Satellite GOES-13 hit by meteorite - Webbot IDIR hit

Clif High has confirmed this is a webbot IDIR hit. This entry is a follow up to the entry I posted on the 28th of May explaining that weather Satellite GOES-13 was 'broken'. 'US weather satellite GOES-13 is ... broken'

Via weather.com, 10 June 2013 - One of NOAA's most important weather satellites returned to normal service last week, nearly a month after a micrometeroid struck the satellite and knocked it slightly off its path in orbit around the Earth.

GOES-13 Satellite artist's rendering.

Tests showed the GOES-13 satellite likely took a hit in the arm of its solar array panel on May 22, which shifted the satellite off its "delicate, geostationary balance" over the eastern United States, NOAA reported in a press release June 6.

The impact forced the satellite to shut down immediately, which alerted NOAA engineers to put the GOES-13 into safe mode while they studied what went wrong. The collision was determined not to have damaged the satellite's instruments or the satellite itself.

During normal operations, the GOES-13 satellite remains parked over the eastern U.S., where it monitors the East Coast and the tropical Atlantic. The data it collects is used in models for hurricanes and tropical storms, as well as models for day-to-day weather forecasting, explained Mark Elliot, a meteorologist for The Weather Channel.

"Many of the images shown on TV are images from GOES-13 and we rely on this to tell the weather story," he added. "So real time views and forecasts both come from this satellite data."

As NOAA explains on its website, the GOES satellite system is designed with backups for situations like this. "At all times, NOAA operates two GOES spacecraft -one in the East and the other in the West- both hovering 22,300 miles above the equator," its press release notes. "NOAA always keeps an additional GOES in orbital storage mode ready to step in if one of the active satellites experiences trouble."

While GOES-13 was shut down, NOAA configured two of its other GOES satellites (GOES-14 and GOES-15, which is parked over the western U.S.) to provide backup coverage for the eastern U.S. and part of the Atlantic Ocean.

The micrometeroid impact was a first for a NOAA weather satellite but hardly a first for U.S. space operations, Elliott said. The Mars Orbiter Mirrored Surface has been pelted by micrometeors in the past, and the International Space Station is protected by micrometeor shields, even for its astronauts on spacewalks.

"So these are known issues," he added. "That said, there is no clear answer for how many micrometeors may be out there, or if/when this may happen again."

Tornadic waterspout rips through the South of France

Via rt.com, 9 June 2013

A natural phenomenon more common for America, a tornado, has hit the South of France shocking locals and holidaymakers on the Côte d'Azur, the Mediterranean coastline.

As thousands in Central Europe are struggling to cope with devastating floods which have already claimed the lives of at least 21 people, a tornado ripped through the French Riviera on Sunday morning.

The violently rotating column of air and water formed off the coast not far from popular resort towns of Cannes and Nice.

The phenomenon was observed from the Cagnes-sur-Mer commune in southeastern France, rising off to Villeneuve-Loubet and Antibes, reports Nicematin.com.

So far, no damage or injury has been reported.

The incident is being widely discussed on social networking services where users – some of them freaked out others rather thrilled - share videos and photos of the “tornado.”

“OMG there was a mini tornado in my town today. In Nice!” tweeted user nicknamed Sachamallow.

“There's been a tornado in Cannes. I bet the end of the world is approaching! we're all gonna die you, will see,” noted @Amaandarine.

Watch the video.

Weekly recap - Lethal GRB, global flooding, unusual tornadoes, landslides, strange seasonal weather, giant coronal hole, social unrest, interplanetary shock wave and more...

via transients.info

Last Wednesday I wrote the following post, 'A recap on current events - Doctor Simon Atkins, Global Coastal Event, increase in space rocks, lakes in the sky, Volcanic activity and more' , which looked back over the posts I had made since roughly a week before, in relation to the earth changes and a few other aspects that relate.

