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Introduction

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Jamesm: /* A QUESTION FROM A READER */

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A QUESTION FROM A READER

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 * FIGU Bulletin Date: November 1996 (English Edition: February 1998)
 * Author: Billy Meier
-* Translator(s): Unknown
+* Translator(s): Heidi Peters
 * Date of Translation: Unknown

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 Available in local bookstores or from FIGU
-== References ==
+==Source==
 * [http://us.figu.org/portal/Documents/tabid/114/Default.aspx FIGU.org]

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 following conversation on February 3, 1992:
-Billy: "Regarding your information on the planet, which is racing at great speed behind
+<blockquote>
-the sun...
+'''Billy:''' "Regarding your information on the planet, which is racing at great speed behind
+the sun...<br />
-Ptaah: Your question refers to the planet, which cannot be seen from Earth because it
+<br />
 orbits the sun at such a high speed that it always remains hidden behind it. What do you
-wish to know about it?
+wish to know about it?<br />
+<br />
-Billy: There exists some confusion about its enormous speed. Isn't it correct that,
+'''Billy:''' There exists some confusion about its enormous speed. Isn't it correct that,
 normally, the greater the distance between a planet and the sun, the slower the planet
 orbits around it? Why does this not apply to this planet? [The planet was far beyond
 customary planetary orbits. Billy] Why is it so much faster than it is supposed to be, and
-what is its name?
+what is its name?<br />
+<br />
-Ptaah: This planet is truly a curiosity with regard to its enormous speed. Even we were
+'''Ptaah:''' This planet is truly a curiosity with regard to its enormous speed. Even we were
 only able to learn about its secret just over 76 years ago. And here as well we were
 compelled to realize that in this instance the Destroyer Planet had brought its dangerous
 forces into play. According to our records the planet hidden behind the sun is called
-KATHEIN. It was touched by and then later wrenched into the Destroyer Planet's
+'''KATHEIN'''. It was touched by and then later wrenched into the Destroyer Planet's
 gravitational field when the Destroyer was making its tenth-to-last passage through the
 SOL system. Kathein was able to free itself from the Destroyer's field of force to the
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 hole's wandering spiral arm, which will ultimately draw the planet into its own force
 sometime this year. This is the same spiral arm whose influence wrenched sand and dust
-accumulations from Planet Venus.
+accumulations from Planet Venus.<br />
+<br />
-Billy: When will this wrenching occur?
+'''Billy:''' When will this wrenching occur?<br />
+<br />
-Ptaah: According to our calculations it will take place on June 16th [1992].
+'''Ptaah:''' According to our calculations it will take place on June 16th [1992].<br />
+<br />
-Billy: Is Kathein one of the two planets we have yet to discover and which we call UNI
+'''Billy:''' Is Kathein one of the two planets we have yet to discover and which we call UNI
-and Transpluto?
+and Transpluto?<br />
 This information implies, therefore, that Transpluto exists beyond Pluto's orbit, and there
-is yet another planet, UNI, which the Pleiadians/Plejarans say has an alleged SOL orbital
+is yet another planet, '''UNI''', which the Pleiadians/Plejarans say has an alleged SOL orbital
 period of 3,600 years. Unfortunately, I am unable to describe the planet Vulcan/Volkano
 any better than I can the two outer planets -- Transpluto and UNI -- because I have never

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