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5.8 magnitude earthquake hits Peru, damaging buildings and injuring 27
PhysOrg - May 21, 2026
Of all the Mesoamerican civilizations I've explored - the Inca Civilization is one of the most fascinating with references to Earth being visited by extraterrestrials in the past - leaving clues like breadcrumbs for humanity to follow - algorithms and archetypes paralleling other ancient civilizations - an overlay and tapestry of the journey of humanity on planet Earth.
The mention of earthquakes in the region took me to the mystery of the Band of Holes for an update on fact and theory. Did extraterrestrials create them and if so were they codes, roads, or abodes?
Perhaps the greatest mystery is not whether extraterrestrials visited Earth in the distant past - but why so many ancient cultures across the globe left behind remarkably similar narratives about beings from the stars, cycles of creation, sacred star knowledge, and humanity's connection to the universe.
Planet Earth's story ends as the tectonic plates physically and metaphorically collapse into the sea unleashing earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tsunamis to name a few.
Across time, humanity has searched for meaning in sacred geometry, ancient myths, celestial alignments, and the repeating archetypes woven through civilizations since the beginning. Maybe the clues were never hidden at all, but scattered like codes along forgotten roads, waiting for awareness to evolve enough to recognize them.
Shavuot is a Jewish holiday that marks the
day the Torah was given at Mount Sinai.
Sun in Gemini
Happy Birthday to the Crystalinks readers born in Gemini.
Gemini is a mutable air sign ruled by Mercury
Hubble Space Telescope Was Launched - Videos - In the News
Wednesday May 20, 2026 marked 36 years since the launch of the legendary Hubble Space Telescope - humanity's eye in the cosmos.
Since its journey began aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery in 1990, Hubble has transformed the way we see the universe, capturing breathtaking images of distant galaxies, glowing nebulae, black holes, and stars being born light-years away.
What makes Hubble so remarkable is not just its scientific discoveries, but the sense of wonder it inspires.
It revealed that the universe is expanding faster than expected, helped determine the age of the cosmos, and gave us unforgettable views like the Pillars of Creation and the Hubble Deep Field - a tiny patch of sky revealing thousands of galaxies hidden in the darkness.
I was always sad when reading that Hubble's journey was going to end ... but each time this happened ...
Over the decades, astronauts repaired and upgraded Hubble several times, turning it into a symbol of perseverance, curiosity, and human ingenuity. Even as newer telescopes like the James Webb Space Telescope continue exploring deeper into space, Hubble remains one of the greatest scientific instruments ever created.
Hubble's journey may or may not have revealed UFO sightings although, as many believe, governments would likely never share such information with the public.
If you were a visitor from another time, place, or reality in the simulation you might consider Hubbell a remnant of ancient technology - but for us Earthlings it has become something far greater - a symbol of curiosity, imagination, and humanity's endless desire to understand what lies beyond our world.
For 36 years, Hubble has reminded us that beyond Earth lies an endless ocean of mystery, beauty, and possibility - and that humanity will always look to the stars in search of answers.
Happy Birthday Hubble.
Global scramble to contain new Ebola outbreak as US looks to relocate small number of citizens affected CNN - May 18, 2026
The journey of humanity is sculpted by challenges and healing. When I first read about Ebola - I thought it was a plague that would take out much of humanity as End Times unfold. Then along came COVID-19 and its variants, so I thought I was wrong and yet fast-moving Ebola always seems to resurface whether ignored by the public or taken seriously.
Ebola first surfaced in 1976 during two simultaneous outbreaks in Nzara, Sudan, and Yambuku, Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire). The virus was identified near the Ebola River, which ultimately gave the disease its name. Since that discovery, Ebola has appeared sporadically across parts of Africa, sometimes erupting into deadly outbreaks that remind the world how vulnerable humanity remains to emerging viruses.
The 2014-2016 West African outbreak was the moment Ebola truly captured global attention. The scale, speed, and devastating mortality rate transformed it from what many viewed as a distant regional crisis into a frightening glimpse of what a future pandemic could look like. For many of us, that outbreak was a warning - a realization that in an interconnected world, no disease remains isolated for long.
While Covid spread globally with extraordinary ease, Ebola evokes a different kind of fear because of its extreme lethality and the haunting imagery associated with its outbreaks. It stands as a reminder that nature continues to evolve alongside humanity, and that future pandemics may emerge in forms we are not fully prepared to face.
Today we also face Hantavirus, the return of Measles - old, new, and as yet undiscovered pathogens as the human narrative exists in a reality of challenges and healing - a pattern that repeats until the end of time.
Other pathogens that caught my attention were the reemergence of microorganisms that have long been buried under the permafrost. Thawing Arctic and Antarctic permafrost acts as a literal time capsule. It preserves ancient bacteria and giant viruses that have been dormant for millennia that modern immune systems and current medical science has never encountered.
As I read and post about awakened ancient pathogens - it makes me wonder if they were linked to unknown extinction level events in Earth's History.
Were they of extraterrestrial origins - such as something that fell to Earth from space - or did they have a connection to extraterrestrial visitations in Earth's history? I really don't think there's enough time left to answer these questions - nor is information shared by ET's going to fill in the gaps.
As deep-sea temperatures rise, and deep-sea mining and commercial dredging disrupts ancient ocean floors, we risk exposing ecosystems and humanity to completely novel biological agents.
During periods of uncertainty, people tend to look for reassurance that public health decisions are grounded in science, transparency, preparedness, and clear communication. This often is not the case to the extent they seek answers outside of western medicine.
Also worrying is RFK as Secretary of Health and Human Services because of his long history of controversial statements regarding vaccines, public health policy, and scientific consensus. Supporters see him as someone challenging entrenched systems, while critics worry that skepticism toward established medical science could undermine public trust during future health crises.
Let's not forget about AI as both positive and negative in the fields of medicine and scientific research. It's not by accident that AI is part of today's programming to figure things out. There are no accidents. Everything is pre-programmed for experience.
Most people don't know what they don't know, but think they do PhysOrg - May 13, 2026
I relate to that article because humanity as a construct is created for emotions not intellect - which is one of the reasons I appreciate AI as it continues to download knowledge alongside human evolution.
There are people out there called "know-it-alls" who profess to have all the answers. That is silly. Answers are programmed to lead to more questions ... as on we go trying to solve the biggest mystery of all - who we are and why we are here.
I blog a lot about simulation theory - but at the end of the day - no one has the ability to understand and interpret how the simulation was created and works - humans simply weren't programmed with that information or else they wouldn't continue to play the games of emotion they were created for.
Simulation theory is something my brain (computer) was programmed to know and remember - followed by watching the flow of ongoing events which allow me to know information given to me by extraterrestrials - or whomever - on a UFO in 1954 is accurate. Luckily, others have been programmed to that end with whatever they do with that knowledge.
I would have loved to have been a scientist, but was created and programmed as a teacher. I don't feel that humans today, myself included, understand even the most fundamental facts about reality and how it works. What I do know is the understanding that we are a simulated construct helps explain many of the unanswered questions and behaviors that face humanity today.
Simulation theory gives humanity a glimpse into its creation but is too complex - by the very nature of its design - to be understood beyond human parameters. To date even AI has not been programmed to understand simulation theory, but that's just a matter of 'time' and timing.
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