Billy Meier
Sept 1, 2012
Our SOL is a binary star system, where the SOL twin is a Dark Star.
Its size is about ten times smaller than the SOL itself, whereby this twin also has its own planets orbiting around it.
The radius of the Dark Star to the SOL encompasses more than a light-year, therefore, more than 9.5 trillion kilometres, and the circumnavigation of the SOL’s centre of mass, that is to say, SOL's own orbit, amounts to around 26 million years.
The Sun, that is to say, SOL does not stand still in outer space; rather it turns, indeed in its own sweeping circle, around an imaginary midpoint.
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