Monthly Archives: June 2011

Time for a Change

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It is time for a change! But change does not have to be drastic.  Big shifts and renovations can start with changing one little thing.  Take a look at the room you are in.  Everything has its place.  It is time to take one item and move it to a different place.  Then walk out of the room and back in again.  Take a look around.  Everything is different! By changing one little element, you have changed the whole room.  And a change of one small thing can be the stepping off point for major shifts, realignments, and new perspectives.

INTENTION: By doing one thing, I make a difference in everything;.

Happy Solstice!

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CHANGE OF SEASONS: Today marks the beginning of northern summer. The change of seasons occurs on June 21st at precisely 17:16 UT (1:16 p.m. EDT) when the sun reaches its highest point on the celestial sphere. Because Earth’s seasons are reversed in the two hemispheres, today is also the beginning of southern winter. Happy Solstice!

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Huzzah, summer solstice? At South Pole, winter solstice is party time.

Tuesday is the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere. For research teams toiling at the South Pole, though, it’s the winter solstice and, oh boy, are they happy about it!

Revelers cheer as the sun finally breaks through the clouds more than a couple of hours after sunrise during the summer solstice at Stonehenge, near Salisbury in England, on Tuesday, June 21.

Matt Dunham/AP

to read more, go to:    http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2011/0621/Huzzah-summer-solstice-At-South-Pole-winter-solstice-is-party-time

New Solar Flare

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INCOMING: Magnetic fields above sunspot complex 1236 erupted during the early hours of June 21st, producing a C7-class solar flare and a full-halo CME. The expanding cloud appears to be heading almost directly toward Earth:

This does not appear to be an especially powerful CME. Nevertheless, the incoming cloud could trigger polar geomagnetic storms when it reaches Earth on or about June 23rd. The aurora outlook favors southern hemisphere observers, where solstice skies are winter-dark. Stay tuned for updates.

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Connection-Lunar Eclipse, Earthquakes. Volcanoe

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Total Lunar Eclipse – Earthquakes and Volcanoes That Follow

By Mitch Battros – Earth Changes Media
Jun 20, 2011 – 11:16:45 AM

  

What I am about to tell you should be considered ‘conjecture’ until adopted and established by the majority of world scientists; however what I will layout below is pure unabated ‘fact’. As many of you know, I am a researcher and author whom among other items, study the science-of-cycles. What I see coming based on this science is worthy of announcement.

 

This is not a warning of imminent danger, but rather a ‘tap on the shoulder’ to be aware of the possible consequences of June 15th total lunar eclipse. There is a noticeable cycle of escalation in earthquake and volcanic activity within two weeks prior and/or two weeks after a full lunar eclipse.

to read more, go to:    http://www.earthchangesmedia.com/publish/article-9162531044.php

 

 

Heatwave Building In West

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First heatwave of Summer strikes Southwest, monsoonal moisture seen in the long range

Published on June 20, 2011 11:25 pm PT
– By Kevin Martin – Senior Meteorologist – Article Editor and Approved – Warren Miller

(TheWeatherSpace.com) — A heatwave is building out in the Southwestern part of the country and this will be followed by the start of the monsoonal moisture chances.
It is the beginning of Summer and with that comes a High Heat Warning issued at the Southern California Weather Authority. A ridge of high pressure will be parked overhead for the better part of this week.

to read more, go to:    http://www.theweatherspace.com/news/TWS-06_21_2011_heatmoisture.html

 

Nebraska Tornadoes

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Tornadoes strike Nebraska on Monday, incredible video shown

Published on June 20, 2011 10:40 pm PT
– By Kevin Martin – Senior Meteorologist
– Article Editor and Approved – Warren Miller


(TheWeatherSpace.com) — Many tornado reports were given across the plains on Monday afternoon and some of the tornadoes looked to be on the strong side.

Storm chasers caught this amazing tornado (VIDEO HERE) of a tornado near Bradshaw, Nebraska on Monday. This tornado looked to be a strong one.

to read more go to:    http://www.theweatherspace.com/news/TWS-06_21_2011_twisterne.html

Another Earth inside Earth?

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Parallel world hidden inside Earth

06.06.2011

It seems that scientists find more and more evidence to prove the existence of parallel worlds. Physicists at Stanford University managed to calculate the hypothetical number of universes that were formed as a result of the Big Bang. According to them, the Big Bang created 101016 universes. It is quite possible, though, that they may exist inside one another, including our planet. Therefore, there is probably another Earth hidden inside planet Earth.

The hollow Earth theory can be traced back to ancient periods of the history of human civilization. Ancient wise men believed that there was a whole underground world with its underground creatures living inside the planet. It may seem to many that it is only a primeval and naïve perception of the structure of the world.

to read more, go to:    http://english.pravda.ru/society/anomal/06-06-2011/118121-parallel_world-0/

 

UFO’s & American Presidents

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UFO for American presidents

17.06.2011

UFO for American presidents. 44659.jpegMany U.S. presidents during their terms were seriously interested in UFOs and extraterrestrial intelligence issues, and some of them even had a chance to make contact with aliens. We turn to the recently declassified archives of ufology. Let’s start with 1948, when President Harry S. Truman summoned his Assistant Robert Landry to the Oval Office.

to read more, and see comments, go to:  http://english.pravda.ru/society/anomal/17-06-2011/118232-ufo-0/

Implications of Solar Predictions

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Solar predictions bring heat and light

by Richard Black, Environment Correspondent
Sun observed by the Soho satelliteThe Sun appears to be calming but that does not necessarily mean cooling on Earth

Over the last few years, the politics of climate change have been amply forged in the fires of a changeable Sun.

And the story is here again, in the form of research unveiled this week at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) Solar Physics Division in Las Cruces, New Mexico.

The solar science, described graphically in a Discover Magazine post – “an east/west river of gas” which “flows under the surface of the Sun” that can’t be seen directly but which is inferred from “sound waves that travel from it to the surface” – is fascinating.

And what it suggests is that the Sun appears set to quieten further over the next solar cycle than it already has – with lower sunspot activity, and perhaps marginally lower energy output.

But as to the implications on Earth – well, for anyone who’s followed this story for a while, they’re very familiar, and the telling of them is laced with equally familiar political overtones.

to read more, go to:   http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-13792479

 

Chinese Floods Affect Millions

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China floods: Millions affected by deadly downpours

A driver wades through floodwater after his bus was stranded in a flooded tunnel in Wuhan, Hubei province, 18 JuneBuses are stranded in a flooded tunnel in Wuhan in Hubei province

More than two million people are now reported to have been affected by deadly floods in eastern China.

Torrential rain was continuing, leaving large parts of Zhejiang and Hubei provinces under water, state-run news agency Xinhua said.

It said nearly 1,000 businesses were being disrupted and crops destroyed, pushing up food prices.

to read more go to:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-13831068