The thread on glp where the magnetosphere is being followed:
Holy Shit! LOOK at the Magnetosphere!!
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message710583/pg27
Lots of vids on the youtube channel Chris:
[b]3-10 Magnetosphere Spike 2009[/b]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGwTarJBdkI
At about 9:40UT a Significant but short burst interacted with our Magnetosphere on 3-10-2009 . This data was caught by Soho ,Nict and various Ground observations that includes 1 Neutron Ground Observation .The Dens(p./cc) Reading was off the scale , Translated into about a 20 minute spike in the Magnetosphere
@ 9:45 Ace Data Stream Stopped and restarted @ 9:57 . This is visable in both the Data Sets from Ace and the animated model from Batsrus
There were triggers , but none really match up for the exact time of this event unless it were by precursor or the clock settings are not correct . The burst @ 07:43:33 was a Short Spike could be the actual suspect
Triggers listed for 3-10-2009
IBAS SPI ACS TRIGGERS
2009-03-10T 07:43:33 Short SpikeAUTO12.46240.1 7204two bins
2009-03-10T 04:22:22 Possible GRBAUTO 9.402530 6840Same as previous tri
2009-03-10T 04:22:21Possible GRBAUTO 9.285230 6840Possible long GRB 09
March Data Blackout
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJNre7-QDUs&feature=sdig&et=1237164997.92
This video covers a strange period on 3-14-2009 to 3-15-2009 where data from ACE,SOHO,GOES 11 & 12 is strangely missing and all at the same time.The strange thing is Ace continued to stream wind data. And GOES 11 was able to issue 2 alerts
ALERT: Electron 2MeV Integral Flux exceeded 1000pfu. Threshold Reached: 2009 Mar 14 1920
Electron 2MeV Integral Flux exceeded 1000pfu. Threshold Reached: 2009 Mar 15 1230 UTC
With regrets the extent of the activity that bombarded the Earth in this period may never be known.
Strange enough during this outage period there was Ground Based Neutrinos Detected
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Cosmic mystery
High-energy invaders from space could signal a nearby pulsar, or perhaps dark matter
By Susan Gaidos
February 28th, 2009
Two experiments have detected unusual patterns in cosmic rays pouring into Earth’s atmosphere. One possible source of the unusual rays, which are actually particles, could be a supernova and its cone of ejected material, illustrated here. Other possible sources could be a pulsar or dark matter.M. DeBord, R. Ramaty and B. Kozlovsky/GSFC, R. Lingenfelter/UCSD, NASA
There’s an air of excitement in the astrophysics community, created by a surplus of particles from space invading Earth’s atmosphere.
Balloon flights high in the stratosphere over Antarctica detected electrons in numbers and energies much higher than what usually pours in from space, scientists on a project called ATIC reported in November.
About the same time, a separate report from Milagro, a ground-based detector near Los Alamos, N.M., described two unexpected patches of high-energy protons in the sky. A review of seven years of Milagro data revealed an unusual distribution in the energies of these cosmic rays.
Both experiments seem to show that the Earth is being bombarded with high-energy cosmic rays from a mysterious, nearby source. But scientists aren’t sure whether the results are related.
“You can’t say yes, and you can’t say no, because they’re measuring something different,” says Jordan Goodman, a University of Maryland, College Park, physicist and spokesman for Milagro. The ATIC group “is seeing an excess of electrons, and we’re at higher energies seeing the protons.”
An as yet undetected source, perhaps a pulsar, might generate both protons and electrons at these energies, he says. “If this is the case, this would be very exciting because no one has yet definitively found a source of these high-energy cosmic ray protons.”
But if the events are unrelated, they suggest an even more tantalizing possibility: dark matter.
The findings have inspired efforts to use additional instruments to gather more clues. NASA’s recently launched Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, for instance, could reveal any astrophysical objects that might be candidate culprits.
[b]Not business as usual[/b]
......
http://www.sciencenews.org/view/feature/id/40759/title/Cosmic_mystery
By Susan Gaidos
February 28th, 2009
Two experiments have detected unusual patterns in cosmic rays pouring into Earth’s atmosphere. One possible source of the unusual rays, which are actually particles, could be a supernova and its cone of ejected material, illustrated here. Other possible sources could be a pulsar or dark matter.M. DeBord, R. Ramaty and B. Kozlovsky/GSFC, R. Lingenfelter/UCSD, NASA
There’s an air of excitement in the astrophysics community, created by a surplus of particles from space invading Earth’s atmosphere.
Balloon flights high in the stratosphere over Antarctica detected electrons in numbers and energies much higher than what usually pours in from space, scientists on a project called ATIC reported in November.
About the same time, a separate report from Milagro, a ground-based detector near Los Alamos, N.M., described two unexpected patches of high-energy protons in the sky. A review of seven years of Milagro data revealed an unusual distribution in the energies of these cosmic rays.
Both experiments seem to show that the Earth is being bombarded with high-energy cosmic rays from a mysterious, nearby source. But scientists aren’t sure whether the results are related.
“You can’t say yes, and you can’t say no, because they’re measuring something different,” says Jordan Goodman, a University of Maryland, College Park, physicist and spokesman for Milagro. The ATIC group “is seeing an excess of electrons, and we’re at higher energies seeing the protons.”
An as yet undetected source, perhaps a pulsar, might generate both protons and electrons at these energies, he says. “If this is the case, this would be very exciting because no one has yet definitively found a source of these high-energy cosmic ray protons.”
But if the events are unrelated, they suggest an even more tantalizing possibility: dark matter.
The findings have inspired efforts to use additional instruments to gather more clues. NASA’s recently launched Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, for instance, could reveal any astrophysical objects that might be candidate culprits.
[b]Not business as usual[/b]
......
http://www.sciencenews.org/view/feature/id/40759/title/Cosmic_mystery
Huge gamma-ray blast spotted 12.2 bln light-years from earth
WASHINGTON, Feb 19 (AFP) Feb 20, 2009
The US space agency's Fermi telescope has detected a massive explosion in space which scientists say is the biggest-ever gamma-ray burst, a report published Thursday in Science Express said.
The spectacular blast, which occurred in September in the Carina constellation, produced energies ranging from 3,000 to more than five billion times that of visible light, astrophysicists said.
"Visible light has an energy range of between two and three electron volts and these were in the millions to billions of electron volts," astrophysicist Frank Reddy of US space agency NASA told AFP.
"If you think about it in terms of energy, X-rays are more energetic because they penetrate matter. These things don't stop for anything -- they just bore through and that's why we can see them from enormous distances," Reddy said.
A team led by Jochen Greiner of Germany's Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics determined that the huge gamma-ray burst occurred 12.2 billion light years away.
The sun is eight light minutes from Earth, and Pluto is 12 light hours away.
Taking into account the huge distance from earth of the burst, scientists worked out that the blast was stronger than 9,000 supernovae -- powerful explosions that occur at the end of a star's lifetime -- and that the gas jets emitting the initial gamma rays moved at nearly the speed of light.
"Gamma-ray bursts as a class qualify as the biggest explosions since the Big Bang and in the measurements we reported, this is the most intense and the most extreme," Reddy said.
Astronomers believe gamma-ray bursts occur when stars run out of nuclear fuel and collapse.
They shine hundreds of times brighter than a typical supernova and about a million-trillion times as bright as earth's sun, NASA says on its website.
Long gamma-ray bursts, which last more than two seconds, occur in massive stars that are undergoing collapse, while short bursts lasting less than two seconds occur in smaller stars.
In short gamma-ray bursts, stars simply explode and form supernovae, but in long bursts, the enormous bulk of the star leads its core to collapse and form a blackhole, into which the rest of the star falls.
As the star's core collapses into the black hole, jets of material blast outward, boring through the collapsing star and continuing into space where they interact with gas previously shed by the star, generating bright afterglows that fade with time.
By studying gamma-ray bursts -- called GRBs -- scientists are trying to gain a better understanding of the origins of the early universe, "the parts we can't fully see yet," Reddy told AFP.
"Remember: these are single stars that we're able to see at distances where we can't even reliably see galaxies. This is our only signal from that far away," he said.
Last month, NASA announced that it had detected molecular lines in a GRB spectrum.
"That's the chemical signature of a galaxy that's extremely far away," said Reddy.
"That's the promise that the study of GRBs has held out for a long time and only now is bearing fruit: that you will be able to get these samples of extremely far cosmos. One day, we will see GRBs from some of the earliest stars," he said.
The Fermi telescope and NASA's Swift satellite detect "in the order of 1,000 gamma-ray bursts a year, or a burst every 100,000 years in a given galaxy," said Reddy.
Astrophysicists estimate there are hundreds of billions of galaxies.
The Fermi gamma-ray space telescope was developed by NASA in collaboration with the US Department of Energy and partners including academic institutions in France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Sweden and the United States.
http://www.spacedaily.com/2006/090220022116.h790tqlr.html
The US space agency's Fermi telescope has detected a massive explosion in space which scientists say is the biggest-ever gamma-ray burst, a report published Thursday in Science Express said.
The spectacular blast, which occurred in September in the Carina constellation, produced energies ranging from 3,000 to more than five billion times that of visible light, astrophysicists said.
"Visible light has an energy range of between two and three electron volts and these were in the millions to billions of electron volts," astrophysicist Frank Reddy of US space agency NASA told AFP.
"If you think about it in terms of energy, X-rays are more energetic because they penetrate matter. These things don't stop for anything -- they just bore through and that's why we can see them from enormous distances," Reddy said.
