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COSMIC | GEOPHYSICAL | GEOPOLITICAL | SPIRITUAL | TRANSFORMATIONS Cosmic Watch
Monitoring The Changes In The Earth April 7, 2008
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Solar Cycle 24
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GALACTIC PHENOMENON: Coming soon Links to: ALMANAC | GALLERY | EARTH MONITOR
SOLAR ACTIVITY: Solar Storms, Sunspots, Ionic Wind, Magnetic Disturbances Links to: ALMANAC | SOLAR GALLERY | EARTH MONITOR
Under this growing pressure, both the terrestrial environment and human societies will be subject to immense dynamic flux which will alter both the greater expanse of the Earth as well as the nations and the affairs of humans. Global Warming will accelerate more rapidly, mass migrations will become more frequent, more agriculture and oceanic food sources will fail, more nations will collapse (as in Africa), and the general level of violence will increase in many areas.
The exceptionally strong internal polarization in the U.S. against the Cabal of banksters and their oil-soaked Junta, and as well the antagonistic international polarization against the U.S., likely will be resolved by acceleration of a chronic "half-collapse" of the current economic and political system in the U.S. This period will be marked by paralysis of politics and a chaotic period of increased repression and rebellion which gradually destroys the power of Federal agencies which have usurped far too much illegal (unconstitutional) power.
Likely the period will also spawn many concerted efforts to change major aspects of the constitution of the U.S. and the structure of its government. In the short term, increased international militarism may be attempted by the intellectually and morally bankrupt Zionazi puppetmasters who manipulate and strongly influence nearly all institutions in the U.S. East Coast. These attempts may be and probably will be made in various guises regardless of which political party "wins" the November 08 national U.S. elections.
For additional information on the influence of Sunspots and Solar Activity Cycles, go to the Earth Changes Solar Gallery. (this link not active yet).
[4-7-08 ECB] The Sunspot Count fell to zero about four days ago after a week-long surge which peaked at 63 preceded a few days prior with a Flux of 89. On April 6 the Flux was still falling at 71 with no Sunspots. The Sun is somewhat spritzy, however, with a coronal hole sending an intensified solar wind and magnetic storms into the Earth's atmosphere. The Planetary A Magnetic Index (upper atmosphere field strength) rose a few days ago to 21 and then fell back to its low average below 5 yesterday. More stormy solar weather is possible at any time. Since the planetary alignments of Mercury , Venus, and Uranus are now still very strong, sudden activity on the Sun could emerge for another week or so. But after next week, April's solar activity should remain low until just after the beginning of May to great the planetary alignments on May 11.. See Planetary Alignments for longer range forecast.
[4-7-08 ECB] Quick Solar Activity Forecast From Planetary Alignments: In general during the first half of the year, sunspot peaks should be about on par with most of 2007. Solar Cycle 24 has begun, but its initial birthing activity will look like the dying days of Solar Cycle 23. Thus activity for the most part will not be very consequential. But during the second half of the year, Solar Activity should noticeably accelerate as a result of planetary stimulation. Watch out in June. We may get heavy rains and floods during the last three weeks of June with a major surge of Solar Activity brought by a meeting of Jupiter and Mercury with Earth captive in their train. IMPORTANT NOTE AS OF APRIL 2008 - The increase in the average monthly ISSN in March from 2.1 Sunspots to 9.3 was a pretty vigorous upsurge from the Solar MIN. Appearances at the moment are consistent with a more energetic Sunspot MAX during Solar Cycle 24. However, the next round of planetary alignments in May will not be as strong as the current one. Accordingly, is likely that the next several weeks will see a less energetic Sun and conditions will coast moderately into June to produce a more much normal late Spring. Watch for June 6, when Mercury | Earth with Mars still closely aligned with Saturn. This double header likely will spritz up considerable Solar Activity about the beginning of June and this activity may be on par or even more energetic than this most recent surge of 67 Sunspots. The middle of June should easily exceed March in overall storminess and the weather may not "normalize" until July.