28 May - EARTH may lie in the path of a lethal gamma-ray burst that could wipe out a quarter of our atmospheric ozone. Astronomers say WR 104, a Wolf-Rayet star about 8000 light years away, could go supernova any day, which would generate gamma-rays that could reach earth. - 'Lethal gamma-ray burst from star WR 104 could reach earth'

May 29 - Kenya's power grid failed on Tuesday, plunging east Africa's biggest economy into a nationwide power blackout, sole power distributor Kenya Power said.- 'Kenya hit by national blackout after power grid failure'

May 29 - A friend of mine just informed me that she was just in the middle of a number of tornadoes that came though Michigan in the USA. Houses are down in her area and a number of High Schools. Luckily her home was not in the path. However, severe storms are expected to continue to head through Michigan overnight. (It's just after 1AM there now) - 'Tornadoes hit Michigan, USA'

28 May - The equivalent of a magnitude 7 quake is quietly rocking the capital, though until now you'd have only noticed it if you were a geophysicist. 'Silent' quake gently rocks Wellington, New Zealand'

29 May - While size of this earthquake is only 3.8, it's a rare event for the UK. The British Geological Survey is quoted as saying that they only get one this large about once a year. It looks like the strongest earthquake in the last 200 years for Britain was a 5.4, near to the location of this quake, back in 1984. - 'Residents woken by tremor of 3.8 magnitude on the Llyn peninsula in Wales, UK'

29 May - Yesterday I woke up to to really heavy fog. I heard later on that it was also in the City. It's been reported that ferry services were cancelled and at least 20 flights were diverted away from Sydney airport yesterday, causing extensive delays around Australia. The fog was back today. - 'Heavy fog hits Sydney, Sydney Airport diverts flights'

30 May - The recent weather in Germany indicates everything but global warming and widespread drought, which climate experts have been telling us would be the case unless we stopped burning fossil fuels fast. - 'Germany recording coldest Spring in 40 years! “…Climate Experts Running Out Of Arguments…”!'

30 May - What is life going to look like as our precious water resources become increasingly strained and the western half of the United States becomes bone dry? - 'The Colorado river, the high plains aquifer and the entire western half of the U.S. are rapidly drying up'

30 May -  Police and rescuers scrambled into action Tuesday evening when a deluge of rain resulted in flash flooding that stranded motorists, blocked streets and pushed flood waters into places like Sandburg Mall and Carl Sandburg College. - "Torrential rain leaves Galesburg (Illinois, USA) scrambling amid flooded streets'

30 May - The sinkhole in downtown Washington will continue to block lanes and impede traffic until the end of the work week, officials said Tuesday. - "Sinkhole to close D.C. streets through Friday'

30 May - Three people have died from a a deadly new SARS-like virus, taking the total death toll to 27.
The unnamed victims were from Saudi Arabia and died in the country's eastern region, the Saudi health ministry confirmed today. - 'World Health Organisation calls Middle Eastern virus, MERS, 'threat to the entire world' as death toll rises to 27'

Spring planting in the US

31 May - When astronomers analyzed radar readings to create their first maps of 1998 QE2, the big asteroid that's due to sail past Earth on Friday, they were surprised to find that it has a moon twice as big as an ocean liner. - 'That's no space station! Asteroid 1998 QE2 has a moon, radar shows'

31 May  - An Alaskan town was flooded after a 30-mile ice jam on the Yukon River sent water flowing onto the land. - 'Amazing ice jam on Yukon River triggers devastating floods in Galena, Alaska'

31 May  - The Institute of Vulcanology warned that the eruption could intensify with ash rising as high as 1000 to 2000 metres, posing a threat to air traffic at Guatemala's international airport. - 'Pacaya volcano erupts in Guatemala'

31 May  - 'That Coronal Hole now facing Earth'

31 May  - Riot police charge at firefighters during a protest against austerity measures in front of the Catalunya Parliament in Barcelona, Spain, on May 29, 2013. - 'Firefighters clash with Riot Police in Spain'

31 May - 'Huge waterspout near Dubrovnik, Croatia'

1 June - CRE theory says cosmic rays – energy particles originating in space – play the dominant role in breaking down ozone-depleting molecules and then ozone." ... "Lu’s theory has been confirmed by ongoing observations of cosmic ray, CFC, ozone and stratospheric temperature data over several 11-year solar cycles. - 'Global Warming caused by Chlorofluorocarbons, not carbon dioxide, study says'

1 June - The tornado destructed parts of the city, toppled trees and ripped roofs off houses. To help the people of Tula region affected by the disaster, the department of Defence sent troops. - 'Amazing video of a Tornado striking through Yefremov, Russia, on 22 May 2013'

1 June -  A massive landslide in Wellington has swept away backyards and left houses teetering on a cliff edge. - 'Homes evacuated by landslide in Wellington, New Zealand'

1 June - The widest Tornado ever recorded hits Oklahoma -  'Tornado emergency with extensive damage, critical injuries reported in Oklahoma City suburbs'

