ANOTHER CROSSING (PASSING) @ EASTER!!!. THIS IS TOO MUCH COINCIDENCE. PLANET EARTH WILL CROSS THE POINT OR CLOSE TO THE POINT WHERE 3I/ATLAS JUST PASSED ON NEW MOON OF DECEMBER 19TH. (270 MLN.KMS.AWAY) PLANET EARTH SHOULD REACH THIS CROSSING POINT WHICH IS NOW A DEBRIS FIELD OF TOXIC GAS AND MATTER, (OVER 90-BILLION TONS+DARKNESS) LEFT BEHIND BY 3I/ATLAS AROUND EASTER (MARCH/APRIL). THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED TO THE PLANET TIAMAT, KNOCKED OUT BY ONE OF NIBIRU'S MOON, AROUND EASTER.

 Zecharia Sitchin, remembrance.

In Zecharia Sitchin's "ancient astronaut" theories, "The Crossing" refers to a catastrophic celestial event involving the planet Nibiru (associated with the god Marduk) and a hypothetical planet named Tiamat.  According to Sitchin's interpretation of Sumerian cosmology (which is widely rejected by mainstream scientists and academics as pseudoscience and pseudo-history), the events unfolded as follows:  Tiamat as a Planet: Sitchin proposed that Tiamat was an actual planet located between Mars and Jupiter. In the original Babylonian creation myth Enûma Eliš, Tiamat is a goddess, but Sitchin treated her as a physical celestial body. The Crossing/Collision: A large, undiscovered planet, which Sitchin called Nibiru (with a highly elliptical orbit of 3,600 years), passed through the inner solar system. One of Nibiru's moons struck Tiamat, splitting it in two. Formation of Earth and the Asteroid Belt: In a subsequent pass (or "crossing"), Nibiru itself struck the broken fragments. One half of Tiamat became the asteroid belt located where the planet once supposedly orbited. The other half, after being struck again and capturing one of its own moons (which became Earth's Moon), was forced into a new orbit and became the present-day planet Earth.  Sitchin based these arguments on his personal interpretations and translations of ancient Sumerian and Akkadian cuneiform tablets and seals, claiming these ancient civilizations had advanced astronomical knowledge. These ideas form a core part of his Earth Chronicles book series, particularly detailed in his first book, The 12th Planet.