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* The destroyer comet will not return because it has been influenced by the Plejaren onto a course which leads it away from Earth.<ref>http://forum.figu.org/us/messages/12/13020.html?1390692613#POST68645</ref> | * The destroyer comet will not return because it has been influenced by the Plejaren onto a course which leads it away from Earth.<ref>http://forum.figu.org/us/messages/12/13020.html?1390692613#POST68645</ref> | ||
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IMPORTANT NOTE
This article is not an official FIGU publication.
- The destroyer comet will not return because it has been influenced by the Plejaren onto a course which leads it away from Earth.[1]
Contact Report 150 explains the origin and provides details including the past dates when it caused problems within our solar system. The last fly past by the Destroyer was in 1680. If this is correct, it is likely that it is the comet we know as "The Great Comet of 1680": The first ever comet discovered by telescope.[2] Contact Report 150 also states that the volume of The Destroyer is 1.72 times that of the Earth but the weight has been reduced to the average mass of the Earth. It also rotated at a velocity of 314.7 m/s at the equator compared to the Earth's 465 m/s. (This is information from the year 1981).
Contact Report 251 explains the further points of interest regarding the Destroyer planet.
The threatening wandering planet in the past, over a long period, had caused a great deal of destruction and wreaked great havoc in the SOL system. According to details formerly presented by Sfath, this celestial body named the "Destroyer" had previously caused the most horrifying destruction on their homeworlds in days gone by, before it streaked through space on its unpredictable course. The "Destroyer" ensconced itself in the SOL system where it also wreaked much havoc. Over time it decreased its orbiting period to an average of 575.5 years; however, the Plejaren have since increased this interval again. As a result, the "Destroyer" will again appear in the SOL system in about 1180 years. The Plejaren were unable to completely knock the planet off course, as they had planned; nonetheless, they did change the Destroyer's orbiting period and rotation time in such a way that it presents no longer any danger - at least for the time being. Normally, the planet would have returned in the year 2255 with devastating, destructive results. The High Council failed to give the Plejaren permission to offset the wandering "Destroyer's" course by any other means or to destroy it, and it requested the Plejaren refrain from doing so as the Destroyer's obliteration, or a change of its course, would have generated an even greater destruction and possibly even affected the Earth.
In Contact Report 238 Billy states the age of The Destroyer.
645. Then the Wanderer, or now the Destroyer, as you have named it, must actually be about 5,000,000,000 years old, I mean as a solid body.
