Nostradamus C9 Q13: Highlighting nuclear power fears as Polestar passes zenith
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Jan 2023
 In verse
C9 Q13 Nostradamus' anagrams become a personal expression of his concerns for the
time when the Polestar reaches its turning point.
This era is identified by the
presence of Cynosura
(urancoys)
which is an older name of our current
Pole Star aka Polaris and Ursae Minoris.
There are many anagrams that are distinctly nuclear in nature and there
presence reaffirms that the period relates to modern times.
Other anagrams once again
focus on the impact of human based 21st century knowledge on the manner in which humans breed.
The text
of the fourth line stating 'placed, discovered by the fire of
Burancoys' hints at an
unfamiliar energy generator (such as a successful nuclear fusion plant)
However it is only the anagrams that can be the vehicle for terms
unfamiliar to all but the 20th and 21st centuries.
And terms such as
protium (it pour m)
and deuteron (odene
tru) deal with hydrogen isotopes that play an
increasing role in modern energy production. This is also true of the
term uranium-deposit (s
de nuit pour ma).
It is the implication of Nostradamus' knowledge base delivering an older
name for Polaris (Cynosura) that led me to pair this verse with
C1 Q36
which also has an anagram for an older name of Polaris (Mismar).
Another factor in my choice was the inclusion each of
anagrams for poetic
coding methods.
In this current verse that involves anagrams for
acronyms and
my codes pouuers.
Key Ideas:
uranium-deposit, UXA-soil, subdeaconry, uncluttered,
uuindiest, sexualize, acronyms, remounted, Cynosura, disunite, conoids,
widens, breuued, beuued, redocument, adulterous, countered,
culture, unbared, bolted, unbraced, protium, oblong, endebt, Sioux, urbane, urban, logo, Rachael, cosy,
input, pursue, Delatour, cupreous, toward, uncle, Freud, Aeolus,
carrhae, unedge, denote, zeal, deuteron, bued, ordeals,
exuded, exiles, exile, coy, liez, united, Selene, charmer,
powers, golden, Lexis, dyes,
uprears, aural, guile, debt, two, Rachel, Tudor.

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