I don't know how many people noticed the image of the sun i added on the right of the page. It's a widgit (love that word) which is a life update feed from a nasa site, updating every hour or so, with the latest solar images.
Cute.
The point is it appears static because nothing has happened, for months now. You've heard of sunspots? Well as can be plainly seen, there aren't any. There should be.
Now a period of little or no activity is occasionally normal ... but not for such extended periods of time. It's a first. And as happens when it goes quiet, people are pretending not to notice.
I have another similar image from last year .... i'll dig it out tonight, but something wrong somewhere, and have NO DOUBT this affects humans, and animals, and plants .... intimately, we just don't quite know how ....
Wednesday, 17 December 2008
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err.. damnit you're right. I hadn't noticed.
It's been a couple of solar-activity cycles since I last actually looked at the things (projected from my scope onto a white metal sheet) and recorded them.
Why isn't more noise being made about this? We're supposed to peak in 2012 (uhoh that year again)and there's nothing so far.
Love,
Terri trembling in her boots in Joburg
Sadly there is so much background noise lately, the important stuff gets drowned out.
If you follow "watt's up with that" it appears all the scientific evidence refutes the global warming theory, more snow than ever before, etc.
The other thing that has dropped off is chemtrails. Just, not as common as they once were ... why not?
It could be argued that the deed was done, and whatever results were achieved, however, on occasion they still get dispersed.
Considering the costs involved, whoever is doing it must have pretty good reasons for doing it.
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