Topic: Exploded Planet

Exploded Planet comes up in 2 chapters across 2 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, in June 2015.

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Courtney Brown | Remote Viewing Iapetus, Mars, Atlantis, & More
• 48:16 - 52:34

Courtney Brown | Remote Viewing Iapetus, Mars, Atlantis, & More

Solar System War, Origin of the Asteroid Belt

The destruction of the Iapetus facility is attributed to an ancient war that devastated the solar system. Courtney Brown cites the research of astronomer Thomas Van Flandern, who argued that the asteroid belt originated from an exploded planet rather than primordial dust. Remote viewing data supports this "exploding planet" theory, suggesting that asteroids like Ceres show evidence of extreme glazing from a high-energy event, likely a major conflict that left facilities across the solar system abandoned.

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Greg Carlwood on SiriusXM’s The All Out Show
• 48:16 - 52:34

Greg Carlwood on SiriusXM’s The All Out Show

Solar System War, Exploding Planet and Asteroid Belt

The destruction of the Iapetus facility is attributed to a major war that devastated the solar system. Brown cites the research of Thomas Van Flandern, who argued that the asteroid belt originated from an exploded planet rather than primordial dust. Remote viewing data supports the theory of a high-energy event that glazed the surface of asteroids and left facilities like the one on Iapetus abandoned, with the remains of its inhabitants still inside.

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