A team led by Jochen Greiner of Germany's Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics determined that the huge gamma-ray burst occurred 12.2 billion light years away.
The sun is eight light minutes from Earth, and Pluto is 12 light hours away.
Taking into account the huge distance from earth of the burst, scientists worked out that the blast was stronger than 9,000 supernovae -- powerful explosions that occur at the end of a star's lifetime -- and that the gas jets emitting the initial gamma rays moved at nearly the speed of light.
"Gamma-ray bursts as a class qualify as the biggest explosions since the Big Bang and in the measurements we reported, this is the most intense and the most extreme," Reddy said.
Astronomers believe gamma-ray bursts occur when stars run out of nuclear fuel and collapse.
They shine hundreds of times brighter than a typical supernova and about a million-trillion times as bright as earth's sun, NASA says on its website.
Long gamma-ray bursts, which last more than two seconds, occur in massive stars that are undergoing collapse, while short bursts lasting less than two seconds occur in smaller stars.
In short gamma-ray bursts, stars simply explode and form supernovae, but in long bursts, the enormous bulk of the star leads its core to collapse and form a blackhole, into which the rest of the star falls.
As the star's core collapses into the black hole, jets of material blast outward, boring through the collapsing star and continuing into space where they interact with gas previously shed by the star, generating bright afterglows that fade with time.
By studying gamma-ray bursts -- called GRBs -- scientists are trying to gain a better understanding of the origins of the early universe, "the parts we can't fully see yet," Reddy told AFP.
"Remember: these are single stars that we're able to see at distances where we can't even reliably see galaxies. This is our only signal from that far away," he said.
Last month, NASA announced that it had detected molecular lines in a GRB spectrum.
"That's the chemical signature of a galaxy that's extremely far away," said Reddy.
"That's the promise that the study of GRBs has held out for a long time and only now is bearing fruit: that you will be able to get these samples of extremely far cosmos. One day, we will see GRBs from some of the earliest stars," he said.
The Fermi telescope and NASA's Swift satellite detect "in the order of 1,000 gamma-ray bursts a year, or a burst every 100,000 years in a given galaxy," said Reddy.
Astrophysicists estimate there are hundreds of billions of galaxies.
The Fermi gamma-ray space telescope was developed by NASA in collaboration with the US Department of Energy and partners including academic institutions in France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Sweden and the United States.
http://www.spacedaily.com/2006/090220022116.h790tqlr.html
PLANETOPHYSICAL STATE OF THE EARTH AND LIFE
[quote:READ THIS!!!!! 590847]
1997: RUSSIAN DOCUMENTS RELEASED ON SOLAR SYSTEM CHANGES...TODAY WE'RE STILL BEING TOLD IT'S GLOBAL WARMING!!!
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message767255/pg1
PLANETOPHYSICAL STATE OF THE EARTH AND LIFE
By DR. ALEXEY N. DMITRIEV
[color=red][b]Published in Russian, IICA Transactions, Volume 4, 1997[/b][/color]
*Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, and Chief Scientific Member,
United Institute of Geology, Geophysics, and Mineralogy,
Siberian Department of Russian Academy of Sciences.
Expert on Global Ecology, and Fast -Processing Earth Events.
Russian to English Translation and Editing:
by A. N. Dmitriev, Andrew Tetenov, and Earl L. Crockett
Summary Paragraph
[b]Current Planeto-Physical alterations of the Earth are becoming irreversible. Strong evidence exists that these transformations are being caused by highly charged material and energetic non-uniformity's in anisotropic interstellar space which have broken into the interplanetary area of our Solar System. This "donation" of energy is producing hybrid processes and excited energy states in all planets, as well as the Sun. [color=red]Effects here on Earth are to be found in the acceleration of the magnetic pole shift, in the vertical and horizontal ozone content distribution, and in the increased frequency and magnitude of significant catastrophic climatic events. There is growing probability that we are moving into a rapid temperature instability period similar to the one that took place 10,000 years ago.[/color] The adaptive responses of the biosphere, and humanity, to these new conditions may lead to a total global revision of the range of species and life on Earth. It is only through a deep understanding of the fundamental changes taking place in the natural environment surrounding us that politicians, and citizens a like, will be able to achieve balance with the renewing flow of PlanetoPhysical states and processes.
INTRODUCTION
Current, in process, geological, geophysical, and climatical alterations of the Earth are becoming more, and more, irreversible. At the present time researchers are revealing some of the causes which are leading to a general reorganization of the electro-magnetosphere (the electromagnetic skeleton) of our planet, and of its climatic machinery. A greater number of specialists in climatology, geophysics, planetophysics, and heliophysics are tending towards a cosmic causative sequence version for what is happening. Indeed, events of the last decade give strong evidence of unusually significant heliospheric and planetophysic transformations [1,2]. Given the quality, quantity, and scale of these transformations we may say that:
The climatic and biosphere processes here on Earth (through a tightly connected feedback system) are directly impacted by, and linked back to, the general overall transformational processes taking place in our Solar System. We must begin to organize our attention and thinking to understand that climatic changes on Earth are only one part, or link, in a whole chain of events taking place in our Heliosphere.
These deep physical processes, these new qualities of our physical and geological environment, will impose special adaptive challenges and requirements for all life forms on Earth. Considering the problems of adaptation our biosphere will have with these new physical conditions on Earth, we need to distinguish the general tendency and nature of the changes. As we will show below,these tendencies may be traced in the direction of planet energy capacity growth (capacitance), which is leading to a highly excited or charged state of some of Earth's systems.The most intense transformations are taking place in the planetary gas-plasma envelopes to which the productive possibilities of our biosphere are timed. Currently this new scenario of excess energy run-off is being formed, and observed:
In the ionosphere by plasma generation.
In the magnetosphere by magnetic storms.
In the atmosphere by cyclones.
[color=red]This high-energy atmospheric phenomena, which was rare in the past, is now becoming more frequent, intense, and changed in its nature. The material composition of the gas-plasma envelope is also being transformed.[/color]
It is quite natural for the whole biota of the Earth to be subjected to these changing conditions of the electromagnetic field, and to the significant deep alterations of Earth's climatic machinery. These fundamental processes of change create a demand within all of Earth's life organisms for new forms of adaptation. The natural development of these new forms may lead to a total global revision of the range of species, and life, on Earth . New deeper qualities of life itself may come forth, bringing the new physical state of the Earth to an equilibrium with the new organismic possibilities of development, reproduction, and perfection.
[color=red]In this sense it is evident that we are faced with a problem of the adaptation of humanity to this new state of the Earth; new conditions on Earth whose biospheric qualities are varying, and non-uniformly distributed. Therefore the current period of transformation is transient, and the transition of life's representatives to the future may take place only after a deep evaluation of what it will take to comply with these new Earthly biospheric conditions.[/color] Each living representative on Earth will be getting a thorough "examination," or "quality control inspection," to determine it's ability to comply with these new conditions. [color=red]These evolutionary challenges always require effort, or endurance, be it individual organisms, species, or communities. Therefore, it is not only the climate that is becoming new, but we as human beings are experiencing a global change in the vital processes of living organisms, or life itself; which is yet another link in the total process.[/color] We cannot treat such things separately, or individually.[/b]
http://www.tmgnow.com/repository/global/planetophysical.html
[/quote]
1997: RUSSIAN DOCUMENTS RELEASED ON SOLAR SYSTEM CHANGES...TODAY WE'RE STILL BEING TOLD IT'S GLOBAL WARMING!!!
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message767255/pg1
PLANETOPHYSICAL STATE OF THE EARTH AND LIFE
By DR. ALEXEY N. DMITRIEV
[color=red][b]Published in Russian, IICA Transactions, Volume 4, 1997[/b][/color]
*Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, and Chief Scientific Member,
United Institute of Geology, Geophysics, and Mineralogy,
Siberian Department of Russian Academy of Sciences.
Expert on Global Ecology, and Fast -Processing Earth Events.
Russian to English Translation and Editing:
by A. N. Dmitriev, Andrew Tetenov, and Earl L. Crockett
Summary Paragraph
[b]Current Planeto-Physical alterations of the Earth are becoming irreversible. Strong evidence exists that these transformations are being caused by highly charged material and energetic non-uniformity's in anisotropic interstellar space which have broken into the interplanetary area of our Solar System. This "donation" of energy is producing hybrid processes and excited energy states in all planets, as well as the Sun. [color=red]Effects here on Earth are to be found in the acceleration of the magnetic pole shift, in the vertical and horizontal ozone content distribution, and in the increased frequency and magnitude of significant catastrophic climatic events. There is growing probability that we are moving into a rapid temperature instability period similar to the one that took place 10,000 years ago.[/color] The adaptive responses of the biosphere, and humanity, to these new conditions may lead to a total global revision of the range of species and life on Earth. It is only through a deep understanding of the fundamental changes taking place in the natural environment surrounding us that politicians, and citizens a like, will be able to achieve balance with the renewing flow of PlanetoPhysical states and processes.
