How do the Pleiadians/Plejarans calculate the age of Earth as well as the Milky Way, etc.?
As a rule, the Pleiadians/Plejarans begin their calculations with the first formation of gaseous matter. This gaseous formation, however, has nothing to do with the gaseous accumulations from which celestial bodies ensue. The gaseous matter’s initial formation is considered to be the moment when gaseous matter originates in its original form, as was the case with Earth, for instance, nearly 640 billion years ago. This gaseous matter continues to form into some type of configuration, of course, which changes into coarse material over time and then, in another transformation, turns into gas once again, only to change, through additional compactions, into other formations such as planets like Earth. Supposedly, this is how our planet formed into a solid planet approximately 46 billion years ago. One must refrain from imagining a dense planet with this description, but must envision it merely as a planetary formation, which turned from a gaseous into a substance-type form that rotated and