1 June - '88% chance of Atlantic Tsunami Event - Update from Climate Risk Scientist Doctor Simon Atkins'

2 June - Over 200 witnesses reported a large fireball over Ohio last night around 11:05 PM local central time (3:05 UT). The fireball was seen from primarily Ohio and Indiana, but witnesses from West Virginia, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and North Carolina also reported seeing the fireball. - 'Large Fireball Meteor with sonics over Ohio - 30 May 2013'

2 June - The Earth's magnetic field just had around fifteen hours of continuous geomagnetic storming, which has calmed down a little now. It's been reported that the cause of the fifteen hours of Earth being bombarded with energy is from an interplanetary shock wave with an unknown source. - 'Interplanetary Shock Wave hits Earth, source 'unknown'

2 June - As violent protests persist across Turkey, and spread from Istanbul to the capital Ankara, and Izmir, here is a visual summary of what is going on courtesy of Reuters. 'Photo gallery and live webcast from a violent Turkey'

2 June - The financial system of the third largest economy on the planet is starting to come apart at the seams, and the ripple effects are going to be felt all over the globe.  Nobody knew exactly when the Japanese financial system was going to begin to implode, but pretty much everyone knew that a day of reckoning for Japan was coming eventually. - 'The Japanese financial system is beginning to spin wildly out if control'

2 June - Melbourne appears to have escaped major flooding despite a night of record-breaking heavy rain. - 'Melbourne city in Australia has had its wettest June day on record'

2 June - Tomorrow calls time on the coldest spring in more than 50 years, as the past fortnight of below average temperatures dragged the average thermometer reading during March, April and May putting it on course for its lowest level since 1962. - 'UK sees coldest spring in 50 years, says Met Office'

2 June - 'Clif's Wujo 2 June 2013 E55 - Hooray! we're still here, Global Coastal Event, Farsight and independent remote viewing mention'

3 June - At least two people have been killed in devastating floods gripping the western Czech Republic. The disaster caused by torrential rains has prompted the evacuation of metro stations, several hospitals and the zoo in the capital. - 'Prague evacuated, state of emergency as floods grip Czech Republic'

3 June - Tim Samaras was one of the most knowledgeable and highly respected of the band of storm chasers who cross the Great Plains every tornado season. His bravery and skills were particularly admired because he managed to get scientific recording equipment into some of the most violent twisters, in an effort to increase understanding about them and thus reduce their devastating effect. - 'Experienced storm chasers among dead in Oklahoma tornadoes'

4 June - "People went to the park with their blankets, books and children. They put their tents down and spent the night under the trees.  Early in the morning when the bulldozers started to pull the hundred-year-old trees out of the ground, they stood up against them to stop the operation." "These people are my friends. They are my students, my relatives." - 'What is happening in Istanbul?'

4 June - Swollen rivers gushed into the old section of Passau in southeast Germany on Monday, as water rose in the city to levels not seen in more than five centuries - 'Situation in flood-hit German city 'dramatic''

4 June - As the breeze swept in under the cafe's parasols and the sky darkened over Rome, waiter Apu Haq exchanged commiserations with a customer nursing an espresso and a scowl. "They said summer was going to arrive this week," remarked Haq, "and instead came winter." Within minutes, torrential rain was lashing the cobblestones as thunder rumbled in the distance. "It's all the wrong way round," said a bewildered Haq, from Bangladesh. "It's incredible. I've been here for 10 years now and I've never seen anything like it. It's too strange." - 'Italy shivers through 'cursed spring' of relentless rain'

4 June - 'Brace for deluge, heavy snow expected - New Zealand'

4 June - A layer of snow on the second day of summer has put the citizens of the Russian city of Kemerovo completely out of humor. Meteorologists say the anomaly occurred because a cyclone brought cold Arctic air from Kara Sea region into Siberia dropping, temperature to lows typical for summer north of the Arctic Circle. Bloggers were at a loss when commenting the issue. - 'Snow in Summer - Kemerovo, Russia'

4 June -  Thousands of people, including victims from the Fukushima disaster in 2011, took to a central park in Tokyo on Sunday to protest the Japanese government's intent to restart the nation's nuclear reactors. - ''Only unevolved Apes want Nukes' - Anti-Nuke march in Tokyo, Japan'

4 June - Some 2,000 homes have been evacuated in Southern California as firefighters struggle to contain tens of thousands of acres of wildfire amid extremely hot, dry and windy weather. Two major blazes in New Mexico have also spiraled out of control. - 'Thousands evacuated as huge wildfires roar uncontained in California, New Mexico' 

5 June -  Bitter cold conditions, heavy rains and hail have wreaked havoc in Cape Town, South Africa, with a new cold front set to arrive on Monday. The mountains close by have seen heavy snowfall. - 'Cape of Storms: Western Cape, S. Africa hit by storms, hail, snow'

Meteor alert! Possible meteor outburst Tuesday morning

Via earthsky.org, 10 June 2013 - Sky watchers in North and South America are well placed for seeing a possible outburst of meteors Tuesday morning, from a mysterious stream of cometary debris, known to have crossed paths with Earth only once before, in 1930.