INTRODUCTION
Current, in process, geological, geophysical, and climatical alterations of the Earth are becoming more, and more, irreversible. At the present time researchers are revealing some of the causes which are leading to a general reorganization of the electro-magnetosphere (the electromagnetic skeleton) of our planet, and of its climatic machinery. A greater number of specialists in climatology, geophysics, planetophysics, and heliophysics are tending towards a cosmic causative sequence version for what is happening. Indeed, events of the last decade give strong evidence of unusually significant heliospheric and planetophysic transformations [1,2]. Given the quality, quantity, and scale of these transformations we may say that:
The climatic and biosphere processes here on Earth (through a tightly connected feedback system) are directly impacted by, and linked back to, the general overall transformational processes taking place in our Solar System. We must begin to organize our attention and thinking to understand that climatic changes on Earth are only one part, or link, in a whole chain of events taking place in our Heliosphere.
These deep physical processes, these new qualities of our physical and geological environment, will impose special adaptive challenges and requirements for all life forms on Earth. Considering the problems of adaptation our biosphere will have with these new physical conditions on Earth, we need to distinguish the general tendency and nature of the changes. As we will show below,these tendencies may be traced in the direction of planet energy capacity growth (capacitance), which is leading to a highly excited or charged state of some of Earth's systems.The most intense transformations are taking place in the planetary gas-plasma envelopes to which the productive possibilities of our biosphere are timed. Currently this new scenario of excess energy run-off is being formed, and observed:
In the ionosphere by plasma generation.
In the magnetosphere by magnetic storms.
In the atmosphere by cyclones.
[color=red]This high-energy atmospheric phenomena, which was rare in the past, is now becoming more frequent, intense, and changed in its nature. The material composition of the gas-plasma envelope is also being transformed.[/color]
It is quite natural for the whole biota of the Earth to be subjected to these changing conditions of the electromagnetic field, and to the significant deep alterations of Earth's climatic machinery. These fundamental processes of change create a demand within all of Earth's life organisms for new forms of adaptation. The natural development of these new forms may lead to a total global revision of the range of species, and life, on Earth . New deeper qualities of life itself may come forth, bringing the new physical state of the Earth to an equilibrium with the new organismic possibilities of development, reproduction, and perfection.
[color=red]In this sense it is evident that we are faced with a problem of the adaptation of humanity to this new state of the Earth; new conditions on Earth whose biospheric qualities are varying, and non-uniformly distributed. Therefore the current period of transformation is transient, and the transition of life's representatives to the future may take place only after a deep evaluation of what it will take to comply with these new Earthly biospheric conditions.[/color] Each living representative on Earth will be getting a thorough "examination," or "quality control inspection," to determine it's ability to comply with these new conditions. [color=red]These evolutionary challenges always require effort, or endurance, be it individual organisms, species, or communities. Therefore, it is not only the climate that is becoming new, but we as human beings are experiencing a global change in the vital processes of living organisms, or life itself; which is yet another link in the total process.[/color] We cannot treat such things separately, or individually.[/b]
http://www.tmgnow.com/repository/global/planetophysical.html
[/quote]
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Links satelites
I just installed the program stellarium from the link. http://www.stellarium.org/
Some more links i use for research, all found on glp:
As can be seen from these links[b] the sun on the near/earth-side is quiet[/b]:
* Solarcycle24: http://www.solarcycle24.com/
* SIDC - Solar influences data analysis center: http://sidc.oma.be/LatestSWData/LatestSWData.php
* Current Solar Data (from NOAA): http://www.n3kl.org/sun/noaa.html
* Soho: http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/home.html[/url]
* Stereo Science Center: http://stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov/[/url]
* ACE, real time solar wind: http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ace/ace_rtsw_data.html
* Blog for Gamma Ray Bursts: http://grblog.org/grblog.php
Yet on this link can be seen earth gets hit by magnetic blasts regularly lately:
* Real-time magnetosphere simulation system. : http://www2.nict.go.jp/y/y223/simulation/realtime/home.html[/url]
* Chandra is designed to observe X-rays from high-energy regions of the Universe: http://chandra.harvard.edu/[/url]
* Solarsoft: http://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/stereo/secchi/latest_movies/scc_euvi_beacon_movie_pair_last50_diff_j.html
On this link can be seen [b]the farside of the sun is highly active:
* NEW Magnetic maps of the WHOLE Sun: http://soi.stanford.edu/data/full_farside/
* Farside Images: http://gong.nso.edu/data/farside/
As to the why i read different theories, a magnastar, photon belt, the double supernova, Jupiter igniting, closing in on the galactic plane, planet X.
Wow! I live in interesting times. I hope you do too. :)
Some more links i use for research, all found on glp:
As can be seen from these links[b] the sun on the near/earth-side is quiet[/b]:
* Solarcycle24: http://www.solarcycle24.com/
* SIDC - Solar influences data analysis center: http://sidc.oma.be/LatestSWData/LatestSWData.php
* Current Solar Data (from NOAA): http://www.n3kl.org/sun/noaa.html
* Soho: http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/home.html[/url]
* Stereo Science Center: http://stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov/[/url]
* ACE, real time solar wind: http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ace/ace_rtsw_data.html
* Blog for Gamma Ray Bursts: http://grblog.org/grblog.php
Yet on this link can be seen earth gets hit by magnetic blasts regularly lately:
* Real-time magnetosphere simulation system. : http://www2.nict.go.jp/y/y223/simulation/realtime/home.html[/url]
* Chandra is designed to observe X-rays from high-energy regions of the Universe: http://chandra.harvard.edu/[/url]
* Solarsoft: http://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/stereo/secchi/latest_movies/scc_euvi_beacon_movie_pair_last50_diff_j.html
On this link can be seen [b]the farside of the sun is highly active:
* NEW Magnetic maps of the WHOLE Sun: http://soi.stanford.edu/data/full_farside/
* Farside Images: http://gong.nso.edu/data/farside/
As to the why i read different theories, a magnastar, photon belt, the double supernova, Jupiter igniting, closing in on the galactic plane, planet X.
Wow! I live in interesting times. I hope you do too. :)
Fermi, Swift spy outburst from gamma-ray star
February 10th, 2009
NASA's Swift satellite and Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope have keyed in on a rowdy stellar remnant 30,000 light-years away. The object, already known as a source of pulsing radio and X-ray signals, lies in the southern constellation Norma. It kicked out some moderate eruptions in October, but then it settled down again. Late last month, it roared to life.
"At times, this remarkable object has erupted with more than a hundred flares in as little as 20 minutes," said Loredana Vetere, who is coordinating the Swift observations at Pennsylvania State University. "The most intense flares emitted more total energy than the sun does in 20 years."
http://www.universetoday.com/2009/02/10/fermi-swift-spy-outburst-from-gamma-ray-star/
NASA's Swift satellite and Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope have keyed in on a rowdy stellar remnant 30,000 light-years away. The object, already known as a source of pulsing radio and X-ray signals, lies in the southern constellation Norma. It kicked out some moderate eruptions in October, but then it settled down again. Late last month, it roared to life.
"At times, this remarkable object has erupted with more than a hundred flares in as little as 20 minutes," said Loredana Vetere, who is coordinating the Swift observations at Pennsylvania State University. "The most intense flares emitted more total energy than the sun does in 20 years."
http://www.universetoday.com/2009/02/10/fermi-swift-spy-outburst-from-gamma-ray-star/
Anomalous X ray Pulsar & Interaction With The Earth
Anomalous X ray Pulsar, 1E 1547 0 5408 the Neutron Star and its effects from outburst on the Earth and its Magnetosphere. First proof of a connection has been found : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUUJYU68Zto
Discovered: Cosmic Rays from a Mysterious, Nearby Object
11.19.2008
Nov. 19, 2008: An international team of researchers has discovered a puzzling surplus of high-energy electrons bombarding Earth from space. The source of these cosmic rays is unknown, but it must be close to the solar system and it could be made of dark matter. Their results are being reported in the Nov. 20th issue of the journal Nature.
"This is a big discovery," says co-author John Wefel of Louisiana State University. "It's the first time we've seen a discrete source of accelerated cosmic rays standing out from the general galactic background."
Right: An artist's concept of cosmic rays hitting Earth's upper atmosphere. Credit: Simon Swordy, University of Chicago. [Larger image]
Galactic cosmic rays are subatomic particles accelerated to almost light speed by distant supernova explosions and other violent events. They swarm through the Milky Way, forming a haze of high energy particles that enter the solar system from all directions. Cosmic rays consist mostly of protons and heavier atomic nuclei with a dash of electrons and photons spicing the mix.
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To study the most powerful and interesting cosmic rays, Wefel and colleagues have spent the last eight years flying a series of balloons through the stratosphere over Antarctica. Each time the payload was a NASA-funded cosmic ray detector named ATIC, short for Advanced Thin Ionization Calorimeter. The team expected ATIC to tally the usual mix of particles, mainly protons and ions, but the calorimeter found something extra: an abundance of high-energy electrons.
Wefel likens it to driving down a freeway among family sedans, mini-vans and trucks—when suddenly a bunch of Lamborghinis bursts through the normal traffic. "You don't expect to see so many race cars on the road—or so many high-energy electrons in the mix of cosmic rays." During five weeks of ballooning in 2000 and 2003, ATIC counted 70 excess electrons in the energy range 300-800 GeV. ("Excess" means over and above the usual number expected from the galactic background.) Seventy electrons may not sound like a great number, but like seventy Lamborghinis on the freeway, it's a significant surplus.
Above: ATIC high-energy electron counts. The triangular curve fitted to the data comes from a model of dark-matter annihilation featuring a Kaluza-Klein particle of mass near 620 GeV. Details may be found in the Nov. 20, 2008, edition of Nature: "An excess of cosmic ray electrons at energies of 300-800 Gev," by J. Chang et al. [Larger image]
"The source of these exotic electrons must be relatively close to the solar system—no more than a kiloparsec away," says co-author Jim Adams of the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.
