Interesting - thanks! I've read a few of his books but never knew what he looked or sounded like.

I'm new to Santos's work so I'm not familiar with the portal idea. It's certainly interesting and I'm looking forward to learning some more. The sun definitely looks like a portal if you look into it. I think the best idea I've heard (so far) is that the moon is a projection and the energy of this projection excites the argon gas layer below the firmament. The moon is like an argon light if you will. If you imagine above the weather (the wind essentially), all the gases distribute themselves evenly by density with the lightest at the top directly below the firmament. In this idea the sun is also an energetic projection but this time in the helium/hydrogen layers. There are different ideas as to the source of this projection: the black sun, Polaris, etc. The other idea I've heard is that the sun, moon and earth make up a battery system. The best evidence for this is the moon. What the liars call craters could be the result of these electrochemical reactions. (See the image of the copper anode I've attached below. It resembles the moon's surface.) Lastly, an intriguing idea is that the moon is an X-Ray of the earth-plane with the denser areas (land) appearing more white and this could also explain the moon's appearance. This idea could be combined with the first idea. I only know I know nothing.

If anybody west of the UK still has daylight, I recommend looking at the moon through a pair of binoculars while it's still light. It's in a similar phase to the picture Debora posted above. I saw a slowly glowing and rotating light around its edge that was at times turquoise, lilac and white. The edges looked slightly undefined - almost pixelated. It was fascinating to watch. I'd swear it was a projection. The sun has a similar but fast rotating white disc of light around it when you stare into it.

Thanks Nicolas. Do you know if the slides are available anywhere for these talks? In the videos they're not always readable. No worries if not.

Hope you start feeling better soon. 🤞