Forecasters Peter Jenniskens (SETI Institute) and Esko Lyytinen (Helsinki, Finland) predict the return of the Gamma Delphinid meteor shower at around 0830 UT (04:30 am EDT) on June 11, 2013. The shower is expected to last no more than about 30 minutes to an hour, producing an unknown number of bright, fast meteors. A dark location will be best for observing the shower.

North and South America are well placed for viewing a possible outburst Gamma Delphind meteors on the morning of June 11, 2013.

The Gamma Delphinids have only been seen once before, in 1930. On June 11 of that year, members of the American Meteor Society reported observing a spate of meteor activity for a 30-minute period during the night. The shower came and went within minutes and was entirely unexpected. The moon was bright that night, nearly full, and yet even bright moonlight couldn’t obscure the shower; observers witnessed a large number of meteors in the moon’s glare. Tonight (June 10-11), the moon will be largely absent from the night sky, setting soon behind the sun in early evening, leaving the sky dark for meteor-watching.


Also tonight – June 10 from 10 p.m. to June 11 2 a.m. CDT (June 11 at 0300 to 0700 UTC) – Dr. Bill Cooke of NASA’s Meteoroid Environment Office will take your questions about the Gamma Delphinids via live web chat. In addition to offering viewing tips about the elusive Gamma Delphinid shower, the chat will also include a live Ustream telescope view of the skies over Huntsville, Alabama. Click here to learn more about the Gamma Delphinid chat.

The Gamma Delphinid meteors radiant from the tiny constellation Delphinus the Dolphin (dolphin image is enlarged on this map, in contrast to real sky).

The comet that spawned this shower hasn’t been identified. It may be a long-period comet, with an orbit around the sun hundreds of years long. As comets sweep around the sun, they leave behind a thin trail of icy debris. When Earth encounters a stream of cometary debris in space, the debris enters our atmosphere and vaporizes due to friction with the air. We see the vaporizing, falling debris as meteors.

Bottom line: The mysterious Gamma Delphinus meteor shower – not seen since 1930 – might create a meteor outburst Tuesday morning, June 11, 2013. North and South America are well placed for viewing the possible meteor outburst before dawn.

98,700 affected by extreme weather in NW China

Via mysinchew.com, 9 June 2013 - URUMQI, June 9 (Xinhua) -- Torrential rain, hail and floods have affected about 98,717 residents in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region since Tuesday, local authorities said on Sunday.

Strong rainfall began on Tuesday and has continued into Sunday morning,affecting Xinjiang's northern and western areas of Altay, Aksu and Tacheng, the region's civil affairs department said in a statement.

The rainstorm has damaged over 12,300 hectares of crops and killed 2,340 heads of livestock, while 303 houses have been toppled or damaged, forcing the evacuation of 939 people.

Direct economic losses are estimated to have reached 104 million yuan (about 17 million U.S.dollars), the department said.

The rainstorm has also triggered torrential floods, destroying parts of channels, sluices and infrastructure as well as electric wells, bridges and roads, it added.

Pole Shift Update [Magnetic/Axial/Geodetic Components] & 4MIN News June 4, 2013

Via transients.info

Just a note for everyone, this is the last 3/4MIN news I will be covering on a daily basis for now. The main purpose of reporting on these every day here, was to keep a close eye on the period of time set by the Farsight remote viewing climate change project, the webbot and Doctor Simon Atkins. I will most likely continue to watch Suspicious0bservers videos, when I am able to.

As  from what we can all see, the earth changes are increasing and becoming more energetically powerful as we head into the future here on Earth, so I do advise you all keep an eye on what's going on in the world when your able to.

This period we just went through seems like an important 'beginning' to me. It definitely showed an increase in many areas, from volcanic activity, to extreme rain (lakes in the sky) and flooding, to social unrest, the deepest earthquake ever recorded and a whole lot of unusual quake activity to go along with that, as well as landslides, mine collapses, ice melting and in turn causing floods, strange sun activity with the solar maximum looming, water spouts and tornadoes all over the place including the widest tornado on record (Oklahoma) etc, etc...