Why must the source be nearby? Adams explains: "High-energy electrons lose energy rapidly as they fly through the galaxy. They give up energy in two main ways: (1) when they collide with lower-energy photons, a process called inverse Compton scattering, and (2) when they radiate away some of their energy by spiraling through the galaxy's magnetic field." By the time an electron has traveled a whole kiloparsec, it isn't so 'high energy' any more.
High-energy electrons are therefore local. Some members of the research team believe the source could be less than a few hundred parsecs away. For comparison, the disk of the spiral Milky Way galaxy is about thirty thousand parsecs wide. (One parsec approximately equals three light years.)
"Unfortunately," says Wefel, "we can't pinpoint the source in the sky." Although ATIC does measure the direction of incoming particles, it's difficult to translate those arrival angles into celestial coordinates. For one thing, the detector was in the basket of a balloon bobbing around the South Pole in a turbulent vortex of high-altitude winds; that makes pointing tricky. Moreover, the incoming electrons have had their directions scrambled to some degree by galactic magnetic fields. "The best ATIC could hope to do is measure a general anisotropy—one side of the sky versus the other."
Right: The ATIC cosmic ray detector ascends to the stratosphere tethered to a high-altitude research balloon. More launch images: #1, #2, #3.
This uncertainty gives free rein to the imagination. The least exotic possibilities include, e.g., a nearby pulsar, a 'microquasar' or a stellar-mass black hole—all are capable of accelerating electrons to these energies. It is possible that such a source lurks undetected not far away. NASA's recently-launched Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope is only just beginning to survey the sky with sufficient sensitivity to reveal some of these objects.
An even more tantalizing possibility is dark matter.
There is a class of physical theories called "Kaluza-Klein theories" which seek to reconcile gravity with other fundamental forces by positing extra dimensions. In addition to the familiar 3D of human experience, there could be as many as eight more dimensions woven into the space around us. A popular yet unproven explanation for dark matter is that dark matter particles inhabit the extra dimensions. We feel their presence via the force of gravity, but do not sense them in any other way.
How does this produce excess cosmic rays? Kaluza-Klein particles have the curious property (one of many) that they are their own anti-particle. When two collide, they annihilate one another, producing a spray of high-energy photons and electrons. The electrons are not lost in hidden dimensions, however, they materialize in the 3-dimensions of the real world where ATIC can detect them as "cosmic rays."
"Our data could be explained by a cloud or clump of dark matter in the neighborhood of the solar system," says Wefel. "In particular, there is a hypothesized Kaluza-Klein particle with a mass near 620 GeV which, when annihilated, should produce electrons with the same spectrum of energies we observed."
Testing this possibility is nontrivial because dark matter is so, well, dark. But it may be possible to find the cloud by looking for other annihilation products, such as gamma-rays. Again, the Fermi Space Telescope may have the best chance of pinpointing the source.
"Whatever it is," says Adams, "it's going to be amazing."
For more information about this research, see "An excess of cosmic ray electrons at energies of 300-800 Gev," by J. Chang et al. in the Nov. 20, 2008, issue of Nature.
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2008/19nov_cosmicrays.htm?list41072
Nov. 19, 2008: An international team of researchers has discovered a puzzling surplus of high-energy electrons bombarding Earth from space. The source of these cosmic rays is unknown, but it must be close to the solar system and it could be made of dark matter. Their results are being reported in the Nov. 20th issue of the journal Nature.
"This is a big discovery," says co-author John Wefel of Louisiana State University. "It's the first time we've seen a discrete source of accelerated cosmic rays standing out from the general galactic background."
Right: An artist's concept of cosmic rays hitting Earth's upper atmosphere. Credit: Simon Swordy, University of Chicago. [Larger image]
Galactic cosmic rays are subatomic particles accelerated to almost light speed by distant supernova explosions and other violent events. They swarm through the Milky Way, forming a haze of high energy particles that enter the solar system from all directions. Cosmic rays consist mostly of protons and heavier atomic nuclei with a dash of electrons and photons spicing the mix.
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To study the most powerful and interesting cosmic rays, Wefel and colleagues have spent the last eight years flying a series of balloons through the stratosphere over Antarctica. Each time the payload was a NASA-funded cosmic ray detector named ATIC, short for Advanced Thin Ionization Calorimeter. The team expected ATIC to tally the usual mix of particles, mainly protons and ions, but the calorimeter found something extra: an abundance of high-energy electrons.
Wefel likens it to driving down a freeway among family sedans, mini-vans and trucks—when suddenly a bunch of Lamborghinis bursts through the normal traffic. "You don't expect to see so many race cars on the road—or so many high-energy electrons in the mix of cosmic rays." During five weeks of ballooning in 2000 and 2003, ATIC counted 70 excess electrons in the energy range 300-800 GeV. ("Excess" means over and above the usual number expected from the galactic background.) Seventy electrons may not sound like a great number, but like seventy Lamborghinis on the freeway, it's a significant surplus.
Above: ATIC high-energy electron counts. The triangular curve fitted to the data comes from a model of dark-matter annihilation featuring a Kaluza-Klein particle of mass near 620 GeV. Details may be found in the Nov. 20, 2008, edition of Nature: "An excess of cosmic ray electrons at energies of 300-800 Gev," by J. Chang et al. [Larger image]
"The source of these exotic electrons must be relatively close to the solar system—no more than a kiloparsec away," says co-author Jim Adams of the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.
Why must the source be nearby? Adams explains: "High-energy electrons lose energy rapidly as they fly through the galaxy. They give up energy in two main ways: (1) when they collide with lower-energy photons, a process called inverse Compton scattering, and (2) when they radiate away some of their energy by spiraling through the galaxy's magnetic field." By the time an electron has traveled a whole kiloparsec, it isn't so 'high energy' any more.
High-energy electrons are therefore local. Some members of the research team believe the source could be less than a few hundred parsecs away. For comparison, the disk of the spiral Milky Way galaxy is about thirty thousand parsecs wide. (One parsec approximately equals three light years.)
"Unfortunately," says Wefel, "we can't pinpoint the source in the sky." Although ATIC does measure the direction of incoming particles, it's difficult to translate those arrival angles into celestial coordinates. For one thing, the detector was in the basket of a balloon bobbing around the South Pole in a turbulent vortex of high-altitude winds; that makes pointing tricky. Moreover, the incoming electrons have had their directions scrambled to some degree by galactic magnetic fields. "The best ATIC could hope to do is measure a general anisotropy—one side of the sky versus the other."
Right: The ATIC cosmic ray detector ascends to the stratosphere tethered to a high-altitude research balloon. More launch images: #1, #2, #3.
This uncertainty gives free rein to the imagination. The least exotic possibilities include, e.g., a nearby pulsar, a 'microquasar' or a stellar-mass black hole—all are capable of accelerating electrons to these energies. It is possible that such a source lurks undetected not far away. NASA's recently-launched Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope is only just beginning to survey the sky with sufficient sensitivity to reveal some of these objects.
An even more tantalizing possibility is dark matter.
There is a class of physical theories called "Kaluza-Klein theories" which seek to reconcile gravity with other fundamental forces by positing extra dimensions. In addition to the familiar 3D of human experience, there could be as many as eight more dimensions woven into the space around us. A popular yet unproven explanation for dark matter is that dark matter particles inhabit the extra dimensions. We feel their presence via the force of gravity, but do not sense them in any other way.
How does this produce excess cosmic rays? Kaluza-Klein particles have the curious property (one of many) that they are their own anti-particle. When two collide, they annihilate one another, producing a spray of high-energy photons and electrons. The electrons are not lost in hidden dimensions, however, they materialize in the 3-dimensions of the real world where ATIC can detect them as "cosmic rays."
"Our data could be explained by a cloud or clump of dark matter in the neighborhood of the solar system," says Wefel. "In particular, there is a hypothesized Kaluza-Klein particle with a mass near 620 GeV which, when annihilated, should produce electrons with the same spectrum of energies we observed."
Testing this possibility is nontrivial because dark matter is so, well, dark. But it may be possible to find the cloud by looking for other annihilation products, such as gamma-rays. Again, the Fermi Space Telescope may have the best chance of pinpointing the source.
"Whatever it is," says Adams, "it's going to be amazing."
For more information about this research, see "An excess of cosmic ray electrons at energies of 300-800 Gev," by J. Chang et al. in the Nov. 20, 2008, issue of Nature.
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2008/19nov_cosmicrays.htm?list41072
NASA's Swift, Fermi Probe Fireworks From a Flaring Gamma-Ray Star
Feb. 10, 2009
WASHINGTON -- Astronomers using NASA's Swift satellite and Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope are seeing frequent blasts from a stellar remnant 30,000 light-years away. The high-energy fireworks arise from a rare type of neutron star known as a soft-gamma-ray repeater. Such objects unpredictably send out a series of X-ray and gamma-ray flares.
"At times, this remarkable object has erupted with more than a hundred flares in as little as 20 minutes," said Loredana Vetere, who is coordinating the Swift observations at Pennsylvania State University. "The most intense flares emitted more total energy than the sun does in 20 years."
