Thank you for posting about this. I had never heard of a more circuitous route for a Saturn/entourage electrical capture before. No problem. Chronology's a crapshoot but using mainstream durations helps allow for a fairly simple sequencing of events. Like the collision between atoms. Its how 'we' measure the arrow of time. I've come to understand most Stone Tool (heads) as representative of the Saturnian system observed as far back as 3mya.
Noel Boaz, a paleontologist, from his book Eco Homo (1997) reacts appropriately to this long lineage in detailing a single outstanding fact. "The available archaeological data on Homo erectus reveals that one type of tool was used for about a million years -- one type of stone tool, for a million years, all over Africa wherever Homo erectus is found"
Their brains were only slightly smaller then ours.
"This stone tool is the Acheulean hand axe. It is not an easy tool to make and modern Homo sapiens graduate students are not able to fashion a very good one even after an entire academic term of practical experience."
"The implication is that Homo erectus would have expended a tremendous amount of time and energy -- years -- laboriously learning how to make hand axes. The technique must have been passed on by rote repetition. Hand axes stayed the same for untold generations. This method of cultural transmission is entirely foreign to us. Nothing that we Homo sapiens learn and internalize stays the same. We have to change it, improve it, make it look better, modify it to fit our specific needs -- be it a chair, an art form, or our own language. But this never occurred to Homo erectus, not in a million years."
The Acheulean hand axe is so unusual, and so clearly a finished product of a very specific design, that it almost looks like an import from the future. It is flat, carefully chipped (and sharp) along all edges, almond shaped with the pointed end always displaced to one side of the central axis, and consistently modeled to a shape which does not vary over an enormous span of time and geography.
Brown dwarfs are very numerous, according to na sa. It might be difficult to work out the past travels. I'm entertaining the idea that Magnetite deposits within the brain are functioning similarly to the orbits of Dwarf Stars. Magnetite is a magnetic mineral also possessed by homing pigeons, migratory salmon, dolphins, honeybees, and bats. Indeed, some bacteria even contain strands of magnetite that function, according to Dr Charles Walcott of the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology in Ithaca, New York, "as tiny compass needles, allowing them [the bacteria] to orient themselves in the earth's magnetic field and swim down to their happy home in the mud".
It seems that magnetite helps direction finding in animals and helps migratory species migrate successfully by allowing them to draw upon the earth's magnetic fields.
The collapsing of a Stars plasmasphere or its sphere of influence decreasing as a result of electrical stress shuts them out, the same happens to the shrinking brains of Alzeheimers/Aphosia patients. Iron clusters appear to be the most likely candidate for neurodegeneration.
I came across a Gentlemen a number of years ago, Gooch? who speculated that Neanderthal was using this as a means to discover iron deposits within the ground (Red Ochre) similar to the way dowsers operate.
Its all highly speculative, but curious none the less. Perhaps the randomness of Dwarf Stars may be explained by the migrations of Hominids, not by imitation, but rather a scaling down of Electrical pattern recognition. A silent hand of direction.
https://www.the-scientist.com/?articles ... man-Brain/Environmental Magnetite in the Human Brain
http://eatgenius.com/magnetite-and-our- ... tic-sense/Magnetite and our Electromagnetic Sense
http://discovermagazine.com/2010/sep/25 ... -shrinkingModern Human Brains Shrinking
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-ne ... -58185724/Red Barns; and the Physics of Dying Stars