Solar System "Giant Shift" Approaching?

[Jeff777]

The study of our solar system has become a really large field of scientific inquiry. Science has recently discovered significant changes happening to all of the planets in our solar system. SUN: The Sun’s magnetic field is more than 230 percent stronger than it was at the beginning of the 1900s. Its overall energetic activity has sizably increased, creating a frenzy of activity that continues to embarrass NASA’s official predictions. VENUS: is now glowing in the dark. EARTH: Beginning about 1960, Earth’s surface grew dimmer by 4 – 6 percent. About 1994 it began brightening again, which scientists believe may be accelerating global warming and the greenhouse effect. During the last 30 years, the icecaps have thinned out by as much as 40 percent. For reasons that scientists are unable to explain, in 1997 the structure of the Earth began shifting from being more egg-shaped, or elongated at the poles, to being more pumpkin-shaped, or flattened at the poles. MARS: This close-up image of Mars shows how its icecaps virtually melted within just one year, causing 50-percent changes in surface features and its atmospheric density has risen by 200 percent since 1997. JUPITER: Jupiter has become so highly energized that it is now surrounded by a visibly glowing donut tube of energy in the path of the moon Io, which now glows in the dark. The size of Jupiter’s magnetic field has more than doubled since 1992. SATURN: Saturn’s polar regions have been noticeably brightening, and its magnetic field strength increasing. Between 1980 and 1996, the speed of rotation for Saturn’s clouds at the equator reduced by a whopping 58.2 percent, which was an unexpected and dramatic change in its weather. URANUS: In 1999 NASA articles were referring to Uranus as being hit by Huge Storms, making it a dynamic world with the brightest clouds in the outer solar system. NASA also said that If springtime on Earth were anything like it will be on Uranus, we would be experiencing waves of massive storms, each one covering the country from Kansas to New York, with temperatures of 300 degrees below zero. NASA’s Voyager II space probe indicates that both Uranus and Neptune appear to have had recent magnetic pole shifts – 60 degrees for Uranus and 50 for Neptune. NEPTUNE: Since 1996 Neptune has become 40 percent brighter in infrared and is 100-percent brighter in certain areas of its surface. Neptune’s moon Triton has had a “very large percentage increase” in atmospheric pressure and temperature that is comparable to an increase on Earth of 22-degrees Fahrenheit. PLUTO: As of September 2002, Pluto has experienced a 300-percent increase in its atmospheric pressure in the last 14 years, has also become noticeably darker in color. The first place I’ve was able to find this scientific information about changes throughout our whole galaxy gathered in one place was in David Wilcock’s book and website. David, who is only 32 years old, has been creating an evolutionary paradigm based on the principle of intelligent design. This means that there is order and predictability in the universe because it was created by an intelligence with an intention. Much of what Wilcock and others are discovering is that Galactic Center is emanating high levels of what scientists call torsion wave energy. They believe that it can trigger a hyperdimensional jump from our 3D space-time into a higher aetheric density. Hyperdimensional jumps are also associated with time travel. Another site with a lot of good scientific information about the shift is Russell Boulding’s. I feel a lot of affinity with his work and his approach, particularly his hopeful message and his ideas about how to consciously participate in it. His work is based on some mind-expanding information. Russell has developed some interesting premises, based on research he has done for writing his book, Preparing for the Great Shift. (A before and after shot of the sun.) What do you think is happening? Thoughts, comments?

[thegnome54]

MARS: This close-up image of Mars shows how its icecaps virtually melted within just one year, causing 50-percent changes in surface features and its atmospheric density has risen by 200 percent since 1997. Mars has ice caps? I thought there was no water on Mars

[Jeff777]

Mars has ice caps? I thought there was no water on Mars So did I, apparently Nasa says differently though... http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2..._southpole.htm

[Bonsay]

Mars has ice caps? I thought there was no water on Mars Ofcourse it does! Why would there be dry river streams on Mars if there was no water. That's why we're looking for bacteria on Mars. It looks like Earth, with all the organic stuff taken away. Rock and water? When Mars came the closest to Earth in 2006, I used the telescope and the icecaps were the only "details" I could see (+some creaters).

[Spartiate]

A lot of this information seems questionable ... How was the Sun's magnetic field measured in 1900? No planet can emit it's own lightsource, or "glow"; do you mean that the solar radiation that is reflected on it has intensified? As far as I know, Earth as has always been more flattened at the poles (which is confirmed by the 35 year old atlas that I use as a mouse pad). We know that the Sun goes through 7 year cycles of solar flare activity, and probably similar cycles over longer periods; so if a system-wide event is taking place, it's probably a cyclitic event. Sorry for bringing so much skepticism, it's just that this stuff is in my field of interest and goes against a lot of what I have learned over the years ... Oh, and Mars' polar ice caps are made of carbon dioxide (dry ice).