The object, which has long been known as an X-ray source, lies in the southern constellation Norma. During the past two years, astronomers have identified pulsing radio and X-ray signals from it. [b]The object began a series of modest eruptions on Oct. 3, 2008, then settled down. It roared back to life Jan. 22 with an intense episode.[/b]
Because of the recent outbursts, astronomers will classify the object as a soft-gamma-ray repeater -- only the sixth known. In 2004, a giant flare from another soft-gamma-ray repeater was so intense it measurably affected Earth's upper atmosphere from 50,000 light-years away.
Scientists think the source is a spinning neutron star, which is the superdense, city-sized remains of an exploded star. Although only about 12 miles across, a neutron star contains more mass than the sun. The object has been cataloged as SGR J1550-5418.
While neutron stars typically possess intense magnetic fields, a subgroup displays fields 1,000 times stronger. These so-called magnetars have the strongest magnetic fields of any known object in the universe. SGR J1550-5418, which rotates once every 2.07 seconds, holds the record for the fastest-spinning magnetar. Astronomers think magnetars power their flares by tapping into the tremendous energy of their magnetic fields.
"The ability of Fermi's gamma-ray burst monitor to resolve the fine structure within these events will help us better understand how magnetars unleash their energy," said Chryssa Kouveliotou, an astrophysicist at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. The object has triggered the instrument more than 95 times since Jan. 22.
Using data from Swift's X-ray telescope, Jules Halpern at Columbia University captured the first "light echoes" ever seen from a soft-gamma-ray repeater. Images acquired when the latest flaring episode began show what appear to be expanding halos around the source. Multiple rings form as X-rays interact with dust clouds at different distances, with closer clouds producing larger rings. Both the rings and their apparent expansion are an illusion caused by the finite speed of light and the longer path the scattered light must travel.
"X-rays from the brightest bursts scatter off of dust clouds between us and the star," Halpern said. "As a result, we don't really know the distance to this object as well as we would like. These images will help us make a more precise measurement and also determine the distance to the dust clouds."
NASA's Wind satellite, the joint NASA-Japan Suzaku mission, and the European Space Agency's INTEGRAL satellite also have detected flares from SGR J1550-5418.
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., manages the Swift satellite. It is being operated in collaboration with partners in the U.S., the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany and Japan. NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope is an astrophysics and particle physics observatory developed in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy and with important contributions from academic institutions and partners in France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Sweden, and the U.S.
To see the related images, visit:
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/swift/bursts/gammaray_fireworks.html
http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2009/feb/HQ_09-028_Swift_Fermi_GRBs.html
WASHINGTON -- Astronomers using NASA's Swift satellite and Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope are seeing frequent blasts from a stellar remnant 30,000 light-years away. The high-energy fireworks arise from a rare type of neutron star known as a soft-gamma-ray repeater. Such objects unpredictably send out a series of X-ray and gamma-ray flares.
"At times, this remarkable object has erupted with more than a hundred flares in as little as 20 minutes," said Loredana Vetere, who is coordinating the Swift observations at Pennsylvania State University. "The most intense flares emitted more total energy than the sun does in 20 years."
The object, which has long been known as an X-ray source, lies in the southern constellation Norma. During the past two years, astronomers have identified pulsing radio and X-ray signals from it. [b]The object began a series of modest eruptions on Oct. 3, 2008, then settled down. It roared back to life Jan. 22 with an intense episode.[/b]
Because of the recent outbursts, astronomers will classify the object as a soft-gamma-ray repeater -- only the sixth known. In 2004, a giant flare from another soft-gamma-ray repeater was so intense it measurably affected Earth's upper atmosphere from 50,000 light-years away.
Scientists think the source is a spinning neutron star, which is the superdense, city-sized remains of an exploded star. Although only about 12 miles across, a neutron star contains more mass than the sun. The object has been cataloged as SGR J1550-5418.
While neutron stars typically possess intense magnetic fields, a subgroup displays fields 1,000 times stronger. These so-called magnetars have the strongest magnetic fields of any known object in the universe. SGR J1550-5418, which rotates once every 2.07 seconds, holds the record for the fastest-spinning magnetar. Astronomers think magnetars power their flares by tapping into the tremendous energy of their magnetic fields.
"The ability of Fermi's gamma-ray burst monitor to resolve the fine structure within these events will help us better understand how magnetars unleash their energy," said Chryssa Kouveliotou, an astrophysicist at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. The object has triggered the instrument more than 95 times since Jan. 22.
Using data from Swift's X-ray telescope, Jules Halpern at Columbia University captured the first "light echoes" ever seen from a soft-gamma-ray repeater. Images acquired when the latest flaring episode began show what appear to be expanding halos around the source. Multiple rings form as X-rays interact with dust clouds at different distances, with closer clouds producing larger rings. Both the rings and their apparent expansion are an illusion caused by the finite speed of light and the longer path the scattered light must travel.
"X-rays from the brightest bursts scatter off of dust clouds between us and the star," Halpern said. "As a result, we don't really know the distance to this object as well as we would like. These images will help us make a more precise measurement and also determine the distance to the dust clouds."
NASA's Wind satellite, the joint NASA-Japan Suzaku mission, and the European Space Agency's INTEGRAL satellite also have detected flares from SGR J1550-5418.
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., manages the Swift satellite. It is being operated in collaboration with partners in the U.S., the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany and Japan. NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope is an astrophysics and particle physics observatory developed in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy and with important contributions from academic institutions and partners in France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Sweden, and the U.S.
To see the related images, visit:
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/swift/bursts/gammaray_fireworks.html
http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2009/feb/HQ_09-028_Swift_Fermi_GRBs.html
Mystery Roar from Faraway Space Detected
By Andrea Thompson
Senior Writer
posted: 07 January 2009
04:43 pm ET
LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Space is typically thought of as a very quiet place. But one team of astronomers has found a strange cosmic noise that booms six times louder than expected.
The roar is from the distant cosmos. Nobody knows what causes it.
Of course, sound waves can't travel in a vacuum (which is what most of space is), or at least they can't very efficiently. But radio waves can.
Radio waves are not sound waves, but they are still electromagnetic waves, situated on the low-frequency end of the light spectrum.
Many objects in the universe, including stars and quasars, emit radio waves. Even our home galaxy, the Milky Way, emits a static hiss (first detected in 1931 by physicist Karl Jansky). Other galaxies also send out a background radio hiss.
But the newly detected signal, described here today at the 213th meeting of the American Astronomical Society, is far louder than astronomers expected.
There is "something new and interesting going on in the universe," said Alan Kogut of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.
A team led by Kogut detected the signal with a balloon-borne instrument named ARCADE (Absolute Radiometer for Cosmology, Astrophysics, and Diffuse Emission).
In July 2006, the instrument was launched from NASA's Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility in Palestine, Texas, and reached an altitude of about 120,000 feet (36,500 meters), where the atmosphere thins into the vacuum of space.
ARCADE's mission was to search the sky for faint signs of heat from the first generation of stars, but instead they heard a roar from the distant reaches of the universe.
"The universe really threw us a curve," Kogut said. "Instead of the faint signal we hoped to find, here was this booming noise six times louder than anyone had predicted."
Detailed analysis of the signal ruled out primordial stars or any known radio sources, including gas in the outermost halo of our own galaxy.
Other radio galaxies also can't account for the noise – there just aren't enough of them.
"You'd have to pack them into the universe like sardines," said study team member Dale Fixsen of the University of Maryland. "There wouldn't be any space left between one galaxy and the next."
The signal is measured to be six times brighter than the combined emission of all known radio sources in the universe.
For now, the origin of the signal remains a mystery.
"We really don't know what it is,"said team member Michael Seiffert of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.
And not only has it presented astronomers with a new puzzle, it is obscuring the sought-for signal from the earliest stars. But the cosmic static may itself provide important clues to the development of galaxies when the universe was much younger, less than half its present age. Because the radio waves come from far away, traveling at the speed of light, they therefore represent an earlier time in the universe.
"This is what makes science so exciting," Seiffert said. "You start out on a path to measure something – in this case, the heat from the very first stars – but run into something else entirely, some unexplained."
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/090107-aas-loud-cosmic-noise.html
Senior Writer
posted: 07 January 2009
04:43 pm ET
LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Space is typically thought of as a very quiet place. But one team of astronomers has found a strange cosmic noise that booms six times louder than expected.
The roar is from the distant cosmos. Nobody knows what causes it.
Of course, sound waves can't travel in a vacuum (which is what most of space is), or at least they can't very efficiently. But radio waves can.
Radio waves are not sound waves, but they are still electromagnetic waves, situated on the low-frequency end of the light spectrum.
Many objects in the universe, including stars and quasars, emit radio waves. Even our home galaxy, the Milky Way, emits a static hiss (first detected in 1931 by physicist Karl Jansky). Other galaxies also send out a background radio hiss.
But the newly detected signal, described here today at the 213th meeting of the American Astronomical Society, is far louder than astronomers expected.
There is "something new and interesting going on in the universe," said Alan Kogut of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.
A team led by Kogut detected the signal with a balloon-borne instrument named ARCADE (Absolute Radiometer for Cosmology, Astrophysics, and Diffuse Emission).
In July 2006, the instrument was launched from NASA's Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility in Palestine, Texas, and reached an altitude of about 120,000 feet (36,500 meters), where the atmosphere thins into the vacuum of space.
ARCADE's mission was to search the sky for faint signs of heat from the first generation of stars, but instead they heard a roar from the distant reaches of the universe.
"The universe really threw us a curve," Kogut said. "Instead of the faint signal we hoped to find, here was this booming noise six times louder than anyone had predicted."
