because both marked the 2 points of the given Golden Mean Phi based spiral
Both? I asked you what made
one flyby more significant than the others. Now you invoke another one that happens to match some date you gamed up, but you still cannot explain why those are significant compared to the others
not on those dates.
Help yourself by investigating this HDDesign material. The math is not a game but based on Platonic Solid geometry, Golden Mean and mathematical orbits.
I did look at some of your initial explanations. You base this on in invalid model of the Earth's orbit; you use a significantly imprecise value for the Earth's orbital period; you said events are predicted "+/- 1 day" but can give no account for why such a precision should be used in the first place; you do not account for accumulated precision errors; you do not account for why the Earth's orbit is significant, but those of other celestial bodies are not; you cannot explain adequately why you ascribe physical meaning to the Gregorian calendar. All of these things tell me - tell any impartial observer - that your "system" has no physical meaning whatsoever.
Any event can be put into perspective indeed, if one would have a complete understanding of ALL underlying Design in our reality. I don't think that's possible for the human mind, do you? However, this material is based on events that take place at macrolevel and the subconscious mind seems to be able to tune in. There are so many coincidences that occur on identified future dates that it really should make you think.
I think it's quite possible for the human mind to make associations out of coincidences. It's how we're wired. It's why all pseudosciences like homeopathy and astrology seem to "work"; it's why HDD has meaning to you.
(regarding transit of Earth as seen from Saturn)
Besides the fact that is was indeed correct as Molinaro already said, there something interesting about this Huygens descent too.
Why
exactly is a transit of Earth as seen from Saturn significant? Why is it significant and the next one (in 2020), or the previous one,
not significant? Why is any one more significant than
any transit as seen from any planet?
The others are equally significant but they didn't pop up on the specific timecoded patterns that were monitored. These other fly by should have a closer look in order to try to identify the underlying Design if one would like to do that
If all events are significant, than HDD has no predictive value since any such event - a spacecraft flyby, a transit of any body as seen from any other body, a launch, etc. - can be evaluated as "significant"
without reference to HDD. Doesn't that tell you something?
Bonus question: Doesn't it tell you something that you are already sure you can score an HDD hit for an event on
any date? There's no surer sign of a "system" which is disconnected from objective reality.
just to make clear what the use of some words actually mean. When I use significant than I mean that the event could be considered to be a confirmation of the hidden underlying Design
An event is "significant" if it matches up with HDD. Then, if it does
not match up with HDD, it is
not significant. This the very definition of cherry-picking; how you cannot see this indicates clearly how wedded you are to your notions and how unwilling you are to think rationally about them.
Apparently, for you its just an Earthquake causing a nuclear leak in Japan, a coincidence
The earthquake was the proximate cause of the leak. Explain
exactly why this leak was significant and other minor leaks are not. Oh, never mind, we already know the drill.
For me it was a confirmation of the hidden underlying design as described in the HDDesign material as I was expecting a Nagasaki echo for that day, directly calculated from August 9, 1945 to july 15, 2007 ( +/- 1 day). Already published in 2004 and put on the timeline months before this event took place. Do you know a better way to express an echo without dropping another fat boy in Japan?
A leak of three smoke detectors' worth of radiation is an "echo"? What about the radon escaping from the ground in Japan that day? Or the day before? Or the day after? What about the ionizing radiation from the Sun that day?
Besides, over 62 years you accumulated roughly 15 days' worth of error due to your invalid assumption of a year being 365 days. It's not, and that's why we have leap days every four years. So your interval calculations are wrong as well as meaningless.
(regarding coal-fired power plant emissions, far larger than the 7/15/07 leak)
I don't see how this could be seen as a Nagasaki echo on the expected predetermined date
Of course not, because it doesn't fit your preconceptions. But it's physically
far more meaningful - by many orders of magnitude - than the tiny release from the plant. The fact that you disregard it is another big sign - in ten-foot-tall, glowing neon letters - that your "system" is disconnected from physical reality.
I think you don't understand what I mean.
Its not the question if we would be able to use nuclear power, but if we should. I mean the atomic bombs on Hirhoshima and Nagasaki did their work as designed, the question is if we should have done that.
No, I understand perfectly what you mean - you intend to redefine the word "successful" to mean something entirely different. You're backpedaling and waving your hands because your "two major themes", "stay out of space" and "don't mess with nuclear power", were refuted by ongoing success in space -
especially a 100% successful rate of U.S. nuclear power in space. You even tried to redefine the phrase "nuclear power" to mean something nobody else uses! Did you really think nobody would notice?
My understanding of this HDDesign made me think that there's somekind of message in related events in order to make us understand not to misuse this nuclear power again,
Meaningless. Nuclear detonations in space have been banned since 1963.
especially when we have to deal with the carmic issues of past nuclear evnts in our current and future timeframes. The high altitude nuclear detonations with effect in space were not a wise thing to do, given the fact that both shuttle disasters are intelligently linked to these nuclear tests in space.
Flat-out fabrication. They are not intelligently linked; they are not linked at all; you've simply asserted the association and claimed it was true.
again you are wrong. I have already posted about the explore IV and Operation Argus in 1958. The Golden Mean Phi spiral originated from this very moment connecting both shuttle disasters
No, I am inarguably right: I pointed out that the last nuclear detonation in space was
twenty-four years before the
Challenger accident. That is a fact.
By the way, in 24 years, you accumulated a round-off error of about six days. So much for "+/- 1 day".
That's your opinion and I agree with you that almost everyone will agree with you ( maybe all but 1

). However, the HDDesign shows differently. Popping up instantly unveiling its profound connectedness, at least to me...again. Be aware of the fact that expectations for specific future dates are already mentioned on the timelines. Let's see what happens on that day, I will make sure you won't miss it
Don't bother.
HDD is meaningless. It's based on astrology and numerology and a thoroughly solipsistic worldview. Its assumptions are faulty and its underlying structure simply dreamed up out of whole cloth. Its math is wrong. It literally
cannot distinguish what is "significant" from what is not. It makes no useful predictions. It ignores physical processes which are
enormously more significant than its claimed "hits", and for the love o' Pete,
it ascribes physical significance to newspaper byline dates!
Like I said, Dutch, don't bother posting anything for my sake. I'm done here. No offense intended - really - but nothing anyone can say can get through to you, and I've already wasted enough time debunking this gibberish. Enjoy your hobby.