[thegnome54]

Oh, and Mars' polar ice caps are made of carbon dioxide (dry ice). Haha, I totally knew that. I was just being a dick to see if he really knew what he was talking about or if he was just cut-and-pasting stuff. Mars' atmosphere is like 95% CO2, and I think that if there is any water on mars it's only very small amounts in the form of water vapor present in the atmosphere. Anyways, what do you mean when you say that Venus is 'glowing in the dark'? Do you mean that it's emitting light, or that it is more reflective for some reason?

[Oneironaut Zero]

A lot of this information seems questionable ... How was the Sun's magnetic field measured in 1900? No planet can emit it's own lightsource, or "glow"; do you mean that the solar radiation that is reflected on it has intensified? As far as I know, Earth as has always been more flattened at the poles (which is confirmed by the 35 year old atlas that I use as a mouse pad). We know that the Sun goes through 7 year cycles of solar flare activity, and probably similar cycles over longer periods; so if a system-wide event is taking place, it's probably a cyclitic event. Sorry for bringing so much skepticism, it's just that this stuff is in my field of interest and goes against a lot of what I have learned over the years ... Oh, and Mars' polar ice caps are made of carbon dioxide (dry ice). Mars's ice caps are actually made from mixture of carbon dioxide and water ice. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars#Hydrology http://www.thewildclassroom.com/biomes/icecaps.html I also read something yesterday (conveniently enough), that was just discovered, about how Venus's atmosphere reacts to solar winds. It highlights what Jeff was saying about Venus "glowing in the dark." It's actually a very interesting article. http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMS9773R8F_index_0.html “It is worthwhile mentioning the amazing 3D images of the south polar vortex, the fine details of clouds, some very Earth-like, and hazes, precise wind measurements, and the nicest views ever of the phenomena that make Venus glow in space at infrared wavelengths,” added Håkan Svedhem, ESA’s project scientist for Venus Express.

[Original Poster]

Actually spart 7 year solar flare cycles is a hypothesis. Scientists have failed and continue to fail to accurately predict solar flares.

[Jeff777]

Haha, I totally knew that. I was just being a dick to see if he really knew what he was talking about or if he was just cut-and-pasting stuff. ... Mars's ice caps are actually made from mixture of carbon dioxide and water ice. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars#Hydrology http://www.thewildclassroom.com/biomes/icecaps.html I also read something yesterday (conveniently enough), that was just discovered, about how Venus's atmosphere reacts to solar winds. It highlights what Jeff was saying about Venus "glowing in the dark." It's actually a very interesting article. http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMS9773R8F_index_0.html Thank you, god damnit...some people need to bring their "I know everything" ego's down from the clouds.

[thegnome54]

Thank you, god damnit...some people need to bring their "I know everything" ego's down from the clouds. Mars' atmosphere is like 95% CO2, and I think that if there is any water on mars it's only very small amounts in the form of water vapor present in the atmosphere. Easy there. My earth science teacher sucked, that's all. To be fair, the South pole IS almost entirely composed of dry ice. I'm glad O corrected me, I was under the impression that there were only signs of previous liquid water on Mars, and nothing more. I guess there's no reason for Mars not to have any water on it... and no reason for it not to have any sort of life, either! Keep our fingers crossed...

[Xox]

Well this explains why it is glowing now - http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/...-20071128.html Here are some other interesting articles I found while browsing - http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2007...Encounter.html http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2007...Collision.html What do you think is happening? And to answer that, our solar system is changing. Day by day.. Look at Earth for example. What the future holds? Who knows o.o Doesn't look too good though...

[Spartiate]

Mars's ice caps are actually made from mixture of carbon dioxide and water ice. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars#Hydrology http://www.thewildclassroom.com/biomes/icecaps.html Ah, that's interesting, I knew Mars was thought to have a ton of underground permafrost but not so much at the poles. In any case, if the polar ice caps are shrinking, that would prove that they are mostly made of carbon dioxide, or the planet would have liquid seas of water. Actually spart 7 year solar flare cycles is a hypothesis. Scientists have failed and continue to fail to accurately predict solar flares. Actually, it's more of an observation than a theory. And I was slightly off when I posted that, I was thinking of the sunspot cycle (which implies solar activity) which lasts 11 years on average. Take a look at these charts: http://www.geomag.bgs.ac.uk/images/image022.jpg http://www.cora.nwra.com/~werne/eos/.../spotcycle.jpg

[Original Poster]

Sunspot cycles have also failed accurate understanding. They claim 11 year cycles on average but as you can see from those charts it's still not like clockwork, it just hits its peak roughly every 11 years, and furthermore it has no corrolation with solar storms that can be seen. Furthermore scientists still have no idea why there are solar spots or flares. I mean, in common science, if you watch the thunderbolts of the gods video it begins to make sense. With the thunderbolt model, however, there would still be cycles of rotation to mark when the sun is in a position to receive such heavy charges of electricity. The funny thing is on 2012 we'll be aligning with the center of our galaxy for the first time in just under 13000 years. Yeah, if the center of our galaxy can't charge our sun, I don't know what could. So you see, there is still reason to believe that there's some cataclysmic event at foot.

