Jesus and Christ - стр. 56

– We were also initially based on the texts, but when we checked the genetics, we came to this conclusion. And checking in parallel worlds confirmed our research.

– Wait, wait, wait. What do you mean, genealogy?

– Yes, yes. Your assumptions are correct.

– Did you find Christ's tomb?

Ruthra never determined which character was in front of him. The interlocutor was a bit shorter, so ducking his head, Ruthra looked incredulously and surprised at the face of a man who might have been a fairly significant historical character with an ISKIN from another world inside him.

– Our grave," the Rabbi said simply, as if it were an ordinary event, while nodding in affirmation.

The two men looked at each other meaningfully. After a pause, Ruthra asked:

– What else was there in this world?

– After we were killed?

– Was it murder?

– What's your point?

– While you're at it, show me the actual weather.

– What?

– You don't use that kind of language?

– Oh, I see. No. We say show me the true time.

– And here?

– There's more ancient expressions. They all take oaths on every occasion.

– So what's the aftermath?

– For us, probably nothing of interest. We need to find the system that is in place at the time when the Council of Nicaea took place. This is the first meeting of Christian leaders when the religion was already fairly established and spreading. It will decide there whether Jesus is recognized as God. In the meantime, in 41-44 A.D. the restoration of the Jewish kingdom under the rule of King Agrippa is coming. In 66-73 AD, the Great Revolt, the famous Jewish War against the power of Rome. In 66 AD, the liberation of Judea from the Romans. In 67-68 AD – suppression of rebellion in most parts of the country by Vespasian. In 70 AD – the capture of Jerusalem and the destruction of the second Temple. In 73 AD – the suicide of the defenders of the fortress of Masada. The suppression of the Great Revolt. The end of the Second Temple era. These events are very momentous, so they should be taken into account.

– Okay. What are we doing now?

– Let's follow "our" mommy.

…So, let's continue. There are about 8.7 million species of living beings on Earth (and that's not counting the very small ones, such as bacteria). However, 91% of sea dwellers and, in general, 86% of all our neighbors on our common home – planet Earth – are yet to be studied, described, discovered, because this number is a guess, that is, they may be much more. But that is not the point. The point of the above example is to agree – if we cannot study our living neighbors on our planet, why do we suddenly think that we have found them all in the vast expanse of space? Here I must clarify my point. Think about it: even with the highest speed, which is in nature (at least the other has not yet been determined), and radio waves have the same speed as light – 300 thousand kilometers per second, we, earthlings, shouted to a distance of about 100-150 light years (the invention of radio communication). Let me remind you, only our galaxy is 100 thousand (!!!) light years across, and to the nearest neighbor – the Andromeda Nebula – 2.5 million years of flight at the speed of light. I often cite these examples to convey that our universe is filled with life, but we will not hear many of them: some are in the "dense jungles" of metagalaxies; others are inaccessible due to the "dissolution" of the signal in the most powerful radiation of space; others we do not understand, and so on. For example, you won't hear radio news on shortwave if you have a receiver that only receives ultra-shortwave. Not much difference, and the airwaves will be deaf. And one more thing about the living inhabitants of the planet: many of them disappear from the face of the Earth before we even know they exist. That's the paradox. And here is another paradox: many stars have already been "born" and "died", and their light has not reached us yet. There are "dead" stars even among those that we see in the sky. Accordingly, if there was an inhabited planet near them, it too has died, of course, together with living organisms. However, perhaps, during the period of favorable life, civilization was able to move to another frontier of the inhabited area.