A light through THE Darkness
"the light shineth in darkness, and the darkness comprehendeth it not"
New Horizons has captured a stunning and remarkable
image as it continued on the way past Pluto, 15 minutes after making closest
approach to the surface.
In this one, the spacecraft is looking backwards
across the magnificent area it had just passed over into the Sun,
which is out of the top edge near upper right.
Quite a breathtaking
vista. The atmosphere is hazy as the sun streams through, illuminating the
curiously jumbled terrain and ice plain below with a distant yet
penetrating light, revealing many amazing curiosities which may never
have been noticed at all had such a unique, thoughtful image capture not
been executed.
We can thank all of this and the much more to come directly to the herculean efforts of
Dr. Alan Stern and the New Horizons mission team, whose dedication to andKeep them coming Sir!
There are many large and anomalous structures
to be seen along New Horizons' flight path, not only in this image of Norgay
Montes but along the entire coastal area
of the
ice ocean we know as Sputnik Planum. They stretch from here past the Hillary
Montes all the way down to the "Dark Areas." I call these places
This particularly wonderful scene does nothing to dispel that notion; contrarily, it actually reinforces it. Let's look at the image, perhaps you'll come to see
1.
That the location is
painfully beautiful goes without saying; it is; so much so you could say it
is heart rending. This is for no mean reason.
I sincerely hope you took your time
looking at the
larger version of the above image, because it is big, highly detailed and
quite a thing to wrap one's head around. A quick perusal simply is not
adequate time
for much of this detail to set into your minds eye
until the natural pattern recognition inherent in all humans starts working
and grasps the enormity of what it is showing us.
This is a magnificently
beautiful destruction, spread wide open before us like a newly discovered
ancient crime scene heretofore untouched, all evidence un-tampered
with except by the hand of time. A mutilated corpse on our autopsy table,
lain out for forensic investigation and backlit by an extraordinarily
penetrating and eerily
revealing light which pierces through the
darkness within. The origin of its demise is quite unknown, evidenced
only by the wounds inflicted upon it by its destroyers.
On
this page I'm putting forth the idea that we're looking at a
graveyard: piles of bones, rubble, technological debris and crumbling
gargantuan constructs of a type almost
frighteningly unbelievable,
even to our present day highly desensitized multi-generational level
of post-Brookings report social and cultural extraterrestrial conditioning.
To orientate us,
the next thing I'll be displaying is a footprint map of the view shown
in this photo, made with images taken on approach from nearly the opposite
direction.
The map image is superb in its own right, and shows these same
features in a different context and lighting. It is very useful for
comparing items to its counterpart above.
2.
Is it such a strange, foreign, or outlandish
notion to assume such ideas while viewing this extraordinary planetary
imagery? I think not at all. Once you discard entirely
xenophobic
notions on the impossibility of civilizations older or more advanced
than our own, then perish the anachronistic and foolish thoughts that we are
the crown
of creation and only ones ever to reach for the stars they
become not only possible, but probable. We are assuredly not, not in our
galaxy, not even in our own solar system.
Does not every forward looking
individual know that our popular culture has anticipated and prepared us for
a time such as this, and for the raw ramifications inherent?
Since there is so much to be seen down here,
I've prepared a copy of the backlit image arranged next to the map
image and numbered it for orientation and identification of objects
Let's see what this light shining through the
darkness reveals. Quietly and with reverence please, we are looking on the
remains of the once living, and they are family.
The image is huge, the amount of things on it are numerous, too much to sink in at one time, so I'll break it down into sectionals with details.
*Click on the sectional numbers in the image below to open up details pages*
"On a satellite I ride, nothing down below can hide"
Stay tuned.....
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