Topic: Tidal Lock

Tidal Lock comes up in 3 chapters across 2 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from March 2013 to September 2022.

March 2013 September 2022

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Wayne Bush | Tricked By The Light 2: Fairy Tales, Loosh, & The A.I. Demiurge
• 28:43 - 30:59

Wayne Bush | Tricked By The Light 2: Fairy Tales, Loosh, & The A.I. Demiurge

Lunar Anomalies and the Moon as a Soul Machine

The hosts discuss the possibility of the moon serving as a technological hub for the soul recycling system. Bush points to anomalies such as tidal locking and the perfect solar eclipse alignment as evidence of artificial design. While acknowledging a lack of concrete proof, he references the film Moonfall and various remote viewing reports to suggest that the dark side of the moon may house infrastructure used to manage the holographic matrix.

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THC 49: Mike Bara | Ancient Aliens On The Moon
• 2:33 - 5:38

THC 49: Mike Bara | Ancient Aliens On The Moon

Moon Orbital Mechanics, Numerology and Solar Eclipses

Mike Barra discusses the unique orbital characteristics of the Moon, citing Isaac Asimov's observation that it orbits the Sun in a tidal lock with Earth. The discussion highlights the Moon's exact 2,160-mile diameter and its recurrence in astrological cycles and the 25,920-year processional cycle. These geometric coincidences, including the perfect alignment required for a total solar eclipse, are presented as evidence of a designer solar system.

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THC 49: Mike Bara | Ancient Aliens On The Moon
• 12:16 - 13:42

THC 49: Mike Bara | Ancient Aliens On The Moon

Tidal Lock, Mars as a Former Moon

Barra explains the Moon's synchronous rotation and tidal lock relationship with Earth, which keeps one face constantly visible. He previews his upcoming work, Ancient Aliens on Mars, arguing that Mars possesses tidal bulges proving it was once a moon of a larger, now-destroyed planet.

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