If you were relying on these updates, simply head on over to Suspicious0bservers YouTube channel and keep it book marked - http://www.youtube.com/user/Suspicious0bservers

Today Suspicious0bservers has done a special video which includes not only the 4MIN news, but an answer to recent questions he has been getting about the magnetic north pole shifting.

Suspicious0bservers explains that there is a definitive increase of speed in the movement of the North Magnetic Pole towards Siberia. Scientists say that the movement of the magnetic pole is 'slow and steady', but Suspicious0bservers doesn't think this is correct.

In late 2009, the magnetic north pole raced across the ocean at up to 40 miles per year, back in 2009. Since that time, it looks like there has been a moderate and short term slowdown with the magnetic north poles movement.

The pole does not go in a strait line, Suspicious0bservers points out and that it circles around. The circles that the magnetic north pole are moving around in, are shown to get smaller in the image Suspicious0bservers presents. Suspicious0bservers thinks the magnetic north pole is due for another 'bump' as it slows down. He expects it to pick back up going by the graph of its movement over the years.

Onto Suspicious0bservers news for June 4,

• Severe flooding in Auckland, New Zealand
• European flooding continues along with lightning in Italy
• Storms in Canada
•  4.7 quake in Africa (very rare)

TODAY's New LINKS:
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Other Pole Sites: http://wdc.kugi.kyoto-u.ac.jp/poles/f...http://anthro.palomar.edu/time/images...http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/geomag/Geoma...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Mag...

Interplanetary Shock Wave hits Earth, source 'unknown'

The Earth's magnetic field just had around fifteen hours of continuous geomagnetic storming, which has calmed down a little now. It's been reported that the cause of the fifteen hours of Earth being bombarded with energy is from an interplanetary shock wave with an unknown source.

Current speculation focuses on a corotating interaction region (CIR)--that is, a shock-like transition zone between high- and low-speed solar wind streams, the space weather site reports.

Current Solar Data (from NOAA)

Above is the K index graph for the past three days. As you can see, the kp index hit the Kp=6 range for a period of time only hours ago and went back down to Kp=4. The Kp index is a measurement of disturbances in the horizontal component of earth's magnetic field with 0 being very calm, or basically none, and 5 meaning a geomagnetic storm has been reached.

Out of interest to the reader, the label 'K' comes from the German word 'Kennziffer' which means  'characteristic digit'. 

As mentioned, this interplanetary shock wave which caused a fifteen hour disturbances in Earth's magnetic field, created a solar storm as well. A measurement of Kp=6 is calculated into a G 2 class Geomagnetic Storm, going by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Space Weather Scale. There are five ranks within this scale, ranging from minor, moderate, strong, finally to extreme. This recent Geomagnetic Storm would be classified as 'Moderate'. 

Here is a definition of the possible issues that a G 2 class Geomagnetic Storm could cause. 

• Power systems: high-latitude power systems may experience voltage alarms, long-duration storms may cause transformer damage.
• Spacecraft operations: corrective actions to orientation may be required by ground control; possible changes in drag affect orbit predictions.
• Other systems: HF radio propagation can fade at higher latitudes, and aurora has been seen as low as New York and Idaho (typically 55° geomagnetic lat.)

However, when you combine the recent activity from energies from space, say over the past two weeks since the series of four X-class solar flares, a cumulative affect may be building up here so we shouldn't limit our thinking just to the above definition of what this impact could cause. As you can also see with your own eyes, the climate globally on Earth is doing some strange things, along with the weather. There have been a number of large impacting electricity failures at different locations around the planet, over the past two weeks as well. 

The number of active volcanoes for this point in time is double the average for the year. The Earthquake activity around the planet is very, very unusual. The strange tornado activity in the Northern Hemisphere is energetically connected to all of this as well. 

HAARP Fluxgate Magnetometer

The High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) has afluxgate magnetometer, residing at the ionospheric observatory in Gakona, Alaska, has picked up the above readings during this recent time period mentioned. The three traces represent mutually orthogonal components of the earth's magnetic field. 

The "H" component (black trace) is positive magnetic northward
The "D" component (red trace) is positive eastward
The "Z" component (blue trace) is positive downward

As you can see above, over the time period of the last month, the recent activity on the scale went above 500 for the northward sensor and also below -500 for the eastward sensor.

The Northern Lights (Aurora's) spilled across the Canadian border and descended into the contiguous United States as far south as Colorado and Nebraska, space weather has mentioned. 

