Lunar Origin
Written by Goro, September 4, 2025
[Continuing from “September 7-8“…]
Now take a look at the “darkest” part on September 7-8 from the total lunar eclipse…
…and the Moon’s eclipse peak position in the Indian Ocean pretty much on the equator:
It’s in the middle of nowhere… or so it seemed at first.
Turns out, if you look at the exact opposite point on the other side of the globe aka the “antipode“…
…you’ll find the Galápagos Islands…
…best known for having inspired Charles Darwin‘s theory of evolution aka “The Origin of Species“.
This is an eerie coincidence. Because, as I highlighted previously, Dan Brown‘s latest novel “The Secret of Secrets” is coming out on September 9th or pretty much the day after the lunar eclipse…
…and it just so happens his previous novel in the Robert Langdon series published back in 2017 was called… “Origin“…
…all about the origin of life a la “The Origin of Species”! (Some A.I. and quantum computer stuff also thrown into the mix.)
Origin plot:
The guests receive a headset through which they communicate with a voice named Winston, which reveals to Langdon that it is an artificial intelligence invented by Kirsch. Winston leads Langdon to a private meeting with Kirsch, who claims that his presentation will reveal humanity’s origins and future.
During the presentation, which is broadcast worldwide, Kirsch reveals that he intends to end the age of religion and usher in an age of science. […]
Langdon finds Winston’s source inside the Barcelona Supercomputing Center. They discover a device called E-Wave, a Mare Nostrum supercomputer which Kirsch calls “Quantum cube”. After entering the password, the presentation starts, to hundreds of millions of viewers. Kirsch explains that he simulated the Miller–Urey experiment, using E-Wave’s ability to digitally speed forward time, to recreate what he believes is the moment of abiogenesis. This is Kirsch’s proof that humanity was created by natural events. He then claims that in roughly fifty years, humanity and technology will merge, hopefully creating a utopian future. The presentation sparks widespread debate.
