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"Dear Ones, Lunar effects on planets, solar systems and indeed Galaxies are extremely important and indeed influential. You academics are becoming more and more aware of the myriad energetics of lunar gravities.
Your own planet has had more than one moon, in its history. We tell you a truth that many have already speculated...and that is that your present moon was 'put in place' billenia after the Earth's formation. At that time, it was much closer to the planet, and the backward drift it is currently orbiting within, is much further than its original placement.
Does it not seem very interesting & compelling that your present moon is capable of perfectly concealing your Sun during a total eclipse? Do you understand then, that if the moon were not on the precise orbit it is in, not located on the specific distance between earth and sun, that this would not occur? Perhaps you will consider that an intricate engineering design & plan is in place!
Iapetus
One of the moons of Saturn, is a technically conceived construct, and was put in place for specific purpose. We tell you that your Earth is very influenced by the energy of Saturn, and thus by the energy of Iapetus.
There is somewhat of a simplistic comparative analogy between planets and their moons, suns and their planets and atoms with circulating electrons. Just as the addition of one orbiting electron changes the energy and nature of an atom, and indeed molecule, additions of moons change the resonant energy of each planet. Each planet affects the energy of its stellar centre or sun.
But we tell you even now your more enlightened astrophysicist are becoming aware that one of Saturn's moons is 'artificial', though they dare not as yet seriously express such nonconventional belief. We tell you that the moon called Iapetus that satellites the extreme outer orbit of the 'Ringed-Planet' was put in place for specific purpose by the highly evolved Andromedans and Sirian -Pleiadean Alliance. There is/was great and greater purpose in this. " .... Archangel Metatron