Prof. Dr Jan Pajak THE NEW ZEALAND EXPLOSION OF ... - Totalizm

A-4immune deficiency, thus it is quite similar to radiation sickness. A similar illness was alsoregistered within the range of the Tunguska explosion.6. The splash, radiating from the Crater, of unusual ceramic stones called "chinastones" - see Figure C13, The interesting attribute of china stones is that some of themcontain organic matter, e.g. leaves, wood-splinters, and in one case also a fish.7. The presence of a rare mineral called "trinitite" (known deposits of this mineralmainly originate from nuclear explosions or from Tunguska).8. Magnetized metal pieces, sometimes looking like parts of instruments, which canbe found within the range of post-explosion falls - see Figures C14 and C15.9. Surface gold deposits discovered around the Tapanui Crater. According toliterature concerning craters, the direct consequence of shockwaves and vibrationsaccompanying large-scale explosions is that it uplifts to the surface heavy minerals whichare originally located deeply underground.10. The atmospheric anomalies that appear around the Tapanui Crater. Frequentlytornados (which in other parts of the South Island are almost unknown) are born there. Alsorapid local fogs, electrically charged winds, and many other unusual phenomena are noted.It is interesting that all these can be explained by magnetic anomalies imprinted into theground by the explosion.11. There is one extremely mysterious phenomenon reported to repeatedly occur in,and around, this Crater, which could be qualified as a totally new electro-magneticmanifestation, unknown so-far to science. It takes the form of small, perfectly round spheresof white light, that appear at darkness (around midnight), glow intensively and fly in an"intelligent" manner. All these spheres seem to have the same diameter, equalapproximately that of ping-pong balls. There were observed on numerous occasions by theowner of the Tapanui Crater, by his daughter, and by a group of brave healers whointended to experiment with spending a few nights camping in the Crater (these smallspheres actually made them abandon their experiment after the first night).12. The Crater is a centre of intensive UFO activity. The large number of visualobservations of these vehicles is supplemented there by numerous scorch circles (similar tothe "Crop Circles" which some time ago gained fame in England) left in former landing sitesof UFOs - see Figure G9. It appears as if pilots of these vehicles keep returning to view theplace where colleagues died so spectacularly and to monitor long-term consequences ofthe explosion.The Tapanui explosion was so powerful that its reflection from the moon wasobserved as far as England by a group of monks from Canterbury Cathedral. The historicrecord of this observation, made by brother Gervase - a Chronicler of the CanterburyCathedral, is dated on the evening of 18 June 1178 (in New Zealand it was the morning of19 June). This record is quoted in the book by Simon Welfare & John Fairley: "Arthur C.Clarke's Mysterious World", William Collins Ltd., London 1980, ISBN 0-00-216536-8, page184. Approximately 810 years later it has allowed for the precise determination of the dateand hour when the Tapanui explosion took place.The consequences of the Tapanui explosion can be observed not only in NewZealand, but throughout the entire globe. One of the researchers whose findings supportthe author's hypothesis about the global impact of this event, is a New Zealand botanistnamed John T. Holloway. In his treatise "Forests and Climate in the South Island of NewZealand" (Technical Paper No. 3, Forest Research Institute, New Zealand Forest Service,September 1954) he completed an in-depth analysis of the New Zealand climate arriving atthe final conclusion that around the time of "Fires of Tamaatea" there was a rapid andsignificant climate change extending not only to this country. To reinforce this conclusion hepresents the evidence that before 12th century the South Island of New Zealand wascovered with totara bush, and also that kumara (sweet potato) were cultivated there, bothcurrently thrive only in the upper part of the North Island. The unexplained and significantcooling of New Zealand that occurred around 1200, Holloway links with the global climatic