Auroras from Entiat Washington. The streak went from West to East. The North had the green streaks. - spaceweather.com

Anacortes, Washington State - spaceweather.com

Captured the Auroras and St. Johns University Stickwork Sculpture on the early morning hours of June 1, 2013. (Collegeville, Minnesota US) - spaceweather.com

So, the question remains, what caused this interplanetary shock wave? 

We did just have Asteroid 1998 QE2 fly past yesterday. Space rocks that pass by the Earth have been theorised to possibly cause an energetic impact of sorts. Asteroid 1998 QE2 was one of the larger ones we have seen, at 2.7 km's (1.7 miles) wide. It is said that Asteroid 1998 QE2 even had it's own Moon. 

But at the same time, the Sun has had a very large Coronal Hole earth facing, which has been releasing a constant stream of solar wind based plasma energy, towards the Earth. This strongly indicates that the Sun is reaching its 11 year cycle solar maximum because of the coronal holes position on the surface of the Sun.

It's always possible an 'Interplanetary Shock Wave' came to us from another location, such as a Gamma-ray Burst. I know that a few days ago, there was a series of GRB's going off, day after day.

You may remember my article from Valiant, 'The pulse, the shifting of the earth and the shape of things to come...', which I quote,

"But things will change...
One weekend in May..
The Pulse.
Skies on Fire..."

...

"There’s no turning back now...no changing things. The Shape of things to come...WILL BE."

Of course, I don't take time and dates so seriously with future predictions, so one weekend in May could easily move into June and I wouldn't consider this a failed prediction simply because of not getting the timing right. It is the weekend right now...

I'm going to quote a few paragraphs below from my detailed summary of the Global Coastal Event, once again!

"Cliff has discussed data supporting the idea of intrusions from space. He says it shows up in Courtney Browns remote viewing work. Cliff says he expects we will see a plasma event that won't produce a CME, but will create some amazing shapes and beautiful electrical occurrences in the sky/atmosphere and at the same time, a high energy stream will come down into the middle of the planet and trigger a sudden plate expansion and possible crack in the Pacific's plate.

The Global Coastal Event will be contending with a lack of electricity because of the plasma events operating very wide spread, like an EMP event, on a global scale. It may not destroy the power grid in total, but will cause a lot of damage."

Well, right now we have had a plasma related event, which wasnot from a CME / Solar Flare and it has produced some interesting northern lights. We are also going through a period of time with major electricity disruptions right now. Millions lost power in Thailand, Vietnam and Kenya recently.

Again, another quote from my summary of the Global Coastal Event,

"E50 Wujo, 20 April 2013 - Clif high mentions that the information is showing a 'pulsation deep inside the planet'.  

He reiterates 'deep down within the earth' is clearly what the data is showing. He mentions the 'sphere of the earth being closed' and that something has to happen for this energy within the Earth to have to be released.

Clif High mentions many data sets right now showing energy needs to escape and work it self out from inside the Earth. So its pretty clear that because of this situation within the Earth, events will occur on the surface as a result."

Within an article I posted that was from Drunvalo,'Drunvalo – The untold positive side of the Mayan Prophecies I quote the following,

"We are receiving – from the center of the galaxy – there is a pulse that is going directly to our Sun, and the sun is sending out these HUGE magnetic pulses that go to OUR magnetic field and making changes within us – within our DNA. This is not a time to be afraid of the sun. You need to tune into it and see what it’s doing to you and feel what is changing inside of you. When the solar flares are going on Drunvalo goes outside and soaks up the sun. It’s the direct connection to life."

Well, I better finish off here and I will leave you with a few more photos of the amazing northern lights from as a result of this interplanetary shock wave.

Falmouth, Maine US - spaceweather.com

Limon, Colorado, USA - spaceweather.com

Grand Rapids, Minnesota USA - spaceweather.com

"Last night, I drove to Crater Lake National Park to photograph the Milky Way rising above the rim," reports Oregon photographer Brad Goldpaint. "I was staring upward towards a clear night sky when suddenly, without much warning, the aurora borealis began erupting in front of me. With adrenaline pumping, I raced to the edge of the caldera, set up a time-lapse sequence, and watched northern lights dance until sunrise," he continues. "The moon rose around 2am and blanketed the surrounding landscape with a faint glow, adding depth and texture to the shot." - spaceweather.com

Sources
http://spaceweather.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-index
http://www.n3kl.org/sun/noaa.html
http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/NOAAscales/
http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/cgi-bin/magnetometer/gak-mag.cgi