Cosmic Catastrophe
Pollution is a threat that hangs over all our heads, but it's not the only one. It's not inexorable like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtbbOsAivK4 So if humankind poops the bed, no-one will know after the next intermediate axis rotation. |
Yeah but where's the fun in that.
They can't tax that, make laws to force people to do something else, collude to drive prices higher, ect. |
I listened to this a couple of times and had difficulty understanding it, so I wrote a transcript:
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Watch this and you're 1:17:25 closer to when it happens. Humankind has survived these... so far. edit: The Sun is perfectly spherical even though it spins. Everything else bulges if it spins. A glitch in The Matrix? |
Also if the sun is made of plasma then why does the light it put off resemble that of a thermodynamics "black body"?
Which is inconsistent with gas/plasma emissivity. |
Interesting question. I'd like to look into it. What's the resemblance?
They've recently figured out how the Photosphere can be so hot and the surface relatively cool. Energy is released at the tips of the spicules that cover the surface. They also found a tenuous 54K° gas at the boundary of the Heliosphere. When you stare down into a sunspot the Sun is obviously a black body, unless that's just a problem with [visual] dynamic range. Whatever the sun is 'made of', the space surrounding it is fulled with plasma. edit: Can this be true? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzNLI3_pU_4 If all the quartz for microchips come from Spruce Pine, North Carolina and China buys US$120 Billion worth each year; who has China by the short hairs. |
Palomar & Hubble are Spruce Pine.
“Catastrophism” a great read as topic, re Thomas work (Adam & Eve). So what else is buried in Vatican archives? Lost history of the Phoenicians? Actual Roman music scores? . |
Hydrogen, helium, carbon, nitrogen light signatures have spikes in certain spectrums. Kind of like a white LED.
But the light we get out of the sun is broad spectrum, more like that of a tungsten filament light, or any black body at 5,800k. |
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I guess my question now is why elements exhibit the spikes. And whether the plasma is a body or an element. :confused: I need to care more. :( |
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A florescent lamp uses plasma and does not emit black body radiation.
2 very good examples of non black body emissivity. https://ecomodder.com/forum/attachme...1&d=1574651653 https://ecomodder.com/forum/attachme...1&d=1574651653 You can see in the one lamp the Hg spikes are marked. That's the light you get without the phosphorus coating the light coming straight off Hg plasma. So the 15 mega watts was per square meter coming off the sun is not from plasma. Liquid metallic hydrogen /helium? |
In unrelated news, this was just the most convenient thread, here is a video from Existential Dread with Joe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KIcTHfVHFQ
I do not have any idea what any of it means. I have strep and cannot sleep, but it had pretty colors. |
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He's explaining it on an Insane Clown Posse level. It's not less important than cl*m*t* ch*ng*. Suspicious 0bsrvers has been discussing the progress of this for some time. A few things to lose sleep over: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=adam+and+eve+cia https://duckduckgo.com/?q=intermittent+axis+rotation It's not every 500,000 years, the Earth flips and flips back again so it just looks that way. |
Seen the latest from the solar parker probe?
The solar wind up close to the sun is far more chunky and coherent than anyone thought possible. So the crazy science fiction idea that a "super flare" might contain an impact hazard just became probable. |
IIRC the 'solar wind' transitions from rotating with the surface of the Sun to radiating straight outward.
Even normal CMEs increase the output, but the increase is put into the wrong category — human-caused. Strike that, it's only the 8th of December. ______________ I just went to the S0 channel on Youtube and Youtube wanted me to sign in to confirm I'm over 18. No way I'm delurking on such a sketchy website. :( So of course I went to Suspicious0bservers.org to see it and there weren't no tiddies, just a story about how Ben Davidson was kicked off Twitter for defending Twitter's own policies. Corporate collusion. Corpollusion? _______________ Maybe you saw the Scott Manley explanation? If not, I recommend it. |
The story of pollution the past century — of which we can’t get enough — is electricity. Or call it radiation. EMF.
The dial keeps getting turned up. Air, water and ground pollution are investigated for catalytic effects. Modified to be so. If it “requires” electricity . . . it ain’t what it seems. Music, first and foremost. Have to plug in to play? Then it ain’t music, just ffng around with voltage potentials. From servant to master in under a century. Is electricity. In what today passes as thinking or emoting. But isn’t. (Free electricity will be the most expensive bargain ever purchased). The Phoenician Navy has (what is it?) four or five thousand years of modern experience. And the records barred to everyone else detailing several tens of thousands before that. Stories to excite the imagination are just trials to set the dials . |
You have to be over 18 because they might scare you, hurt your feelings or say something true.
