Over the next few weeks, I'll be turning the casualty data collected and analyzed by @NicolasSawaya and @MichaelSpagat in a new article published in @AOAV into a series of data visualizations focused on the human cost of the war in Lebanon. This dataset documents at least 8,246 people killed and more than 29,000 wounded in Lebanon between October 2023 and June 2026. One of the most interesting things about it is that it breaks the war into five distinct phases, making it possible to see how the human toll changed over time.

Well, I certainly didn't expect to smack into Saturn in my Tartarian story-arch over these years, but here I am. I get this a lot. My Saturn Polar Configuration describes the long, stable baseline, a Golden Age lasting potentially tens of thousands of years. Earth tidally locked to Saturn at the Hudson Bay pole, inside a plasma sheath [purple dawn], Birkeland current column, no visible full starry sky, constant far-red light, higher effective oxygen/pressure, and reduced effective gravity on the facing land bulge. This👆is the environment that allowed giants, megaflora, and abundance with no seasons. The '6k/12k Year Disaster Cycle' describes recurring cataclysms in the current solar system [Younger Dryas ~12.9kya, 536 AD, etc.]. It explains the repeated resets after the big change. My Saturn model gives the cycle theory its origin story [and finale'], really. One major Saturn-era ending event [read: ~12–13kya sheath collapse ECDO crustal flip etc.] was the last big one, after which we entered the current solar configuration with its smaller, periodic instabilities. The moons capture insures any further 'flips' You're right, however, current gravity makes sustained 8–12 foot humans extremely difficult [heart strain, bone loading, circulation etc]. The Saturn configuration solves this cleanly. Lower effective gravity on the tidal-locked bulge facing Saturn due to electromagnetic buoyancy or levitation effects from the intense Birkeland current and plasma sheath. [think, lighter blocks as well] Also Centrifugal reduction from the locked rotation and Higher atmospheric density under the enclosure. This matches what we see in the fossil and mythic record, with all of the oversized tools, giant skeletons [or reports of them], massive flora, and long-lived 'first peoples'. After the flip, gravity normalized, the sheath collapsed, oxygen/pressure dropped, and biology downsized rapidly. The giants became the 'age of heroes' that faded into legend. This is one of the hardest parts of mainstream history to explain without a major environmental shift. The Saturn model provides the mechanism and the disaster cycle provides the timing and aftershocks. In short, my Saturn configuration doesn't replace the disaster cycle, really, it explains why the world before the big reset was so radically different [giants, megaflora, stationary purple sky etc] The cycle theory then covers the ongoing instability in our current solar setup. One long Golden Age under Saturn leads to one catastrophic flip leads to smaller cycles afterward. The giant evidence fits the Saturn baseline better than anything else. And after the big ECDO-style crustal displacement and sheath collapse, Earth was left wobbling and unstable in its new orientation. [see ancient wrotongs] Here's the kicker. The Moons capture stops any further flips. [also recorded in ancient texts] and acted like a gyroscopic stabilizer. It gravitationally 'locked in' the new 23.4degree axial tilt. It dampened wild precession and polar wander. It created the regular tidal forces and seasonal cycles we have today. [and added 5 days to the original Sumerian/Mayan calendars to account for the torque] In plasma/electric universe terms, the Moon also helped discharge residual electrical instability left over from the Saturn tether snapping. [It was originally one of the famed [7-wonderers] [here]👇 x.com/TartariaLives/status/2… The Moon is a great time-marker. In the Pre-Moon era, myths from multiple cultures [read: Aboriginal Australians, some African and South American tribes, parts of the Vedas, etc.] explicitly describe a time 'before the Moon', with no monthly cycles, different tides, different biology etc. [here]👇 x.com/TartariaLives/status/1… In Post-Moon era, the lunar calendar [adding those 5 days], menstrual cycle synchronization, added moon-markers on monuments, tidal records, first 'moon' paintings, and eclipse lore all kick in. This gives us a hard chronological boundary for the Saturn configuration collapse. The stone monuments remember 👇 x.com/TartariaLives/status/2… The Moon wasn't here during the Saturn polar configuration. Its capture after the big flip was the 'reset button' that finally stabilized Earth's new tilt and stopped future major crustal flips. That single event is one of the best time-markers we have, it explains why so many ancient traditions remember a world 'before the Moon', and why we haven't had another full pole-shift cataclysm on the same scale since. I imagine early post-cataclysm peoples would have experienced dramatic daily rises and falls in sea level for the first time, which lines up with the sudden appearance of lunar-tide awareness in later ancient records [read: Pytheas ~325 BC onward linking Moon phases to tides]. It would have felt like the new sky god [the Moon, Selene was actively 'breathing' on the waters.. seems it would be a powerful, observable sign that everything had changed. I digress...