CERN’s Orion Stargate – refined version

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I have updated/revised my CERN’s Orion Stargate article with diagrams based on a more accurate map of the LHC that required me to add an extra step in the “Secret Design #2” section. The 3.4-degree rotation added to the decoding actually adds another layer of coherence, so the integrity of the overall theory has become even better after this refinement.

Here is the revised section…

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Secret Design #2 – Solar System (Venus Ascending Node)

Why is the SPS loop offset from the north-south (vertical) LHC axis?

With CERN/LHC and especially after the LHC Moon code (“Secret Design #1”), we have to assume it’s deliberate and represents a portal to hidden information. And that is indeed the case as shown below…

Decoding here requires that we treat the Earth orbit – instead of Earth’s circumference – as corresponding to the LHC ring. We start with a straightforward setup:

  • Size: Earth orbit = LHC circle
  • Orientation: LHC north-south axis = Earth orbit solstitial axis
  • [Technical note: Like the LHC, the solar system diagram is orthographic, i.e. the point of perspective is directly above and geometrically at infinite distance, involving no 3-D perspective/distortion.]

The result:

The orbit of Venus narrowly misses the center of the SPS.

Everything does click, however, when we…

  • Rotate LHC/SPS diagram ~3.4 degrees counterclockwise
  • Use the (slightly larger) Moon size instead of the SPS

Now the orbit of Venus passes right through the center of the lunar SPS…

And it is no random point on Venus’s orbit: The lunar SPS center is specifically pinpointing Venus’s “ascending node”. That’s where Venus crosses northward the plane of Earth’s orbit (i.e. the ecliptic or the plane of the solar system)!

The ~3.4 degrees rotation actually makes perfect sense here because:

  • The ascending node is all about the inclination of the orbitrelative to the ecliptic or Earth’s orbital plane…
  • In the case of Venus, the orbital inclination is 3.4 degrees,matching the ~3.4 degree rotation required to bring the (lunar) SPS center to the Venus ascending node

Ascending nodes will play a critical role later on as well so we can be certain this is no coincidence.

The curious position of the SPS has now been perfectly explained.

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