Detailed analysis of the signal ruled out primordial stars or any known radio sources, including gas in the outermost halo of our own galaxy.
Other radio galaxies also can't account for the noise – there just aren't enough of them.
"You'd have to pack them into the universe like sardines," said study team member Dale Fixsen of the University of Maryland. "There wouldn't be any space left between one galaxy and the next."
The signal is measured to be six times brighter than the combined emission of all known radio sources in the universe.
For now, the origin of the signal remains a mystery.
"We really don't know what it is,"said team member Michael Seiffert of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.
And not only has it presented astronomers with a new puzzle, it is obscuring the sought-for signal from the earliest stars. But the cosmic static may itself provide important clues to the development of galaxies when the universe was much younger, less than half its present age. Because the radio waves come from far away, traveling at the speed of light, they therefore represent an earlier time in the universe.
"This is what makes science so exciting," Seiffert said. "You start out on a path to measure something – in this case, the heat from the very first stars – but run into something else entirely, some unexplained."
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/090107-aas-loud-cosmic-noise.html
Scientists witness start of star’s explosive death
Monday, May 26, 2008
Scientists witness start of star’s explosive death
In a stroke of cosmic luck, astronomers for the first time witnessed the start of one of the universe’s most fiery events: the end of a star’s life as it exploded into a supernova.
On Jan 9, astronomers used a NASA X-ray satellite to spy on a star already well into its death throes, when another star in the same galaxy started to explode. The outburst was 100 billion times brighter than Earth’s sun. The scientists were able to get several ground-based telescopes to join in the early viewing and the first results were published in Thursday’s issue of the journal Nature.
“It’s like winning the astronomy lottery,” said lead author Alicia Soderberg, an astrophysics researcher at Princeton University. “We caught the whole thing from start-to-finish on tape.” Another scientistcalled it a “very special moment because this is the birth, in a sense, of the death of a star.” And what a death blast it is.:damned: “As much energy is released in one second by the death of a star as by all of the other stars you can see in the visible universe,” Filippenko said.
Less than 1 percent of the stars in the universe will die this way, in a supernova, said Filippenko, who has written a separate paper awaiting publication. Most stars, including our sun, will get stronger and then slowly fade into white dwarfs, what Filippenko likes to call “retired stars,” which produce little energy.
The first explosion of this supernova can only be seen in the X-ray wave length. It was spotted by NASA’s Swift satellite, which looks at X-rays, and happened to be focused on the right region, Soderberg said. The blast was so bright it flooded the satellite’s instrument, giving it a picture akin to “pointing your digital camera at the sun,” she said.
[B]The chances of two simultaneous supernovae explosions so close to each other is maybe 1 in 10,000, Soderberg said. The odds of looking at them at the right time with the right telescope are, well, astronomical. Add to that the serendipity of the Berkeley team viewing the same region with an optical light telescope. It took pictures of the star about three hours before it exploded.[/B]
This new glimpse of a supernova seems to confirm decades-old theories on how stars explode and die, not providing many surprises, scientists said. ap
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2008%5C05%5C26%5Cstory_26-5-2008_pg6_1
Fireballs Increase
Fireball streaks across Canadian Prairie, Crashes
November 24, 2008
http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/2008/11/it-came-from-ou.html
The Canadian Prairie is still buzzing about a giant fireball that roared across the sky last night and slammed into the earth with a bright flash.
Goodness Gracious Great Balls of Fire
January 21, 2009
http://bonnee.towerofbabel.com/2009/01/21/goodness-gracious-great-balls-of-fire/
In the last 90 days there have been sightings in: California, Sweden, New Zealand, Middle East, Canada, Africa, Argentina, Vancouver B.C., Colorado, West Virginia, Washington, Oregon, Arizona, Ireland, Brazil, China and more.
Scandinavian Fireball Sightings
January 17, 2009
http://www.spaceweather.com/glossary/fireballreports_17jan09.htm?
On January 17, 2009, at 1909 UT, a meteoroid of unknown size hit Earth's atmosphere over Scandinavia and exploded with a thunderous, rumbling boom. The fireball was so bright it turned the nighttime sky blue.
More on the California Fireball - January 18
January 20, 2009
http://transientsky.wordpress.com/
The fireball occurred on Sunday evening, January 18, at -5:30 pm (give or take 20 minutes). Amazingly this was only - 15 minutes after sunset for people on the coast so the sky was still very bright. The fireball must have been quite a spectacle to be seen against such a bright sky. Based on the reports submitted so far, it was seen from 4 states (California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona). Here's a map of the sightings reported so far. Most people said it was a white/blue though a few observers noted it changed into many colors. This is consistent with a meteor. The fireball ended its passage through the atmosphere with a bang, something astronomers call a "terminal burst". This marks the final break-up, or explosion, of the small asteroid that created the fireball. Many reports also mentioned that a smoky trail was visible for several minutes after.
Another California Fireball
January 19, 2009
http://transientsky.wordpress.com/2009/01/19/another-california-fireball/
I have received a few reports about a bright fireball seen across California. Sightings have been sent in from San Francisco to San Diego. There is some disagreement on the time with some people saying it occurred on January 18 around 5:40 pm PST and others saying it happened on January 19 around 4 am PST. So perhaps we are talking about 2 unrelated but spectacular fireballs, the evening one was seen over southern California while the morning one was a northern CA object.
Fireball in Arizona Sky
January 18, 2009 10:47 pm
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message708148/pg1
I'm in Phoenix and at about 6:15 pm I was taking the family out for dinner when I saw a fireball in the sky WNW of here. It was the biggest fireball I have ever personally seen. Did anyone else see it? [and from another] I saw it looking east at about 75 degrees at 6:08 pm with a yellow-orangish tail, bigger than a shooting star lasting a second or two from Highway 4 traveling towards Murphys, CA (central Sierra Foothills)
Bright Light in Southern Skies Thought to be Satellite
January 19, 2009
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10552548
Queries about a bright light in the southern skies last night have been coming into the Mount St John Observatory. A nzherald.co.nz reader, Shannon, also saw the light and said: "I'm not 100% sure what it was, but it looked like a comet or something entering through the atmosphere last night around 10.30 pm to 11 pm. "It was a bright white light and was moving extremely fast to be a plane, and looked to be breaking up as it moved along, as its colour changed to orange." Alan Gilmore, a resident superintendent at the Mount St John observatory, said reports from Christchurch described the bright object in the sky shortly after 10 pm that was visible for between two to three minutes and left a glowing trail behind it. "My best guess was that it was a re-entering satellite. A comet does not move like that, it stays more or less fixed against the background stars unless it is very close to the earth, you need to watch it for two or three hours in order to see it moving," Mr Gilmore said. He said it moved too slowly to be a meteor, which would be gone in two seconds. "But everything fits with a re-entering satellite, that is a satellite that is heating up because of the friction of the air, probably 100km or higher up in the air, it's glowing white because it's heating up and it's leaving a trail of charged, excited atmosphere gas which glows," said Mr Gilmore. He said the trail could have also have been smoke picked up by the sun at such a high altitude. "That's my best guess," he said.
Fireball Sighting
http://www.spaceweather.com/
January 24, 2009
Observers in Massachusetts and Rhode Island are reporting a "huge, pulsating blue-green fireball" sighted within minutes of 8:48 pm EST on January 23rd. It was bright enough to be seen through heavy cloud cover, according to one witness.
November 24, 2008
http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/2008/11/it-came-from-ou.html
The Canadian Prairie is still buzzing about a giant fireball that roared across the sky last night and slammed into the earth with a bright flash.
Goodness Gracious Great Balls of Fire
January 21, 2009
http://bonnee.towerofbabel.com/2009/01/21/goodness-gracious-great-balls-of-fire/
In the last 90 days there have been sightings in: California, Sweden, New Zealand, Middle East, Canada, Africa, Argentina, Vancouver B.C., Colorado, West Virginia, Washington, Oregon, Arizona, Ireland, Brazil, China and more.
Scandinavian Fireball Sightings
January 17, 2009
http://www.spaceweather.com/glossary/fireballreports_17jan09.htm?
On January 17, 2009, at 1909 UT, a meteoroid of unknown size hit Earth's atmosphere over Scandinavia and exploded with a thunderous, rumbling boom. The fireball was so bright it turned the nighttime sky blue.
More on the California Fireball - January 18
January 20, 2009
http://transientsky.wordpress.com/
The fireball occurred on Sunday evening, January 18, at -5:30 pm (give or take 20 minutes). Amazingly this was only - 15 minutes after sunset for people on the coast so the sky was still very bright. The fireball must have been quite a spectacle to be seen against such a bright sky. Based on the reports submitted so far, it was seen from 4 states (California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona). Here's a map of the sightings reported so far. Most people said it was a white/blue though a few observers noted it changed into many colors. This is consistent with a meteor. The fireball ended its passage through the atmosphere with a bang, something astronomers call a "terminal burst". This marks the final break-up, or explosion, of the small asteroid that created the fireball. Many reports also mentioned that a smoky trail was visible for several minutes after.
Another California Fireball
January 19, 2009
http://transientsky.wordpress.com/2009/01/19/another-california-fireball/
I have received a few reports about a bright fireball seen across California. Sightings have been sent in from San Francisco to San Diego. There is some disagreement on the time with some people saying it occurred on January 18 around 5:40 pm PST and others saying it happened on January 19 around 4 am PST. So perhaps we are talking about 2 unrelated but spectacular fireballs, the evening one was seen over southern California while the morning one was a northern CA object.
