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Table Of Figures
Figure 1- The Distance Between Astra and Mars at Fragmentation
Figure 2 -Minutes After Astra's Fragmentation
Figure 3 -The Battered Versus the Serene Hemispheres of Mars
Figure 4 - - The Plunges of the Three Largest Fragments of Astra (Hellas, Isidis and Argyre)
Figure 5 - The Valles Marineris on Mars
Figure 6 - A Comparison of Dimensions - Grand Canyon verses Valles Marineris
Figure 7 - Olympus Mons
Figure 8 - A Comparison of Olympus Mons to Volcanic Mts. Ararat and Kilimanjaro
Figure 9 - The Place in Space Where Astra Collided With Mars (And Mars Acquired its Catastrophic Third Orbit)
Figure 10 - Pitlets on the Surface of Deimos
Figure 11 - Pitlets on the Surface of Phobos
Figure 12 - The Catastrophic Third Orbit of Mars and the Four Sweep Zones
Figure 13 - The Pitlets of Gaspra
Figure 14 - The Golden Fleece Of Aries - Grand Scale
Figure 15 - The Passover Night Geometry I - (Also The Fleece Of Aries, Local Scale)
Figure 16 - The Passover Geometry II
Figure 17 - Molecules of a Fluid Twisting Through a Turn
Figure 18 - Molecules of Fluid Magma in Flyby Conditions
Figure 19 - The Shift of the Shadow of the Sun Dial of Ahaz March 21, 701 B.C.E.
Figure 20 - Alternating Torque's of Spin Axis Mars and Earth
Figure 21 - Twin Tilts and Twin (Alternating) Torque's of Spin Axis Mars and Earth
Figure 22 - Positions of Mars, Venus, and Earth on the Eve of the Mars-Venus Polka, Approximately Jan 23, 701 B.C.E.
Figure 23 - Geometry and Distances of The Last Mars-Venus Flyby
Figure 24 - The Catastrophic and the Modern Orbits of Mars
Figure 25 - Geometry and Distances of the Final Mars Earth Flyby
Figure 26 - Perpendicular Orbits - Jupiter and the Earth
Figure 27 - Asteroid Distribution and the Hecuba Gap of the Kirkwood Gaps
Table Of Tables
Table I - Counts Of Craters On Mars - 20 Miles Or Larger In Diameter
Table II - A Comparison Of Diameters - Asteroids To Mars Craters
Table III - Diameters of the ten largest asteroids
Table IV - Diameters of the ten largest original fragments
Table V - The Volumes for Some of The Best Known Volcanoes on The Earth
Table VI - - Perihelion Distances Of The Fifteen Largest Asteroids
Table VII - Spin rates for eight of the asteroids
Table VIII - Makeup of Mars' Atmosphere
Table IX - The Escape Velocities For The Nearby Planets
Table X - The Orientation Of Ancient Mediterranean Region Temples
Table XI - The Energy Exchange of 701 B.C.E.
Table XII - The Angular Momentum Exchange
Table XIII - Detailed Changes In Planetary Orbits In The 8th Century B.C.E. - 24 Categories of Astronomical Data of the Model
Table XIV - Laputan Measurements Versus Modern Measurements - Orbits Of Phobos And Deimos
