4 May 2018 · Wayback

Discovery page (live site, 2018)

web.archive.org/web/20180819204659/http://planetaryformation.com/discovery/

The Earth is neither the first or the last one to exist in this solar system. When an earth passes away another one is formed in its place. This is estimated to occur roughly every 560 million years.

Venus and Mercury are dead worlds. Mars and the six largest moons of the outer solar system are proto-earths. The formation of earths begin within Jupiter. The Galilean Moons are the initial stages… Callisto migrates to Saturn and becomes like Titan which is where the atmosphere originates. After that phase it proceeds to the edge of the solar system entering into a retrograde orbit around Neptune as Triton. Which then migrates into the inner solar system where it takes the place of Mars as that planet becomes the next earth.

Popularly misconceived as nothing more than a long lasting storm, in the center of the ‘great red spot’ is actually an embryonic earth. It’s not disappearing but is condensing, becoming more circular, and is rising. In the near future it will emerge from the Jovian atmosphere and enter into orbit becoming the next Io.

567 Million Year Cycle: [7 proto-earths + Earth = 8] Age of Earth 4.54 billion years / 8 = 567.5 million years.

Expand/Condense Pattern as posted: Great Red Spot condensing; Io −1.18× Europa +1.7× Ganymede −1.09× Callisto +1.07× Titan −1.9× Triton +2.5× Mars +1.87× Earth −1.05× Venus −2.48× Mercury.

Caution (2018): “The two innermost planets; Venus and Mercury were both once earths that have passed away hundreds of millions of years ago. Their ruins serve as a warning…”

Live reading: keep the sequence and the arithmetic. Withdraw the embryo-in-the-cloud, the migrate verbs, and expand/condense as a law.