Updated on 04/21/2025
Moons may be due to or are important on planets that can be inhabited, to relieve the weight or gravity of the planet it orbits. It could be said that a spaceship, without a moon, would not be able to take off and also a baby would not be able to move.
It could be said that the mass of the moon is the proportion of the loss of gravity on Earth and if the moon were larger, we would weigh less.
It could also be said that an astronaut on the moon loses weight, due to the force of attraction of the Earth and it could not be due to the fact that the moon has less mass than the Earth.
If the moon moved away from the Earth and did not have an orbit, we would gain much more gravity or weight, if we were on the moon.
If the moon gained mass through objects or matter, it could move to an orbit relative to the Earth and change its coordinates.
If the moon gained weight and did not change its coordinates, we would move better with a full moon, but if it rotated around the earth and had the same coordinates, it would multiply our weight by two or three times, which would be worse for the muscles and we would not move much worse. Due to the rotation of the moon, it is necessary for the moon to change its coordinates so as not to have so many differences in weight, better and worse for muscle movement.
The change in the moon’s coordinates may be related to the menstrual period in women and the movement of sperm in men. If this is true, the moon grows and changes its coordinates periodically. Plants can use the attraction of the moon to keep pollen suspended in the air and the same can happen with viruses.
When the leukocyte envelops the virus in antibodies, it could cut the lunar attraction of the virus, with a certain weight in antibodies.
If the moon changes its coordinates and moves away from the earth, the virus could disappear for quite a while, because it is trapped in antibodies.
Sperm movement in men can be determined by the number of antibodies in the sperm. The antibody blocks the sperm’s gas flow so its DNA can’t move, as seen in these videos of mine.
In the video below, you can see leukocytes and macrophages. Leukocytes absorb properties of semen, such as sugars, and transform them into antibodies, while macrophages dissolve what the leukocytes phagocytize.
In the video above, the droplets with black microdots stuck to the lens are the antibodies that can be seen, thanks to the magnification of the droplet that multiplies in the lens. It can also be seen that the leukocytes are very loaded with antibodies.
If semen is high in antibodies, fertilization is poor because without sperm movement, the sperm lacks the strength to fertilize the egg.
These sperm do not actually fertilize eggs due to lack of movement, unless the properties of semen change during sexual intercourse or because macrophages cause the sperm to move.
Testosterone is a hormone that regulates semen quantity, not sperm. When white blood cells consume all the sugar in semen for antibodies and semen volume decreases, testosterone is released, causing white blood cells in the blood to consume sugar and instead direct it to the testicles.
If sperm breathe and move, they are more vulnerable to viral infection, which could alter the properties of the sperm.
The antibody actually covers the holes in chromosomes and prevents viruses from attaching to the holes in the sperm’s chromosomes. It also suffocates the sperm, and the sperm’s movement period could be limited, allowing them to move only for a certain period of time during their entire lifespan. After moving, the sperm could die.
In this other video, you can see a very large macrophage cell in semen, because it is dissolving antibodies.
Sperm mutations in Down syndrome, for example, can be caused by the alignment of an asteroid or hidden moon with the Earth that could end in a moon or it is a very distant or hidden moon and that can be seen on Earth by eliminating repeated chromosomes in Down syndrome, for example, which can create atmospheric stretching and mutate the sperm with a greater number of chromosomes or copies of the chromosome and cause an invasion of proteins with atmospheric properties, but when the alignment is lost, the possible moon stops mutating the testicle or the testicle detects the moon and reproduces the sperm and human variants increase if the possible moon gets closer. Also the number of moons of the Earth if this moon exists could be the number of testicles and ovaries and one more moon could make three testicles.
If it’s true that the Earth has two moons and could have more asteroids and hidden moons orbiting them, in the case of Down syndrome, and it could also happen in Cancer, that by eliminating these repeated chromosomes, more elements of the Earth become visible. These elements can orbit and be slowly absorbed, or if they are moons, they orbit eternally. This could be related to the change of seasons and the change in the Earth’s tilt. This moon could rotate close to the Earth and have the same effect as the moon’s effects on the tides we see. The second moon of the Earth could be Halley’s Comet, and the influence of its proximity to the Earth every 75 years could cause a charge effect of one proton added to others. This electrical charge effect on the Earth is what is noticeable in the tilt of the Earth due to the movement of atoms and the change of the proton from Halley’s Comet from positive to negative.
This effect is very noticeable and is similar to that of the moon that we all know and the receding effect of Halley’s Comet. It can be noticed in an atmosphere flooded with water and dries up in just a few minutes. This movement greatly increases viral infections because proteins dissolve and viruses enter cells. It is very important and advisable to consume carbohydrates for when the viruses leave the cells and when the defenses phagocytize the influence of Halley’s Comet approaches. Halley’s Comet and its influence when it approaches Earth. The atmosphere is flooded with water and viral infections from viruses that reproduced as it moves away are greatly reduced. It is advisable to ingest protein. This effect of nearness and distance can be quite instantaneous and can be synchronized with the defenses, but the virus that influences it is the flu, the most common, and it can end up in semen. Increasing viral levels and lowering protein can have good results in advanced age, but not so much for very young people.
