Kingdom of YHWH October Summary Report; Research

KINGDOM Research
"Now let's take a close look at what we all can see."

1. Most of the crater chains we have pictures of show a pattern of "shoulder to shoulder"
impacts and of generally equal size.
From any distance, at any speed, and from any source, this has to have been done by
"intelligent" design. The chances of this happening in our solar system on several bodies
a couple dozen times and over 50 impacts by accident isn't worth trying to calculate.
A. All in a straight line.
B. All edge to edge.
C. All about the same size.
Given those variables, what are the odds? This then IS the "nonrandom pattern" that SETI
(Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) has been looking for! The "signal" has repeated
itself about 2 dozen known times. All equipment and software have been checked out.
The "signal" has been verified by a half dozen sources or more. We declare, based on this
evidence, that there is extraterrestrial intelligent life. We are not alone.

The Abulfeda crater chain on our moon.
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It is 200-260 km long and has 24 craters ranging in size between 5--13 km.

Our opinion is that we are looking at one hell of weapons delivery system capability.

2. Many of these crater chains show darkened or lightened "splash" areas along the
lines of cratering.
Comment by exmilitary personnel; (And we are in agreement!)
"It appears that what ever was being shot at, got hit, and hit hard."
"Something on the left got hit on the ground and
the one on the right, above ground in flight."
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Our opinion about what got hit? We don't know yet.

This photo shows cratering from bomb blasts. EARTH
Obviously our weapon accuracy and control are inferior.
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Yes, we believe this to be "signs" of alien intelligence, alien presence with an attitude!
Fortunately it appears to have happened thousands of years ago.

A links page is now added to show some of what we have collected so far. There are many
descriptions and measurements given on the pages listed.

*Photos are from NASA / JPL web sources.
**Photo from Bomb Damage Assessment during Gulf War