Annarhysa Albert

The pretty sky above you

Noticed by only a few

Acknowledged by the rare hue

Yes! On 16th March 1957, Pentagon had visitors from Venus. One of them was commander Valiant Thor. Thor was accompanied by his brother Donn, Jill, and Taniya. They landed 14 miles away from Pentagon, in Alexandria, Virginia, on Victor 1(Spaceship). They were transported to Pentagon to meet with the Undersecretary of Defense, followed by a meeting with POTUS.

Theologian, Dr. Frank E. Stranges, who met Thor, mentions in his book ’STRANGER AT PENTAGON’ that Thor looked like a human, 6 feet tall with brown hair and eyes. However, he had 6 fingers and six toes. He didn’t have any fingerprints or navel. Thor was sent by the intergalactic community* to discuss the impact of annihilistic weapons. He voiced that if nations continued the use of nuclear weapons, it would lead to the eradication of human race. He worked at the Pentagon for 3 years and left for Venus on 16th March 1960. Theories suggest that he had an IQ of 1200, and spoke 100 different languages. The earthly visit of Val Thor was the first recorded human-type alien. Many regard it as Dr. Stranges’ figment of imagination, however, there’s no evidence to prove it a hoax either.

Though we’ve known of leaders, scientists and chiefs having spoken to gods or aliens in the past, Val Thor’s is the most credible. Is it because he was a friendly and helpful extraterrestrial visitor?

*Intergalactic community is an intergalactic organization created in Milky Way, by Sagittarius A as an organization for the modernization of the galaxies.

THE SECRET BOX: WHO NAMED EARTH!!!

Earth, the planet that keeps us alive, is the 3rd planet in our Solar System. Going by radiometric dating, Earth is at least 4 billion years old. In Portuguese, the Earth is known as terra, the Germans call it erde, aarde by the Dutch, and dünya by the Turkish. But how did this planet get its name? Let’s get to the bottom of it. There is a history that explains why the name was picked. The Greeks and Romans named most of the planets in the Solar System after their gods. The modern name Earth is believed to be at least 1,000 years old. Earlier, the Anglo- Saxons* named Earth erda. The German variation of this word is erde. The Old English correspondent of the word erde is ertha. Terra, a Latin-origin word was also used. A certain theory suggests that the name is derived from an Indo-European language. Considering these suggestions, it’s quite clear that the Earth is the only planet whose name has no roots in Greek or Roman mythology as compared to the other seven planets. Even the dwarf planet Pluto has similar origins. It is still unknown how the Romans named the other planets in the early 1600s without seeing them. *Anglo-Saxons were Germanic origin people who conquered and occupied Great Britain in the 5th century. Therefore, it is not surprising that the Anglo-Saxon name “erda” has Germanic origins.