ZME Science

Launched in 1997 on a mission to study Saturn and its satellites, the Casisni spacecraft reached the system in 2004. Since then it has provided numerous invaluable scientific findings regarding the second largest planet in our solar system, and other important scientific findings alike. One such finding was detailed in a recently published study, which speculate with strong backed up scientific evidence that there may actually be a subterranean liquid saltwater ocean under Saturn’s moon Enceladus.

Just one of Saturn’s 19 known moons, Enceladus has always been an impressive sight for both eyes and science. The potentially remarkable lead came after icy spray ejected from “tiger stripe” surface fractures at the moon’s south pole, were analyzed by Cassini’s  Cosmic Dust Analyser, or CDA. The device measured the composition of freshly ejected plume grains, which hit the probe at speeds of up to 11 miles per second, which lead to their vaporization. The constituents of the resulting vapor clouds were then separated and broken down by the CDA for researchers to analyze.

By Dr Suzan Caroll / Suzanne Lie – August 1, 2012

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Good Morning, we are Arquelle,

We are your fifth dimensional form within the costume of your third dimensional earth vessel. Mytre will soon begin his account of Pleiadian Ascension after I/we, Arquelle, give you a brief explanation about the nature of Ascension.

Since entering the unknown has a fearful quality, it is helpful to fully understand the Ascension process that your entire reality is NOW experiencing. Hence, we speak through you and not to you, so that all who are interested can receive our message.

Saturday, August 4, 2012

The Teacher and Visionary Peter Deunov
1864 to 1944

Thank you to MN Hopkins

Freedom

True freedom is the freedom of spirit. It comes from within.

The human soul longs and aspires to be free. This is a great inner impulse, not of the ordinary man but of the man in whom Divine consciousness has been awakened.

Message from the Angels

My dear friends, we love you so very much.

When life throws you lemons, make lemonade! You’ve all heard the saying and truly we espouse this principle in the heavens because we know that every adventure you experience there upon your planet earth is an opportunity to bring more love, more light, more truth, and greater inspiration into your lives. Every challenge has its blessings. Every trial gives you greater strength. Every fearful situation is an opportunity to embrace greater faith.

When you don’t like where you are at in life, embrace where you are at. Say, “Ok, I’m here!” How do I treat myself with kindness. You have a tendency as human beings to try to assign blame to yourself or others when you are not happy with your present condition. Instead of worrying about what you did wrong, or what someone else did to you, it is far more productive to say, “Here I am. What can I learn? How can I grow? What is the greater truth I can embrace here and now?”