The movement of Halley’s Comet occurs and is regulated by cells in a viral infection like the flu. For example, in old age, Halley’s Comet and its influence are closer to Earth, and proteins produce emotional stability, but they don’t dissolve easily and can significantly reduce physical and mental performance in old age. Moving Halley’s Comet further away causes the flu virus to reproduce more and dissolve proteins more easily. The negative effect on the body is when proteins don’t dissolve and we are unable to move Halley’s Comet away. We need to be infected with the flu virus and reproduce information in the virus’ DNA at the appropriate distance from Halley’s Comet to Earth. This effect, if realized, can cause the atmosphere to dry out more when it contains water, but the body and its defenses begin to reproduce cholesterol salts in the blood, so the flu inhabits the blood and its reproduction will reduce proteins in cells.
This macrophage seen in the last video may have marine properties because the antibody is salt, and this can be influenced by comets, and the mutation would be a fish gill, for example. It wouldn’t be bad, but really, what you might be born with is breathing problems or lung incapacity, and this could be caused more by the flu.
Salts, as antibodies, go hand in hand with blond hair color, and fats, since the properties of this salt or antibody in melanocytes dye the hair blond, but it remains abundantly white because the melanocyte needs another type of antibody, which causes the reduction in cholesterol.
The antibody in the sperm could give an advantage to other sperm that have different chromosomes or a different hair color, for example. When there are no noticeable advantages in their movement, the number of antibodies or asteroids or comets is more evenly matched. When they don’t move, it could be due to the limited influence of asteroids or comets, or the fact that the Earth doesn’t grow. However, when the virus or its variant disappears, it could be completely different and give an advantage to a certain sperm with more movement.
Fertilization of an egg with a sperm with a blocked chromosome could lead to a mutation in the development of a member because the chromosomes don’t reproduce in the cells while it grows. However, it is possible to generate these chromosomes in adulthood, but it takes many years.
An example would be a transvestite from a sperm with twins who couldn’t generate certain chromosomes for a man and a woman and became transvestite. In this case, certain chromosomes would have to be eliminated and others generated.
If Jupiter has five moons, the origin of life could be with more variants, like that of insects and their variants, for example. This could be due to the origins of moons or asteroids, which have more variants and few related genes. For example, a bee could reproduce a mosquito with a certain related gene.
Another example could be Saturn, the planet of viruses, which could be the most pristine. Due to its ring of asteroids, which could contain more viruses, and when viruses acquire all their variants, it could give rise to moons on Saturn or more asteroids in its rings for the creation of life and transformation of the planet.
Human race variants may be related to the AIDS virus, which, on Earth, for example, if a white person and a black person have sex, they may contract AIDS. AIDS creates a sequence of race or kinship variants in the testicle, which can be white in black people and black people in white. One testicle lacks the AIDS virus, and the other has the same, but with a different proton movement than the other testicle: one positive, and the other with the same proton, but negative, due to seasonal movements and the two poles of the Earth. This virus can also affect the color of hair, which the testicle lacks. The more variants and kinships, the more sperm.
Could Down syndrome be on the verge of extinction, and could it cause a reduction in the number of easily countable sperm in semen? Could a virus from an endangered species infect another species to create kinship?
Another thing that could happen is that the effect of an asteroid approaching Earth could cause lunar properties due to its size, posing a danger that could cause tumors in cells due to a lack of chromosomes. This lunar effect of the asteroid can exert an attractive force on chromosomes and activate their DNA, which can cause the invasion of proteins into the cell, flooding the atmosphere with gases. The atmosphere is stretched by the lunar effect of the asteroid. When the asteroid loses its attraction or orbit with Earth, the cell becomes flooded with proteins.
Asteroids orbiting Earth can have lunar effects on animal species, generating many variants due to the impact of several moons or asteroids. They can even be poisonous because they are incompatible with our chromosomes, creating a protein inflammation that can be fatal.
In the past, these asteroids or moons may have ended up on Earth, but their effects were reflected in species and their variants, which are now incompatible in their reproduction.
On Earth, the arrival of asteroids can bring a new virus, and all its variants can be reproduced, affecting all chromosomes.
For example, the creation of life or a sperm cell on a planet with more moons could give rise to new human races.
In the case of transvestites, antibodies in sperm are important, since a virus can copy parts of a sperm’s gender and copy them to another sperm of a different gender. Sometimes antibodies are necessary as a precaution, but it’s not due to infection, but rather to a possible infection. During sexual intercourse, if a woman has the same antibodies, she won’t get pregnant, but after a few days and due to the movement of the moon, the woman will be one gender or the other because the position of the moon removes the antibodies from one sperm gender or another, and from the eggs. The truth is that gradually removing antibodies from eggs and sperm creates attractions based on gender and physical traits between the egg and sperm. Another issue is the period in women and the antibodies in sperm, and the period of sperm activity when they move can be very short due to viral risks.