The solar parker probe, icon and gold are their worst nightmare. |
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Alright, this is an amusement park ride. You must be “this”: With these (below), it’s the questions raised. Conclusions are to throw most off the trail. Hold fast to this point made. Delivered with sense of discovery. Style. (All stories don’t have beginning and end; that’s the children’s sense being strummed). Latter builds off of early. Can’t randomly pick/choose. Too much missed. Brute force reading being called upon. Quantity. Marking each detail detrimental to whole on offer (until one reaches a topic of great personal interest. Then one sees clues, and can judge veracity plus hints on offer). 1). Miles Mathis re culture/history (sorry, start with oldest; work forward. Beginning is FS Saunders: CIA & Art). He’s intentionally oddball. The good stuff is not only hidden, it’s not topic related. 2). Unz Review; a). Editors American Pravda series starting 6/16. Comments are half of it. b). Giraldi, Phil. From start of 2017 c). Guyenot, Laurence. 2018 to present. This is middle of the road site, but quality. Facts can be linked once one knows a few keys. Not only is history bunk (what you were taught), the stuff you “think” you know is on shifting sand. Time Magazine level. -- I’ll relent on one tidbit: Phoenician Navy: MM and series on “Spookians”. As it’s not AS dependent as are others on earlier papers. It doesn’t stand alone as readers given premises already assumed. Language of Symbols. (Notre Dame burned for reason). FB, we all know IQ is strongest predictor of success. (Save one. Family name. Statistically verified seven centuries). There’s more (and even stranger). Internet opened a window, but it won’t stay that way. Almost none of this new to me as books have covered it for the past century. But not the links (beneficiaries). But, I learned no one else much interested. Till now. This (the above) is the stuff from fairly deep, cleaned up and presented “understandably” before being floated to shore. (Farther down is far worse). The story of who is promised a cut of the action, and why. What work performed in exchange. The science you think you know is also falsified. But not part of this set. If one is poised at the edge of the chthonic deep (the shelf’s edge) there is still a sense of flow. Farther down is where Time disappears . . . and what’s in the Trenches I don't want to know. (Lovecraft only thing ever scared me as a kid . . .) . |
There is other to read. The Narrative disappeared with fall of Berlin Wall. Many are fighting for dominance. Elite infighting. A crack in the (fake) firmament.
Should you make it through the end of this ride, then other “narratives” have their place. First, though, the tools. Acquired (questions), and sharpened. Ride Warning Advisory: No Narrative has all the pieces. Intentional lapses. Blank spaces. The rider (reader) has to make his own links. Must understand “controlled opposition”, etc. The second ride branches off the first. . |
Thanks. I let DDG pick an entry point. So far it's about puns in the Bible and bees. :thumbup:
I will be weighing the Phoencian navy trope against Buckminster Fuller's Great Pirates theory, which has our true history lying at the bottom of the oceans. |
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I am not sure this is the most appropriate place to share this, I just do not know where would be more relevant. While I am home sick I am on a Joe Scott binge. I do not have any idea what he is saying, but the images are pretty. However, Hrag Najarian commented:
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I read years ago that the only exhaust from hydrogen cars was water vapor, but someone pointed out that is a greenhouse gas. I believe that I have mentioned it from time to time, but it really seems that if I want to convince someone, I need to argue for the other side. People just do not want to believe me. Anyway, the comments indicate that the greenhouse gas in question is water vapor, but in the words of The Troggs, "I wanna know for sure." So, can someone watch the video and report back? My schedule is full of naps! |
Water vapor is most definitely a green house gas.
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I'd just awaken from a nap so I stepped up.
Molecular bonds flex when they're hit with photons. Sulfur hexafluoride is all on us, it doesn't occur naturally. Increasing CO2 accommodates increased water vapor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcu8pjWNEgg Quote:
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That was back in October.
Can anyone find the post in the Climate Change thread that had a picture of the Grand Canyon from space? ]s]Everyo-[/s]Many agreed it is obviously a Lichtenberg Figure. Advanced Search doesn't find it and I need naps more than searching page-by-page. |
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Is this what your looking for ? Pictures from space of the Grand Canyon. https://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2...randcanyon.htm Quote:
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https://i.postimg.cc/NjZnSYXZ/E59-D5...472627-AF1.jpg https://www.airspacemag.com/daily-pl...nyon-19860200/ https://i.postimg.cc/XNTyrzw4/D519-A...3-F5753-D7.jpgpicture uploader More here... https://www.google.com/search?q=gran...H8xFRclMhU8XiM :turtle: > |
redneck— off by one minute!
Ah well, I wanted to find it mainly for the 'it's obvious when you look' responses. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/cb/e3...5a62f3d274.jpg https://i.pinimg.com/originals/cb/e3...5a62f3d274.jpg https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-pO2VVB7Pu...00/Q4XhHr5.jpg https://itaintholywater.blogspot.com...on-theory.html thunderbolts.info/tpod/The Grand Canyon: Part One (Sep 29, 2008) Quote:
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So it wasn't in climate change?
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The only thing I can say for sure is that Advanced Search can't find it anywhere.
Anyway.... Plasma Cosmology>Socialism. |
I found it by searching "grand Canyon".
https://ecomodder.com/forum/showthre...tml#post570465 |
Thanks. Now I'll have to find something else to fret about. :)
This went up 53 minutes ago. I'm listening to it now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD47kvu7q2Q |
It's definitely going to be worse and happen faster than man made global warming.
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The question made the front page at Slashdot: science.slashdot.org/.../earths-magnetic-north-pole-changes-time-zones-just-keeps-drifting. But no comments rose to +3.
Other headlines today: hardware.slashdot.org/.../ibm-research-created-a-new-battery-that-may-outperform-lithium-ion-doesnt-use-conflict-minerals Quote:
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India is steadily increasing its Coal consumption. Scroll further down the page and look at China’s Coal consumption... :eek::eek::eek: Back in the USA, consumption is steadily decreasing. :turtle: > |
Perhaps.
What do you think of Slashdot's commenting policy? I view at +3.5 so I wouldn't have seen it. The data ends at Dec 2018. There may have been a decreasing rate of increase in the last year. Or not. |
Further to the Electrical Discharge Machining, S0 put this up nine hours ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5znEdCxkrDY |
What is the earth's core made of?
Molten Fe and Ni? But metals like that lose their magnetic properties buy 1,200 degrees F. What else is about 10,000F and magnetic? Plasma? |
Interesting. What do you think?
I asked DDG "plasma under high density" and it returned this: Quote:
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