The first beings which came to Earth from other parts of the Material Universe settled in submarine bases very near to The Antarctic Continent, when this land mass was located by the Equator and in a time when the planetary environment harbored acidic seas. These visitors came from a planetary system in the Constellation Cygnus, some 6,000 light years away from our Solar System.

Around 3000 million years ago, they placed certain spores in our world in order to change our acidic seas into more alkaline and, therefore, to modify the chemical conditions of the planet. This first “humanity” thus came as an extraterrestrial civilization which settled on Earth. It is known as “The Antarctic Humanity” and also as the humanity of the so called “Ancient Fathers.”

Seeding the Patterns of Life

Both, the scientific extraterrestrial visitors and the Genetic Engineers from the Pleiades, were qualified to encourage life on a planet. In this case, they would plant or sow life patterns from Orion, the most emblematic civilization of the Material Universe which, consequently, is also synonymous with the cosmic stagnation.

As a result, they left a self replicating molecule on Earth, one that would subsequently lead to the development of more complex life forms. Leaving a self replicating molecule of alien origin (from Orion in this case), was an attempt to produce a new terrestrial humanity under the same influences, challenges and obstacles as those possessed by the preceding extraterrestrial civilizations.

The Earth Back Then

Before the arrival of the scientists from Cygnus, there were no living beings on the primitive Earth. The model currently used by many scientists gives us an image of a very hot planetary crust formed by primitive rock washed out by continually boiling seas under unremitting exchanges with clouds heavily loaded with water and static electricity which unleashed violent electric storms.

As the temperature decreased, gradually and not by mere “chance” (as scientific opinion tends to go), other substances needed for the appearance of the first self-reproducing molecules, were formed. Some of these substances were tartates, aspartates, lactate, glycin, ribosine, adenine and glucose.

How can these (complex) molecules form? Definitely, none of it was the product of chance but of extraterrestrial intervention. Also, the “seeding” of life patterns wasn’t only based on an incredible level of chemical knowledge, but also on its intimate and secret relationship with geometry. An example is the use of the tetrahedron. It is of interest to know that both carbon and oxygen are, fundamentally speaking, tetrahedrons or molecules that attempt to acquire this geometric shape so as to possess more stability when two electrons with opposing spin rest on the vertices of that shape. This fact is important since a different kind of structure would be less stable as well as less responsive to reactions with other atoms. Undoubtedly, those beings from Cygnus knew all of this.

In 1990, Christopher Chyba from SETI proposed that the water and gaseous contents of Earth’s atmosphere originated in collisions with comets and meteorites that also brought along amino acids as well as other organic molecules. Evidence for this possibility is that kerogen, ethane and methane were detected in the comets Halley, Hale-Bopp and Hijutake. As of today, this theory called “panspermia” points toward The Great Nebulae in Orion as the possible source of these kinds of molecules on Earth.

The presence of the scientists from Cygnus explains how these molecules arrived to Earth and, based upon what we have seen before, why Orion was chosen as a model for these seeds of life.

See also: Antarctic Forests Reveal Ancient Trees

Source: Mission Rahma