New Black Hole Image – “The Moon” Riddle

This is a continuation of my last post about Event Horizon’s new image of a Black Hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy, which is connected to Black Hole Sun songwriter Chris Cornell and his friend Chester Bennington.

Chester died on July 20th:

Chris Cornell was born on July 20th, the same date as the first Moon landing:

Chris would currently be 57 years old and was on an exact lunar count yesterday.

The Moon landing is often credited to Wernher von Braun, who came to the United States during Operation Paperclip following World War II.

There are 81 squares in the Magic Square of the Moon, which sums to 3321, the 81st Triangular number:

Wernher’s full name sums to 3321.

Wernher von Braun’s tombstone just has Psalms 19:1 on it:

There are 2231 verses in the book of Psalms after Psalms 19:1. The famous Nazi scientist’s common name sums to 2231.

Psalms 19:1 has Ordinal gematria of 706.

Measuring from the first Moon landing to the date of yesterday’s black hole image was exactly 706 lunar orbits, or sidereal months:

Last night, the Philadelphia 76ers were eliminated from the NBA playoffs by the Miami Heat:

The Heat play in Florida, where the Moon missions launched from. Notice the score of 99–90, which are the same two values found in The Moon.

This is an upside-down 666, like the sum of NASA.

666 is the number of the Beast, revealed in the book of Revelation. In 2006, British rock band Muse released an album called Black Holes and Revelations.

On May 12th, the Moon was conjunct with Messier 87, where we got the first black hole photo from:

The next time the Moon crosses Sagittarius A will be on May 18th:

May 18th is the date that Chris Cornell died in 2017:

May 18th can be written as 5/18. The song “Black Hole Sun” is 5:18 in length:

Albert Einstein

Scientists are claiming that the photo of the center of the Milky Way will improve their understanding of gravity and relativity. These terms are often equated with physicist Albert Einstein: