Carlos Muñoz Ferrada was known as the Godfather of Modern Astronomy. He studied meteorology and astronomy at the University of Chile, then engineering and physics. He was a member of Astronomical Society of Paris and the Paris Geographical Society. He also belonged to the Astronomical Society of Dijon. In Italy he belonged to the Astronomical Society of Milan. He was director of the Astronomical Observatory of Panama, for five years. [source RANDOM VARIOUS THREAD AGGLOMERATION]
And here he is, in his nineties, talking (in Spanish, just deal with it and learn to read subtitles) about his horrific Comet Planet that's shared between OUR SUN and a DARK SUN on a 13,000 year orbit. His calculations suggest that we've already been feeling the influence of this planet comet in our (electrical impedence) solar system for the last SEVENTY years citing increased seismicity and other such spooky-related phenomena.
I kinda like the way it's suggested (from his illustration of the comet's path) that the dark sun is PERPENDICULAR to the planetary orbits of our sun, which means the NEW PLANET COMET will appear (very electrically) in our skies somewhere near the Pole Star in the northern hemisphere. "But when?" you ask. Well, Munoz was four hours out in his calculation of the 1939 Chile earthquake so if we transpose that level of (in)accuracy out to the stars, who knows when Hercolubus is destined to arrive 'in su casa'?
File this under: CURIOUSER & CURIOUSER.