A VERY SUCCESSFUL PREDICTION: (THIS ONE WAS MADE DURING LATE FEBRUARY/EARLY MARCH): As predicted last few weeks, Sunspot Activity has increased for the rapidly forming Mercury | Jupiter alignment. This peak may fall again until about March 28 when the Count is likely to rise again for the April 3-5 alignment of Mercury and Venus. [3-24-2008 ADDENDUM] Originally predicted: By far the strongest peak should be for Mercury | Venus, which means that stormy weather on Earth should once again pick up energy from the ionic input. A rise in activity has already begun for this coupling between the two inner planets. It now looks like this will produce an energetic peak in Sunspots, they could rise into the count range of 30-50 and if so they will probably have a dramatic impact on the weather during the following week.
IMPORTANT NOTE WHICH MOST PEOPLE STILL ARE NOT GETTING: The Sun is at minimum levels of activity. Thus the climate patterns this year have nothing to do with solar cycles and are entirely related to global warming phenomenon produced by tectonic causes.
graph courtesy
Jan Alvestad http://www.dxlc.com/solar/ Sunspot Count Chart: In this chart above the black line is the Solar Flux as measured in orbit near the Earth, the red line is the Sunspot Number and the blue line is a measure of the strength of the magnetic field in the Earth’s high atmosphere (called the Planetary A Index). Click here for NOAA Sunspot Table For Past 30 Days
[2-4-08 ECB] Passage To Solar Cycle 24: Solar Cycle 23 never gave us a a full 30 days of 0 Sunspots but the data compiled below by Alvestad makes it fairly clear that October was the MIN month and Solar Cycle 24 began, as we pointed out here, more or less in November 2007. (This would be according to a traditional statistical method of determining the transition point. A newer magnetic polarity model is now being used as well and this method points toward January 2008 as the first month of Cycle 24).
source: http://www.dxlc.com/solar/
For current, critical information about the
past few cycles and
Sunspot Cycle 24, click here.
NASA MORE OR LESS AGREES THAT
SOLAR CYCLE 24 HAS BEGUN:
For more details, go to
Almanac: Cycles of the
Sun [4-7-08 ECB] Fluxgate Monitor shows many minor fluctuations which have increased the potential for auroras somewhat. This is likely to upsurge again off and on but gradually diminishing through the next three weeks. (Always keep in mind that even during a Solar Min period, intense X class flares and CME's occasionally occur and produce intense magnetic storms in the atmosphere.) CLICK ON GRAPH
FOR EXPANDED VIEW
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The Planets
of the Horos Sun
PLANETARY ACTIVITY: Skywatching, Planet Alignments, Moon,
Asteroids
Courtesy Jet Propulsion Lab
NIGHT SKY FOR April 7, 2008 from Hopiland: Click for full screen sky map
IMAGE PRODUCED BY MICA, software & data from the JPL & U.S. Naval Observatory
If you want to learn how to follow the stars at night and get deeper into the cosmic scene of the planetary alignments, how the solar system actually works, and so forth, start using this. It is centered for 4 AM Greenwich Tuesdays (the map is changed for each weekly update) for Arizona Mountain Time (no daylight savings- 9 pm Monday evening) at 2000 meter elevation on approximately Black Mesa, Hopi Land. This projection is produced by U.S. Navy Observatory MICA software and Ephemeris (Ephemeris is maintained on line by JPL). It is more or less the world standard of algorithms for precisely tracking the cosmos and the software is such a snap to use to create powerful results, I cannot resist using it. With this you can stand on the bridge of a vessel at sea and navigate like they used to do (but no longer, its all satellite positioning now, but old habits die not at all in the navies of the world). Hopi Land was selected as the focal point because this provides the same approximate night sky to New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, and California (with a little time delay). Sorry, you folks in the Pacific Northwest will not be able to use this very well, you need your own projection. As a rough and ready make-do, just face the South and look for the relevant items about 10 to 20 degrees lower than indicated in the chart. Like California, expect events in the chart to be one hour earlier than your time.
PLANET WATCH: [4-7-2008] Catch the New Moon at Sunset near the Pleiades and Orion (the belt which forms the Three Kings of Orient Are and forms the heavenly version of the Th ree Great Pyramids in the Horizon of the Benu in the land of Kempt, more anciently known as Osiris. Then see if you can tell which star is Sirius. (Hint: being very close to Re (our Sun) Sirius is one of the brightest objects in the sky and overshadows almost all others, thus it is pretty easy to figure out). Since Sirius (more anciently known as the Star of Isis or the Star of the East) closely chases Osiris as he passes into the West).
