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[[File:Akart2.jpg|thumb|right|Fictitious artist representation of Akart preceeding the planets [[Contact_Report_481#Regarding_A_Planetary_Oxygen_Collapse|oxygen collapse]] ]]
* [[Akart]] is discussed in [[Contact_Report_035|contact 35]] and later in [[Contact_Report_476]] and [[Contact_Report_481#Regarding_A_Planetary_Oxygen_Collapse|contact 481]]. It was a planet 5 light-years distance from Earth that was inhabited by over 23,000,000,000 humans, and is about the same size as Earth to give some idea of the conditions that had evolved there under this excessive overpopulation, comparatively with present day [[Earth]]. They were capable of space travel and visited Earth often to collect fruits, grains and vegetables via a mid-way space station that facilitated this greater distance of space traversal, their technology not as yet capable of a much quicker economical method of moving over these tremendous distances. So that they could set out and grow some of the things we have on earth on their world. Atleast, this was the case until the planet suffered an 'oxygen collapse' or 'atmospheric collapse' as explained in [[Contact_Report_481#Regarding_A_Planetary_Oxygen_Collapse|contact 481]], whereby the excessively overpopulated, therefore mismanaged, world developed a CO2 concentration which caused a widespread destruction of life. Continuation of life on Akart therefore has been severely impaired and the scale of the disaster has been unprecedented in terms of their continued evolution on the world, as you can imagine, Carbon Dioxide being a substance that is deadly to human beings in such concentrations. Also see [[Climate_Change|Climate Change]] and the exacerbation of such a scenario with the clearing of rainforests and massive widespread use of the combustion engine on [[Earth]] for a comparison of culminating factors. An exceptional note here that Earth need never get anywhere near 23 billion humans for a similar oxygen collapse of the atmosphere to occur on Earth, with these particular factors.<sup>[citation needed]</sup>
* [[Akart]] is discussed in [[Contact_Report_035|contact 35]] and later in [[Contact_Report_476]] and [[Contact_Report_481#Regarding_A_Planetary_Oxygen_Collapse|contact 481]]. It was a planet 5 light-years distance from Earth that was inhabited by over 23,000,000,000 humans, and is about the same size as Earth to give some idea of the conditions that had evolved there under this excessive overpopulation, comparatively with present day [[Earth]]. They were capable of space travel and visited Earth often to collect fruits, grains and vegetables via a mid-way space station that facilitated this greater distance of space traversal, their technology not as yet capable of a much quicker economical method of moving over these tremendous distances. So that they could set out and grow some of the things we have on earth on their world. Atleast, this was the case until the planet suffered an 'oxygen collapse' or 'atmospheric collapse' as explained in [[Contact_Report_481#Regarding_A_Planetary_Oxygen_Collapse|contact 481]], whereby the excessively overpopulated, therefore mismanaged, world developed a CO<sub>2</sub> concentration which caused a widespread destruction of life. Continuation of life on Akart therefore has been severely impaired and the scale of the disaster has been unprecedented in terms of their continued evolution on the world, as you can imagine, Carbon Dioxide being a substance that is deadly to human beings in such concentrations. Also see [[Climate_Change|Climate Change]] and the exacerbation of such a scenario with the clearing of rainforests and massive widespread use of the combustion engine on [[Earth]] for a comparison of culminating factors. An exceptional note here that Earth need never get anywhere near 23 billion humans for a similar oxygen collapse of the atmosphere to occur on Earth, with these particular factors.<sup>[citation needed]</sup>
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This article is not an official FIGU publication.

Introduction

The Planets page brings together Eduard Meiers information and links to many pages on this website, to the source information in his books and brings encyclopaedia information into position along side it.

Planets, Planetary Evolution and the Evolution requisites for life on Planets, in the known universe. For Humanoid civilization (usually found on Planets) see Humanoid lifeforms in the known universe.

Encompassing Universes, Galaxies, Stars, Comets, Dimensions, to illustrate the Planets relationship to the rest of the Universe/Creation, including the various forms of Evolution to bring subjects, topics and areas of knowledge together in this way.

There are numerous discussions regarding various different planets in the contact reports. As well as specific information about what constitutes a planet, the stages of developmental evolution of life on any given planet. Planets of our past, like Malona, as well as our future.[1] Planet-Planets[2], Planets in other star systems, like the Lesa Star System, Planets in time shifted dimensions, Erra, in past galaxies, Lyren galaxy and of course in our own times galaxy the Milky way (as Earth people have designated it), other present time galaxies such as the Nepon Galaxy and even other universes. Such as our own DERN universes slightly younger twin, the DAL, where planet Akon is said to be located.


Uncomplicated Introduction to Planets

In Contact Report 589, Ptaah by way of describing the breadth of damage to Earth, provides a synopsis of 7 of the interdependent self-governing planetary systems science sphere boundaries in the process.
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Independent-study Complicated Introduction to Planets

As complicated as you like it.
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List of planets

Sol star system

Source: Sol star system

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Plejaren Federation

Source: Plejaren Federation

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Other Worlds

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Comets and Meteors

Source: Comets

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Life

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Extract from FIGU Special Bulletin 032 [show/hide]

Rayleigh Scattering

Theoretically Billy has talked about green atmosphere somewhere.[citation needed]

Planetary Evolution

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FIGU Forum Planet Related Questions Answered by Billy

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Further Reading



References

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