1. What Sunday/Monday will bring from the sun and the 4 CME's?
Double layers form when positive charges build up in one region of a plasma cloud and negative charges build up nearby. A powerful electric field appears between the two regions, which accelerates charged particles. Here we have plasma electromagnetic circuit flow as it happens on Earth during May. These are dual bands of ultraviolet light mark streams of plasma circling Earth’s equator -> Credit: NASA Image Satellite & University of California Berkeley.
Do you know about the Casimir effect?
Ya' think this might be good for you if you follow this account about the sun?
Double layers form when positive charges build up in one region of a plasma cloud and negative charges build up nearby. A powerful electric field appears between the two regions, which accelerates charged particles. Here we have plasma electromagnetic circuit flow as it happens on Earth during May. These are dual bands of ultraviolet light mark streams of plasma circling Earth’s equator -> Credit: NASA Image Satellite & University of California Berkeley.
Do you know about the Casimir effect?
Ya' think this might be good for you if you follow this account about the sun?
2. Contour plot of the trapped proton environment overlaying a map of the Earth. Proton density increases from blue to green to yellow to red. Contours are highlighting the SAA where the radiation particle population is high due to the offset nature of Earth’s magnetic field. Note the latitude effect.
3. Just look at its effect on our ocean’s currents.
4. The electromagnetic sphere rules all of us and controls way more than your moron longevity docs and food guru thinks. You have to stop making these ignorant fucks rich and famous and start studying what matters most. Stop the myopia on food and exercise. It is a centralized fiat medicine shill game they want you to play so they can rob you of money and time.
5. Now given what I said above, where do you think is the best place to live during and after any CME? THIS IS YOUR TEST.
6. The art of life lies in a constant readjustment to our surroundings. Adaptability is the simple secret of survival. There are 31,530,000 seconds in a year, a thousand milliseconds in a second, a million microseconds, a billion nanoseconds. And the one constant connecting nanoseconds to years is changing. The universe, from atom to galaxy, is in a perpetual state of thermodynamic flux.
But we humans don't like change; we fight it, it scares us. That fear keeps you from the RIGHT ACTIONS and the right choices.
Human nature is like water, not like stone. So we create the illusion of stasis. We want to believe in a world at rest, the world of right now yet our great paradox remains the same.
The moment we grasp the now, that now is gone. We cling to snapshots, but life is moving pictures, each nanosecond different from the last.
Our actions and adaptability create opportunities in life. Only by being open to change will you have a true opportunity to get the most from your talent.
Time, or the entropy of life forces us to grow, to adapt because every time we blink our eyes the world shifts beneath our feet. Every day, every moment, every nanosecond the world changes.
Electrons bump into each other and some react and some gain/lose their photons; people collide and alter each other's paths. Adaptability cushions the impact of change or disappointment.
Change isn't easy, more often it's wrenching and difficult, but maybe that's a good thing because it's change that makes us strong, keeps us resilient, and teaches us to evolve as entropy creates its chaos. The art of life lies in a constant readjustment to our surroundings.
Be willing to change because life won’t stay the same. The strongest will is the will that knows how to bend well. Ask bamboo, because it learn that nature from Nature too.
But we humans don't like change; we fight it, it scares us. That fear keeps you from the RIGHT ACTIONS and the right choices.
Human nature is like water, not like stone. So we create the illusion of stasis. We want to believe in a world at rest, the world of right now yet our great paradox remains the same.
The moment we grasp the now, that now is gone. We cling to snapshots, but life is moving pictures, each nanosecond different from the last.
Our actions and adaptability create opportunities in life. Only by being open to change will you have a true opportunity to get the most from your talent.
Time, or the entropy of life forces us to grow, to adapt because every time we blink our eyes the world shifts beneath our feet. Every day, every moment, every nanosecond the world changes.
Electrons bump into each other and some react and some gain/lose their photons; people collide and alter each other's paths. Adaptability cushions the impact of change or disappointment.
Change isn't easy, more often it's wrenching and difficult, but maybe that's a good thing because it's change that makes us strong, keeps us resilient, and teaches us to evolve as entropy creates its chaos. The art of life lies in a constant readjustment to our surroundings.
Be willing to change because life won’t stay the same. The strongest will is the will that knows how to bend well. Ask bamboo, because it learn that nature from Nature too.
7. In each of our cells, there is a fractal network of carbon nanotubes that constricts water to a certain dimension to make quantum magic happen using the photoelectric effect and allow free use of protons to flow in the molecular network of water.
We call this protonicity. The current is much higher when the particle being moved has mass. Electrons have 1/1836th the mass of a proton.
Light is what energizes electrons. In an electric universe, galaxies are created within helical electric currents that form a great circuit through intergalactic space.
The Bennett pinch effect squeezes plasma inside these cosmic “transmission lines” compressing vast clouds of ionized plasmas within electromagnetic fields, compressing protons and their positive charges, igniting stars like our sun by forming toroidal currents around galactic equators.
Those suns then send their light to planets. The light of the star is a cathode ray. The planets are anodes in this electric circuit.
On Earth, a physio-chemical redox evolution created hydrated semiconductors that turn the sun's light back into an electric plasma called the DC electric current that helps regenerate all animals and plants on the surface of this planet. Just a remarkable circle of life-based upon natural electric power and the mysteries based in light.
We call this protonicity. The current is much higher when the particle being moved has mass. Electrons have 1/1836th the mass of a proton.
Light is what energizes electrons. In an electric universe, galaxies are created within helical electric currents that form a great circuit through intergalactic space.
The Bennett pinch effect squeezes plasma inside these cosmic “transmission lines” compressing vast clouds of ionized plasmas within electromagnetic fields, compressing protons and their positive charges, igniting stars like our sun by forming toroidal currents around galactic equators.
Those suns then send their light to planets. The light of the star is a cathode ray. The planets are anodes in this electric circuit.
On Earth, a physio-chemical redox evolution created hydrated semiconductors that turn the sun's light back into an electric plasma called the DC electric current that helps regenerate all animals and plants on the surface of this planet. Just a remarkable circle of life-based upon natural electric power and the mysteries based in light.
8. We just got hit with a K-9 CME in the last hour so if you are in the tropics get ready for some serious grounding over the next few days. If you are in the Playa's of ES you are getting manna from God. Surfers will be happy. Get outside. Expect big rains at night with massive electrical storms.
9. The crash of the solar wind into our magnetic field on Earth is the story of how melanin was innovated on Earth to make life possible at its Genesis. FYI.
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