Links to: ALMANAC | COSMIC GALLERY | EARTH MONITOR SOLAR SYSTEM FORECAST: For a listing of all planetary alignments and charts for 2008, click onto the 2008 Alignment Almanac. Sunspot and solar activity should peak generally 8 to 3 days in advance of these alignment dates but keep in mind that some times the solar peak comes in on the day or the day after the alignment.
April 4-10, 2008 - Mercury | Venus | Neptune | Uranus Watch out for Mercury | Venus, with a split tail between Neptune and Uranus. This long sequence of alignments may be the most potent yet so far for 2008.
May 11, 2008 - Mercury | Mars | Saturn The next significant alignment of planets in 2008 is Mercury | Mars, assisted by Saturn on or about May 11. This alignment is on the same side of the Sun as Earth and should bring in another Sunspot Peak but this surge probably will not be as strong as the surge of early April. (Mercury | Venus trump nearly all because the close connection of their orbits generally effects the Sun electromagnetically more than the other planets, the major exceptions seem to appear only when Earth and Jupiter are in prominent play in the alignments).
June 6, 2008 - Mercury |
Earth
This alignment should give give us quite an
upsurge in stormy weather from the Sun's atmosphere to the Earth's
atmosphere. Expect then that massive oceanic storm surges will begin to
roll in about this time and persist for a least a week until perhaps the
Summer Solstice. This may be just the beginning of the ride. On
June 17, mighty Jupiter confers with Mercury.
June 17, 2008 - Mercury | Earth | Jupiter
Links to: ALMANAC | COSMIC GALLERY | EARTH MONITOR To quickly surmise the situation for the week, use these graphs below by clicking on their titles. Use these graphs which are drawn by MWM from JPL Ephemeris table data to find PERIGEE, DECLINATION, AND PHASE (NEW OR FULL MOON). Once you figure out how to read them, which is not difficult, you will find these more powerful than words. Please note that you may have to click on the pictures in the browser to instruct your browser to display them in their full size.
The Giant Plot allows you to see the exact dates (UTC).
Giant Plot For Easy Viewing Day By Day For a more traditional text table of the Lunar Schedule, go to the Almanac Declination (Dragon Cycle) and Distance (Perigee Cycle) define the strongest and most extreme moments of Lunar influence on the Earth. Distances of less than 365,000 KM indicate Perigees with the Lunar gravity field considerably stronger than average. Declinations of 27 or 28 indicate an extreme position of the Moon over the Northern (+) or Southern Hemisphere (-). A high declination with a low distance for Perigee exerts significantly greater torque on the Earth in zones which do not usually receive so much. The "timing" of these "moments" creates "windows" of exceptional syzygy. These relationships are best viewed in graph form.
[4-7-08 ECB] The Moon is now emerging from its New Moon phase and is approaching its Perigee (this one is very modest). It will take up its Extreme Northern Declination on April 10/11. Since the Lunar Cycles are "out of phase" with each other during the next couple of months, the Moon influence on quake activity is somewhat diminished.
[2-4-08 ECB] STANDING SYZYGY ANALYSIS FOR THE YEAR. We are currently in a period with lunar cycles becoming less and less synchronized and this disconnection will continue for several months. After this Syzygy Window, peak seismic activity levels should continue to decline for a few months while the Lunar and Earth Orbital Cycles come out of phase with each other. There will be a weak synchronization in May and June of 2008, then strong dis-synchronization until November 2008. November will begin a new round of synchronized Lunar cycles, with December producing the strongest synchronization of the year in a near perfect alignment with the Earth's Perihelion, during both the New Moon (Dec. 27/28) and Full Moon (Dec. 13). These then are likely months of the greatest quake events and for the most part 2008 is likely to be a "middling year" for seismic activity, perhaps even slightly diminished from 2006/2007 levels.
True Equator and Equinox of Date For 2008
ASTEROID DATA QUOTED DIRECTLY FROM NASA Potentially Hazardous Asteroids (PHAs) are space rocks larger than approximately 100m that can come closer to Earth than 0.05 AU. None of the known PHAs is on a collision course with our planet, although astronomers are finding new ones all the time. See http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/neo/groups.html
On April 7, 2008 there were 946
potentially hazardous asteroids.
April 2008
Earth-asteroid encounters:
METEOR & COMET ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM NASA
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