Sol Three divided dates counting backward from the coming of the Christ (YOL 1B67, “before the Christ”) and also forward after the coming of the Son of Man (“anno domini”) till the end of its history. In Sol Four, a solar day (sol) is 24 hour and 37 minutes and a year is 686.98 days (1.88 times longer than Sol Three) divided into 24 months – values in comparison to those in Sol Three rounded off to the second decimal. In doing so, we will support our findings and/or deductions with the proper information.Īs an important note, we must remind the timekeeping formats used by mankind in the three different periods this report covers – Sol Four, Soul Three and our present. In this report, we intend to explain what we have found and/or deducted from our investigation as accurately as possible considering our limitations given by ancient ruins, books, logs, technologies and other sources that have survived, been recovered and/or reconstructed to the best of our abilities. We understand that it all began in the ancient city of Theliá, but some of the data has been lost.

– His Holy Book of Creation 03:20-23, YOL 028A “20 God made the heavens and the seas and the land and the animals,Ģ2 Yet flawed man and woman were given the right to make own decisions, The copy that we have is dated YOL 028A.0C.19.

As a study of our ancestors, the honorable Department of Faith and Science of State University Number 11DE784A had commissioned an extensive investigation to determine the atmospheric deterioration, imminent death of the fourth planet in the system of Sol and how its inhabitants arrived and colonized the third planet of the same system in the year of Our Lord (YOL) 0D7F.0A.19.īased on the findings that we were able to gather from the ruins of Sol Four several centuries ago, we cannot tell if the Christ ever came to Sol Four, as he did in Sol Three, but we do understand that its inhabitants knew of and believed in God – as noted in what we were able to recover from a copy of His Holy Book of The Good Word, often simply referred to as the Holy Book of God.

Under the Thelián Sky by Frank Olvera