In M5 segments, I have mentioned the Orion Death Star ships. In our solar system, they were responsible for the destruction of the planet that was in orbit around our sun between Mars and Jupiter. This is now the asteroid belt with these asteroids being the remnants of that planet.

An observant M5G reader forwarded the internet links below to me. They show excellent photos of one of Saturn’s “moons” named Minas. The first link takes you to an image of Minas taken by NASA’s Cassini probe. The eye-catching feature of this picture is the 138 kilometer ‘eye’ which is almost 1/3 of the “moon’s” diameter. This photo was taken on January 16, 2005 from 213,000 km distance. 

Remember the bogus ‘swamp gas’ explanation for UFO’s in the 1950/60’s? Well, needless to say another version of ‘swamp gas’ is being pushed for this feature. This time the perfect circular eye results from a meteor impact with the round object in the center (created by “pulverized or molten rock” rebounding upward from the impact of that object). Don’t question…it’s the official explanation. Yeah, right.

Want to see what an Orion Death Star looks like? Click on the links below: 

http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn6999

http://www.xmission.com/~skylab/mimas/images.html


The Death Star is the basis for the ‘eye of god’ that is a popular craft item in Mexico, Central and South America. When a Death Star was in Earth’s orbit in the past, the locals took it to be the eye of god. It does look like an eye. 

I have seen these craft from the astral. I am quite pleased that M5G readers can now see what they look like for themselves.