and therefore comprise the full range of elements in a clathrate form. Mars, originally in an interior orbit similar to that of Venus today and Earth were the two oldest terrestrial planets. An ancient planet named Metis by Greek tribes, interacted with the Earth in the Younger Dryas period, inverting its lithosphere for 1,300 years relative to the mantle, melting its top layer and forming a low viscosity layer over which the lithosphere was free to rotate independently, then impacted Jupiter out of which a new terrestrial planet, Venus, was born (~4000 BC) but is as yet incomplete.
Planetary scientists, constrained by the ‘Standard Model’, which holds that all the planets in the solar system were created 4.5 billion years ago based on Laplace nebular hypothesis (1800), in spite of their great differences has failed to understand these events for at least a decade All terrestrial planets resulted from explosive impacts on Jupiter. Primitive vegetative and animal life forms existed on the Earth up to 4000 BC while advanced life forms developed by a higher intelligence existed on Mars.
Immediately after Venus was born, it was a blazing hot plasma sphere of heavy elements, through the surface of which sulfur is jetting at escape velocity from its molten interior, evidenced by it’s lack of rotation, which no one has understood. It passed close to the Earth covering it with a poisonous cloud of heavy elements miles high which destroyed all ancient animal and vegetable life, depositing iridium and sulfur, still present at shallow depths on every continent as the “iridium spike,” marking the K-T extinction. Venus then entered an orbit which by multiple close passes, increased the eccentricity of the interior planet Mars until its orbit crossed that of the Earth.
Then a sequence of ninety-nine captures and releases of Mars in a geostationary orbit above the Himalayas blasted all modern vegetable life, ocean, soil and atmosphere on Mars to the Earth while the advanced people behind the entire transfer carried miniaturized forms of all their fully developed animal life forms to the Earth, thus negating their evolution on earth. These 30-year cycles of capture and release caused the more diminutive Mars to be captured for 14.4 years and released for 15.5 years, amazingly involving its solid core leaving for eight days and returning marked at time intervals noted as “raash” in prehistoric Jewish texts by Velikovsky, allowing the diminutive Mars to escape and the vegetation and geology recover in a planetary orbit for 15.6 years and was recaptured. This creation period lasted 3,000 years, ending in 687 BC. These 30-year cycles of capture and release were terminated, when all of the water and oxygen on Mars had been transferred to the Earth, by Mars’ core impacting Venus (Mead crater on Mars and Caloris Basin on Mercury) and failing to return, remaining in the inner solar system, currently imagined to be a planet, Mercury, while the outer shell of Mars then closed in on itself and drifted out to its current distant orbit.
Evidence
Evidence for the ninety-nine floods that occurred at captures of Mars which slowed the rotation of the lithosphere after the flood of Noah are found in a number of valleys into which the flood waters settled, such as the Yakima, Walla Walla, and Tankonnin are referred to as the Touchet Formations, with forty or more rhythmic layers, each of which is well bedded coarse to fine with evident periods of non-deposition between them corresponding to the thirty years between each pair of floods.
A complete description of this period is available in a book titled Miracle: The Creation of the Earth by John Ackerman available at Amazon.com/books