During the period of sperm movement, the shorter the time, the better, because during sexual intercourse, they can encounter a virus from an egg with gender characteristics or traits that can be transmitted to a sperm.
In the case of sperm, once they run out of antibodies and exhaust their movement, they could die, since they never feed until they fertilize an egg. Semen is designed for macrophages and leukocytes, which eliminate sperm at the end of menopause, and semen increases and decreases depending on activity.
In the case of a man, menopause could be permanent; however, if he has sexual relations with a young woman, he could release the antibodies of an adult with menopause, but the son or daughter could have problems with myopia or hyperopia due to lunar decompensation.
These videos in this article are mine, and I was born in 1977, and a younger person could be different and have fewer antibodies.
In the case of myopia or hyperopia, for example, these can be pronounced DNA traits from the mother and father, and they can emerge over time, with the trait becoming more pronounced for one gender. However, in childhood, the traits are more mixed and equal, and this may be due to the years of the lunar rotation.
If the parents age, the lunar defect could be discovered through the child’s traits, due to death in old age. If the traits are not visible, this may indicate a good lunar position.
In adult parents and young children, a father or mother could become infected with a virus, which could alter the course of the lunar cycle and result in a more pronounced gender trait in the child. This is why young sperm have fewer antibodies.
When a trait becomes very pronounced, it is time to remove chromosomes—for myopia, gender traits, etc., for example—and prepare for the viral load. By removing the chromosome from cells, leukocytes could phagocytize poorly due to the undigested cholesterol and sugar load in the blood. The macrophage is necessary to digest the leukocyte’s load and the leukocyte reduces the sugar and cholesterol. The macrophage, if the antibodies released by the leukocyte are poorly digested in cells and blood so that there is no inflammation. This is because the virus needs antibodies, and if there is no virus, the cholesterol or sugar accumulates, or if it is digested by macrophages, it is digested by cells such as melanocytes.
There may also be traits related to physical fitness. When we are born, physical performance is fairly equal, but over time, performance can decline on the part of either the mother or the father. For example, a father and mother who are strong for a long time and fairly equal in physical fitness could create very good physical performance in the child, but if the father or mother’s physical performance declines, the child’s physical fitness could decline, and even more so over time. It could happen that modifying the chromosomes of the affected gender in the child could create lunar changes and improve physical performance and favor the habitation of the earth for the father or mother. Also, if the father or mother with less physical performance improves, it could also favor the child.
Physical kinship in the child could indicate a greater need for chromosome restoration, and it could be interpreted that the maternal and paternal kinship in the child is the least resilient. If the child’s kinship changes, it could indicate the improvement of either the mother or the father. This effect is noticeable in the youngest child.
It can also happen that a father or mother or child under the influence of substances that affect gender chromosomes could be felt in both. For example, a child under the influence of substances from coffee could create anxiety in a father or mother, depending on which chromosomes are affected, or a mother or father under the influence of coffee could create anxiety in a child.
Another thing that can happen in a mother and father is that, when having a child, if the father or mother secretly ingests a substance, it could cause effects on the child’s chromosomes, due to lunar effects, and the child could notice it and stabilize the change with the mother’s chromosomes, leaving a small effect that the mother could notice.
Another thing to keep in mind is that, from a very young age or childhood, one may have traces of grandparents, which could be lost over time, often as grandparents disappear. For example, losing a grandparent could cause gray hair or white hair.
Being under the influence of substances can cause us to lose track of time. In very old people, our brain’s sense of time is quite accurate, but our muscles’ sense of time is not as accurate, and this can create setbacks in the moon’s rotation or a hallucinogenic effect. This loss of time in cells or neurons can accelerate the heart up to 20 beats per minute to catch the lunar trail.
If the father is the drinker and the son plays sports, the son may notice a rise in heart rate, but the cells are also lacking oxygen. If this happens in the afternoon, and the son is playing sports at 6:00 PM, at nightfall, the son could test positive for alcohol. The son could transmit this oxygen deficiency to the mother, and the mother may begin to develop a deficiency that causes memory loss.
Becoming a grandfather with children and grandchildren can be quite a difficult task due to the chromosome load, which can contain many setbacks, and we must also consider the viral load. When this loss of all hereditary traits occurs, it’s important to reproduce viruses or take them from family roots. Viruses can be attracted to these traits, which may contain family roots. However, we must take into account heart rate and understand that the moon’s rotation around the Earth is due to isobaric changes between low and high pressures. Low pressure is what causes the moon to face west, and if the low pressure occurs in a bad position for the lunar movement, we must be careful with the change in heart rate. In extreme cases, this can be alleviated by increasing red blood cell counts. Knowing this, it’s necessary to reproduce chromosomes for viruses to infect and leave the inheritance, but we must take into account the lunar rhythm. We must also understand leukocyte macrophages and their hormonal movements.