Kazimierz Kordylewski

So why is Temple's book called A New Science of Heaven? Well, if you have ever celebrated your own isolated hermit-like melancholy by staring up at the moon and feeling alone, well, you don't get to feel that sweet loneliness anymore, pup, because there has been something looking back this entire time.

time.We now have proof of what has become known as Kordylewski plasma clouds, and this is literally and figuratively a huge deal.

Between the Earth and the Moon, absolutely fixed at dual 60 degree angles to the Moon from our planet's point of view, are two gigantic clouds looking right back at us.

Discovered in 1961 by astronomer Kordylewski, hence the name, these twin clouds did not make ripples in our scientific community.

But 58 years later, the discovery was confirmed and began to pique interest.

Interesting indeed, because these self-organizing plasmoids are exactly the same so-called substance as the ones that our friendly yet reluctant scientists found to be self-aware in laboratories.

Whoa.

Robert Temple has this to say about it.