Fireball in Arizona Sky
January 18, 2009 10:47 pm
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message708148/pg1
I'm in Phoenix and at about 6:15 pm I was taking the family out for dinner when I saw a fireball in the sky WNW of here. It was the biggest fireball I have ever personally seen. Did anyone else see it? [and from another] I saw it looking east at about 75 degrees at 6:08 pm with a yellow-orangish tail, bigger than a shooting star lasting a second or two from Highway 4 traveling towards Murphys, CA (central Sierra Foothills)
Bright Light in Southern Skies Thought to be Satellite
January 19, 2009
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10552548
Queries about a bright light in the southern skies last night have been coming into the Mount St John Observatory. A nzherald.co.nz reader, Shannon, also saw the light and said: "I'm not 100% sure what it was, but it looked like a comet or something entering through the atmosphere last night around 10.30 pm to 11 pm. "It was a bright white light and was moving extremely fast to be a plane, and looked to be breaking up as it moved along, as its colour changed to orange." Alan Gilmore, a resident superintendent at the Mount St John observatory, said reports from Christchurch described the bright object in the sky shortly after 10 pm that was visible for between two to three minutes and left a glowing trail behind it. "My best guess was that it was a re-entering satellite. A comet does not move like that, it stays more or less fixed against the background stars unless it is very close to the earth, you need to watch it for two or three hours in order to see it moving," Mr Gilmore said. He said it moved too slowly to be a meteor, which would be gone in two seconds. "But everything fits with a re-entering satellite, that is a satellite that is heating up because of the friction of the air, probably 100km or higher up in the air, it's glowing white because it's heating up and it's leaving a trail of charged, excited atmosphere gas which glows," said Mr Gilmore. He said the trail could have also have been smoke picked up by the sun at such a high altitude. "That's my best guess," he said.
Fireball Sighting
http://www.spaceweather.com/
January 24, 2009
Observers in Massachusetts and Rhode Island are reporting a "huge, pulsating blue-green fireball" sighted within minutes of 8:48 pm EST on January 23rd. It was bright enough to be seen through heavy cloud cover, according to one witness.
Mysterious columns of coloured light
Beam me up: Scientists left baffled as mysterious columns of coloured light appear in the night skies
By
Mail Foreign ServiceLast updated at 11:29 AM on 15th January 2009
These stunning images show mysterious columns of light streaming into the sky above the town of Sigulda in Latvia at the end of last month.
[more photo's on the link]
Taken by designer Aigar Truhins with a standard digital camera, the photographs have prompted excited online discussions among amateur astronomists all over the internet.
'My son exclaimed, 'The aliens are coming!'' Truhins was quoted as saying.
'It certainly looked that way,' he added.
But experts are agreed there may be a more prosaic explanation - ice crystals in the air.
The air above the town was notably cold and filled with suspended ice crystals.
It is believed that the columns were formed by those reflecting light from the bright streetlamps and other lights on the ground - beaming it back downwards again.
Skies all over Europe have been filled with such natural phenomena during the cold snap of recent weeks.
Scientists at the website spaceweather.com said: 'Truhin’s pillars are not the ordinary kind. Even eading experts in atmospheric optics can’t quite figure them out
'These pillars are mysterious. They have unexplained curved tops and even curved arcs coming from their base.
'Arcs in rare displays like these could be from column crystals to give parts of tangent arcs, others could be the enigmatic Moilanan arc or even the recently discovered reflected Parry arc.
'We do not know – so take more photos on cold nights!'
DOUBLE supernova
I am awaiting/observing the impact of the energies reaching earth from this DOUBLE supernova. According to Op the changes from this cosmic sonic boom started last october 30th.
As it is now it all still fits. The sun is spotless and earth still gets hit by shockwaves of energies from an unknown source as shown by satellite data. It is also evident the data is being tempered with, changed over time.
It is discussed here: Holy Shit! LOOK at the Magnetosphere!!
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message710583/pg1
Chandra Uncovers Youngest Supernova in Our Galaxy
By examining a cloud of exploded remains, NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has "carded" a supernova remnant to reveal its underage status. At a mere 140 years old, G1.9+0.3 is the youngest known supernova remnant in the Milky Way. The materials surrounding it are still expanding at almost 35 million miles per hour, an unprecedented speed for a supernova remnant.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/chandra/main/index.html
Chandra Uncovers Youngest Supernova in Our Galaxy
05.14.08
The most recent supernova in our galaxy has been discovered by tracking the rapid expansion of its remains. This result, using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the National Radio Astronomy Observatory's Very Large Array, will help improve our understanding of how often supernovae explode in the Milky Way galaxy.
The supernova explosion occurred about 140 years ago, making it the most recent in the Milky Way. Previously, the last known supernova in our galaxy occurred around 1680, an estimate based on the expansion of its remnant, Cassiopeia A.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/chandra/news/08-062.html
As it is now it all still fits. The sun is spotless and earth still gets hit by shockwaves of energies from an unknown source as shown by satellite data. It is also evident the data is being tempered with, changed over time.
It is discussed here: Holy Shit! LOOK at the Magnetosphere!!
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message710583/pg1
Chandra Uncovers Youngest Supernova in Our Galaxy
By examining a cloud of exploded remains, NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has "carded" a supernova remnant to reveal its underage status. At a mere 140 years old, G1.9+0.3 is the youngest known supernova remnant in the Milky Way. The materials surrounding it are still expanding at almost 35 million miles per hour, an unprecedented speed for a supernova remnant.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/chandra/main/index.html
Chandra Uncovers Youngest Supernova in Our Galaxy
05.14.08
The most recent supernova in our galaxy has been discovered by tracking the rapid expansion of its remains. This result, using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the National Radio Astronomy Observatory's Very Large Array, will help improve our understanding of how often supernovae explode in the Milky Way galaxy.
The supernova explosion occurred about 140 years ago, making it the most recent in the Milky Way. Previously, the last known supernova in our galaxy occurred around 1680, an estimate based on the expansion of its remnant, Cassiopeia A.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/chandra/news/08-062.html
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Karma
Quote from: Darza on February 22, 2009, 01:13:41 pm
Hi Op, yesterday i read one of your old posts where you mentioned karma. Can you share some more thoughts on karma?
helo darza
me try ok
karma can only get liter by doing spirit things not fisical things
if u do fisical good thing yor karma remain balanced
if u do fisical bad thing yor karma get worse
karma is a spirit thing so only by doing spiritual thing yor karma get liter
spirit thing is thing u do alone by yorself like meditate
when yor mind and body become 1 u can enter pure spirit universe
u can help others feed others clothe others but karma not leson only stay balanced
if u do spirit thing yor spirit wil guide yor body and mind to do good fisical thing anyway
doing good fysical thing is simptom of spirit practice and efort
spirit thing must come from within first
Hi Op, yesterday i read one of your old posts where you mentioned karma. Can you share some more thoughts on karma?
helo darza
me try ok
karma can only get liter by doing spirit things not fisical things
if u do fisical good thing yor karma remain balanced
if u do fisical bad thing yor karma get worse
karma is a spirit thing so only by doing spiritual thing yor karma get liter
spirit thing is thing u do alone by yorself like meditate
when yor mind and body become 1 u can enter pure spirit universe
u can help others feed others clothe others but karma not leson only stay balanced
if u do spirit thing yor spirit wil guide yor body and mind to do good fisical thing anyway
doing good fysical thing is simptom of spirit practice and efort
spirit thing must come from within first
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
February 16, 2009, 09:00:16 pm
Hi Op, those are different dates then last year.
The merging of the timelines, like 15 may last year. Do you see another date for that?
helo darza
me say be4 time is mixed now
so last year and this year yor line time is now mixed ok
so u can mix al new probabilitie with last year 2 make them al 4 this year ok
last year and new calculations is al now valid 4 2009 ok
the list becomes biger now
me wil ad more later also
The merging of the timelines, like 15 may last year. Do you see another date for that?
helo darza
me say be4 time is mixed now
so last year and this year yor line time is now mixed ok
so u can mix al new probabilitie with last year 2 make them al 4 this year ok
last year and new calculations is al now valid 4 2009 ok
the list becomes biger now
me wil ad more later also
February 16, 2009, 08:46:29 pm
Hi OP can you give us more predictions Kiss
helo a friend
me only give probabilitis
me calculate moving earth in japan and then in china be4 15 march
me cee very moving eart in greese
me cee fiting in syria
me cee 2 celebritis demise together
helo a friend
me only give probabilitis
me calculate moving earth in japan and then in china be4 15 march
me cee very moving eart in greese
me cee fiting in syria
me cee 2 celebritis demise together
February 15, 2009, 01:44:37 pm
helo
me get answer from elders about 15 january being
15 january not new student or use reel vesel rand
15 january is being from them that me canot speek name here ok
15 january being is purpos of distract
but elders say jupiter is changings for beings to escape new future line time
me get answer from elders about 15 january being
15 january not new student or use reel vesel rand
15 january is being from them that me canot speek name here ok
15 january being is purpos of distract
but elders say jupiter is changings for beings to escape new future line time
February 15, 2009, 01:32:14 pm
Hi Op, i just posted your posts from glp here on a separate thread. Page one till 115. : )
helo darza
me not sure why u do this
me think u want 2 share then that is very good energy tanku
if want 2 use for history or refrense or explain then very good also tanku
4 me more important u focus on present now and what me wil tel u soon
me just wait 4 elders
everything your line time 1 and 2 is just repeet
there is no future
future just repeet of past
u wil reason this make future predcit easier but me now lern this repeet make calculate even more difcilt.
