Mad jump into the cosmic abyss
For some decades, mankind has managed to fill the near-Earth space with orbital debris to such an extent that it has made the outer space not safe to flight there. Not to speak of human losses and numerous crashes, most of which have been classified as secret. «Year after year the orbital paths above the Earth are becoming narrower. In February 2009 the first collision of two satellites occurred», – reports the «Science News» journal. At an altitude of about 800 kilometers above Siberia an operating American communication satellite collided with an out-of-service Russian military space object. This collision resulted in a cloud of 700 largish fragments.
«The new cosmic cycle has begun – the Seventh Lunar Era, during which are taking place and will take place the great purifications from the black energy and black powers. The Earth’s poles will change their positions. The ices of the Arctic will thaw and the Antarctica will be а disintegrated by an energetic burst. The desalting of the Oceans will take place; there won’t be anymore the salted water. The insects will disappear together with many kinds of animals and plants, while the new ones will appear. The stars in the sky will disappear as well as the mountains on the earth and the islands in the oceans, the Moon will change its face. Three suns will rise. A strong wind will blow and the waters will move. The outlines of the continents and countries will change, part of which will go over the limits. The mankind will change: people with black souls will go away and the people with neat souls will come, and their eyes and ears will be opened. And the Eden will be set in Almaty – the centre of the Earth» (Galiya Kerey).
Over the last years the colossal natural changes have been occurring on Earth, visible and invisible to humans, and quite often unexplainable from a science’s point of view. Even to the principal question: is global warming real and happening phenomenon, there is no unambiguous answer because the last winter was record as for snowfalls and frosts.