[Spartiate]

Sunspot cycles have also failed accurate understanding. They claim 11 year cycles on average but as you can see from those charts it's still not like clockwork, it just hits its peak roughly every 11 years, and furthermore it has no corrolation with solar storms that can be seen. It's an average, like most cosmological/geological events, it doesn't run on an atomic clock... And we must not be looking at the same charts, because one of them does indicate a correlation between sunspot activity and solar storms ... Furthermore scientists still have no idea why there are solar spots or flares. I mean, in common science, if you watch the thunderbolts of the gods video it begins to make sense. We have a pretty good understanding on the workings of sunspots, magnetic field flux inhibits convection creating cooler regions on the Sun's surface. I'll check out that video when I have a chance. With the thunderbolt model, however, there would still be cycles of rotation to mark when the sun is in a position to receive such heavy charges of electricity. The funny thing is on 2012 we'll be aligning with the center of our galaxy for the first time in just under 13000 years. Yeah, if the center of our galaxy can't charge our sun, I don't know what could. So you see, there is still reason to believe that there's some cataclysmic event at foot. Once again, I'll comment after I see the video, but I don't see what you mean by "aligned with the center of the galaxy"; the Milky Way is disc shaped, we're always aligned with the center...

[switchedmymotto]

I heard that in the year 2012 or close to that time the earth will pass through the center of the milky way but then it will also like change orbit or the way it spins or something. Someone help me out here, but maybe these subtle changes in our galaxy means that it is because we are getting closer to this time.

[Spartiate]

I heard that in the year 2012 or close to that time the earth will pass through the center of the milky way but then it will also like change orbit or the way it spins or something. Nah, that's not true. Our solar system is 25 000 light years away from the center of the galaxy; first of all, we spin around it (not across it), second of all, there's no way we can travel that distance in less than 5 years.

[awoke]

its not every 13,000 years, we align with the center of the galaxy every 26,000 years. oddly enough, we are 26,000 light years from the center of the universe. interesting. I think we are going to see some huge changes in the next 4 years. we will be living in a different world in the very near future.

[Jeff777]

its not every 13,000 years, we align with the center of the galaxy every 26,000 years. oddly enough, we are 26,000 light years from the center of the universe. interesting. I think we are going to see some huge changes in the next 4 years. we will be living in a different world in the very near future. Yeah baby, countdown to 2012!!!

[RedfishBluefish]

What do you all mean by "align with the center of the galaxy"? For the record, (according to wikipedia) our sun is somewhere between 23.8 - 25.9 kilo-light-years from the center of the galaxy. I think it has an elliptical path - where 23.8 and 25.9 are the perihelion and aphelion, but I'm not certain.

[The Cusp]

URANUS: In 1999 NASA articles were referring to Uranus as being hit by Huge Storms, making it a dynamic world with the brightest clouds in the outer solar system. NASA also said that If springtime on Earth were anything like it will be on Uranus, we would be experiencing waves of massive storms, each one covering the country from Kansas to New York, with temperatures of 300 degrees below zero. NASA’s Voyager II space probe indicates that both Uranus and Neptune appear to have had recent magnetic pole shifts – 60 degrees for Uranus and 50 for Neptune. NASA probed Uranus? Sorry, I couldn't resist!

[awoke]

What do you all mean by "align with the center of the galaxy"? For the record, (according to wikipedia) our sun is somewhere between 23.8 - 25.9 kilo-light-years from the center of the galaxy. I think it has an elliptical path - where 23.8 and 25.9 are the perihelion and aphelion, but I'm not certain. In the center of our galaxy, and every galaxy (I think), theres a massive blackhole. on december 21, 2012, we will be perfectly aligned with the center of the galaxy. moon > earth > sun > center of galaxy. it happens every 26,000 years or so, on the winter solstice.

[Original Poster]

No, it happens twice every 26,000 years. Every 26,000 years it happens during the winter solstice (what is approaching) but then 13,000 years from now it'll happen again on a summer solstice.

[Spartiate]

I don't get this, the solar system is always aligned with the center of the galaxy, it's a radius... It's like saying that a point on the edge of a circle is aligned with the circle's center . Unless, you mean a planetary "alignment" (I use the term loosely because it's impossible for the planets to align, since they have different orbital planes)? Is that what you mean?

[Original Poster]

Well apart from the fact that at this event the sun will be in a direct line with the earth and the center of the galaxy the "disk" that makes up our solar system and the "disk" of the galaxy aren't always lined up.

[Spartiate]

Well apart from the fact that at this event the sun will be in a direct line with the earth and the center of the galaxy the "disk" that makes up our solar system and the "disk" of the galaxy aren't always lined up. Well first of all, it's impossible for the Sun, Earth and center of the galaxy to line up perfectly because the galactic core isn't even on the ecliptic plane (the line that the Sun seems to draw across the sky). Second of all, what does that have to do with impending doom or planetwide changes?