me know past wil repeet in future yor line time
but presense of portal 15 may change al this in paralel
now calculate is worse because portal and dark maters make line time 2 and 3 come thru on line time 1 and 2
line time 2 and 3 now show up yor line time 1 and 2
they mix we cee paralel time
they mix we cee paralel earth
they mix we cee u
since 15 may yor line time u have been between times ok
this between time me sudy and lern now becuase it make problem our line time also
the cosmosonicboom make skip in between time
very important what me tel u now
the cosmosonicboom have made a skip in yor solar time the time of yor sun and jupiter
yor time now becomes not more repeet anymore but new future
becuase of portal dark maters and cosmosonicboom u wil not need repeet cycel of past
u have reel new future 4 first time we can calculate yor esarth age
skip brings new begin 4 u ok
helo darza
me not sure why u do this
me think u want 2 share then that is very good energy tanku
if want 2 use for history or refrense or explain then very good also tanku
4 me more important u focus on present now and what me wil tel u soon
me just wait 4 elders
everything your line time 1 and 2 is just repeet
there is no future
future just repeet of past
u wil reason this make future predcit easier but me now lern this repeet make calculate even more difcilt.
me know past wil repeet in future yor line time
but presense of portal 15 may change al this in paralel
now calculate is worse because portal and dark maters make line time 2 and 3 come thru on line time 1 and 2
line time 2 and 3 now show up yor line time 1 and 2
they mix we cee paralel time
they mix we cee paralel earth
they mix we cee u
since 15 may yor line time u have been between times ok
this between time me sudy and lern now becuase it make problem our line time also
the cosmosonicboom make skip in between time
very important what me tel u now
the cosmosonicboom have made a skip in yor solar time the time of yor sun and jupiter
yor time now becomes not more repeet anymore but new future
becuase of portal dark maters and cosmosonicboom u wil not need repeet cycel of past
u have reel new future 4 first time we can calculate yor esarth age
skip brings new begin 4 u ok
February 14, 2009, 08:55:23 pm
right on! nice to see you OP! hi Acolyte! hi Darza!
OP, could the may 15 predictions you made, and the ocean waters moving on 17 aperils, have been for this year, 2009, not 2008?
were you also posting as "saturn 15 january" through a vessel "rand"?
thanks! good harmonics to you. Smiley
helo guest
many elders say this now
we cee these things hapen surely and exactly
but problem is we calculate wrongly when u wil be abel to cee these things hapen in yor line time 4 yorself
godlike elders say yor line time 2009 is beter 4 probabil this now
me sory we calculate so much wrong 4 exact start time
me use vesel rand now but other students can also use rand
me not sure if 15 january rand was reel rand and reel student but it was not me ok
me wil ask ok
OP, could the may 15 predictions you made, and the ocean waters moving on 17 aperils, have been for this year, 2009, not 2008?
were you also posting as "saturn 15 january" through a vessel "rand"?
thanks! good harmonics to you. Smiley
helo guest
many elders say this now
we cee these things hapen surely and exactly
but problem is we calculate wrongly when u wil be abel to cee these things hapen in yor line time 4 yorself
godlike elders say yor line time 2009 is beter 4 probabil this now
me sory we calculate so much wrong 4 exact start time
me use vesel rand now but other students can also use rand
me not sure if 15 january rand was reel rand and reel student but it was not me ok
me wil ask ok
February 14, 2009, 05:56:24 pm
Hello OP
what does "todai" mean?
helo freeman
todai is initiate line time 3 and 4
what does "todai" mean?
helo freeman
todai is initiate line time 3 and 4
February 14, 2009, 05:52:56 pm
Hi Op, yes i like speaking with you again also.
Are there new students coming to glp. Can i invite one? What can i do to get another of the students to post on glp? Help him or her become Todai?
helo darza
yes there is new student just lerning and watching
but harmonics must get beter be4 student post
me wil also post there when harmonics rite ok
tanku darza
Are there new students coming to glp. Can i invite one? What can i do to get another of the students to post on glp? Help him or her become Todai?
helo darza
yes there is new student just lerning and watching
but harmonics must get beter be4 student post
me wil also post there when harmonics rite ok
tanku darza
February 14, 2009, 01:44:33 pm
Quote from: Darza on February 14, 2009, 01:27:56 pm
Hi Op,
The is a rumor on the net Jupiter ignited. Can you conform or deny?
This side of the sun is quiet, the other side is active.
Is this because of the double supernova, the cosmic sonic boom?
helo darza
me like speek u again
me wil ask elders and new students
me not in this thing anymore yor line time but me have friends here so me visit u
me stil lern al the time on al line times
me begin line time 3 and 4
me have very much other dutis as todai
Hi Op,
The is a rumor on the net Jupiter ignited. Can you conform or deny?
This side of the sun is quiet, the other side is active.
Is this because of the double supernova, the cosmic sonic boom?
helo darza
me like speek u again
me wil ask elders and new students
me not in this thing anymore yor line time but me have friends here so me visit u
me stil lern al the time on al line times
me begin line time 3 and 4
me have very much other dutis as todai
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
acolyte 12/23/2008 11:25 AM
acolyte
Beyond The Rubicon
User ID: 308272
12/23/2008 11:25 AM
Hi everyone, just to let those who are OP's REAL friends know that OP has found a new vessel. The OP and me have been on a different telepathic wavelengths for some time now. On the weekend however I received a channeling directed to me explaining that the OP has made contact with a new vessel. I was skeptical but it was gradually revealed to me that Chani is not easily accessible anymore. No reasons were given why, but I was given the assurance that Chani and her mother are in good health and is doing well and may return at a later time. I Also offered my channeling services to the OP as I rejected it before because of "authentication" problems. I've not yet received any confirmation that the OP will except this. In any event I feel it prudent to update you as the real OP hasn't posted for some time.
BARAKA BASHAD
Beyond The Rubicon
User ID: 308272
12/23/2008 11:25 AM
Hi everyone, just to let those who are OP's REAL friends know that OP has found a new vessel. The OP and me have been on a different telepathic wavelengths for some time now. On the weekend however I received a channeling directed to me explaining that the OP has made contact with a new vessel. I was skeptical but it was gradually revealed to me that Chani is not easily accessible anymore. No reasons were given why, but I was given the assurance that Chani and her mother are in good health and is doing well and may return at a later time. I Also offered my channeling services to the OP as I rejected it before because of "authentication" problems. I've not yet received any confirmation that the OP will except this. In any event I feel it prudent to update you as the real OP hasn't posted for some time.
BARAKA BASHAD
acolyte 1/24/2009 9:42 AM
acolyte
Beyond The Rubicon
User ID: 308272
1/24/2009 9:42 AM
Hi Darza, the OP has a new vessel Rand but I'm a bit apprehensive.
I Had had a very short channeling with(as explained a few pages back) an elder and he was very adamant that our OP has graduated and is now a Todai and not coming back here, but they are sending new students. It is also my understanding that the new students are posting on other forums. I invited them to my forum at speakyourmind.co.za
but have had no posting by them. In the latest channeling it was clear that this timeline or line time is better suited for 2009.
They also indicated they have a possible vessel in The False Prophet posting here.
Beyond The Rubicon
User ID: 308272
1/24/2009 9:42 AM
Hi Darza, the OP has a new vessel Rand but I'm a bit apprehensive.
I Had had a very short channeling with(as explained a few pages back) an elder and he was very adamant that our OP has graduated and is now a Todai and not coming back here, but they are sending new students. It is also my understanding that the new students are posting on other forums. I invited them to my forum at speakyourmind.co.za
but have had no posting by them. In the latest channeling it was clear that this timeline or line time is better suited for 2009.
They also indicated they have a possible vessel in The False Prophet posting here.
acolyte 1/24/2009 7:29 AM
acolyte
Beyond The Rubicon
User ID: 308272
1/24/2009 7:29 AM
Hi everyone, I'm getting this from OP again.
elders say 2009 is corect line time 4 this
many things go wrong 15 may because door opens with portal to dark matters not undestanding earth beings
sharon will dimise be4 15 may
mandela will dimise be4 15 may
thatcher will stroke be4 15 may
japan warring thing will commencecing before 15 may secretely
oil gets very big sickness no use anymore after 15 may
old bush will very sick be4 15 may
cheney will dimise be4 15 june
obama accident before 27 aperil
big sickeness be4 15 may
very moving earth on 17 aperils
oceone not sleeping when heaven things beware many waters to come drown
brown cheat be4 15 may
putin missing after 15 may many worry poeple do crazy things
Beyond The Rubicon
User ID: 308272
1/24/2009 7:29 AM
Hi everyone, I'm getting this from OP again.
elders say 2009 is corect line time 4 this
many things go wrong 15 may because door opens with portal to dark matters not undestanding earth beings
sharon will dimise be4 15 may
mandela will dimise be4 15 may
thatcher will stroke be4 15 may
japan warring thing will commencecing before 15 may secretely
oil gets very big sickness no use anymore after 15 may
old bush will very sick be4 15 may
cheney will dimise be4 15 june
obama accident before 27 aperil
big sickeness be4 15 may
very moving earth on 17 aperils
oceone not sleeping when heaven things beware many waters to come drown
brown cheat be4 15 may
putin missing after 15 may many worry poeple do crazy things
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