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    Radar blob: 'Whatever it was' versus what we know it wasn't

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    Post  Carol Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:36 am

    On around November 28th, Nibiru/Comet ISON? passes within one Au of us and will be the size of the moon. If this is the case for the current timeline we're on, then world-wide communications would be down and the October surprise would just be a distraction at the political level as they are currently working at keeping the populace's attention of wars, along with the threat of wars, rather then on earth changes and the eventual death/displacement of millions. This may be the time that a tectonic plate shift in the Pacific happens and also when incoming comets are likely to bypass earth's failing shield to impact the planet in multiple locations.

    This link indicates July - but that isn't the case. The date is off. http://beforeitsnews.com/beyond-science/2013/05/earth-to-collide-with-nibiru-on-july-21-2013-2442192.html


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    Post  Brook Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:43 am

    Well that is interesting. I'm not certain it is political in nature..just something he said led me to that conclusion. I could be off base on that. It could involve disclosure too for all I know...this guy is big time into UFO's and their mode of transportation over long distance. I think he leans toward the wormhole theory of travel which would lead to FTL travel.

    He was on the 100 year starship program from DARPA....but is now as I said Privately funded.

    He also supports Robert Bigalow programs in a BIG way....Portals anyone?
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    Post  Carol Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:48 am

    Yup. Portals indeed. In fact the planetary alignments open portals for them to travel through as well.

    Believe it or not I've actually spoken with someone who has been inside alien crafts. There are numerous ET transportation modes which also are inter dimensional.

    Take a look at this article: http://www.kenyan2013.com/2012/03/25/earth-to-collide-with-nibiru-on-july-21-2013/

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    I thought this an interesting graphic

    I do not expect a collision but I do expect that when it passes over us havoc will occur planet wide.


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    Post  Brook Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:53 am

    ya know....now that I think about it. This light bending/time temporal technology would be great for cloaking an open portal between dimensions. Huh ?

    Another reason for a "chaff cloaked" 9 hour blob on the radar?


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    Post  Carol Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:54 am

    I hadn't thought of that Brook.


    Right now the magnetic pull from Nibiru is in the southern hemisphere and I suspect along this area where the ring of fire is most active.

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    I also keep wondering about the origin of all the gamma ray bursts that are impacting our solar system. Is it possible that they are coming from where dimensions are interfacting, the sun and elsewhere, perhaps the black hole at the center of our galaxy?


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    Post  Brook Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:56 am

    Well, I have to say, between what Carol is proposing and what I have proposed this is getting very interesting. Communication is a wonderful thing eh?
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    Post  Carol Sun Jun 09, 2013 11:15 am

    Let's add this to the mix from the 7th.

    The sun is not trending into a more 'resting' cycle.

    Space Weather Message Code: SUM10R
    Serial Number: 584
    Issue Time: 2013 Jun 07 2302 UTC

    SUMMARY: 10cm Radio Burst
    Begin Time: 2013 Jun 07 2242 UTC
    Maximum Time: 2013 Jun 07 2243 UTC
    End Time: 2013 Jun 07 2246 UTC
    Duration: 4 minutes
    Peak Flux: 160 sfu
    Latest Penticton Noon Flux: 110 sfu

    Description: A 10cm radio burst indicates that the electromagnetic burst associated with a solar flare at the 10cm wavelength was double or greater than the initial 10cm radio background. This can be indicative of significant radio noise in association with a solar flare. This noise is generally short-lived but can cause interference for sensitive receivers including radar, GPS, and satellite communications.


    Space Weather Message Code: SUMXM5
    Serial Number: 104
    Issue Time: 2013 Jun 07 2326 UTC
    SUMMARY: X-ray Event exceeded M5
    Begin Time: 2013 Jun 07 2211 UTC
    Maximum Time: 2013 Jun 07 2249 UTC
    End Time: 2013 Jun 07 2304 UTC
    X-ray Class: M5.9
    Location: S28W73
    NOAA Scale: R2 - Moderate

    Potential Impacts: Area of impact centered primarily on sub-solar point on the sunlit side of Earth.

    Radio - Limited blackout of HF (high frequency) radio communication for tens of minutes.


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    Post  Brook Sun Jun 09, 2013 11:36 am

    Good idea! This is certainly putting some pieces of the puzzle together in a big way.
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    Post  Brook Sun Jun 09, 2013 11:46 am

    One more thing. If you used this technology to transfer "information" or "memory" to a distant location that required a time deference AND SECURITY. Than this conversation would be relevant in the DNA aspect of a "synthetic nature".

    http://www.themistsofavalon.net/t6532-omg-you-thought-monsanto-was-a-problem#93208

    And stored memory in DNA in GREAT QUANTITY would be the result. Done so in a cloaked/secret/secure way via this technology eh?

    http://www.technologyreview.com/view/428922/an-entire-book-written-in-dna/

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    Post  Carol Sun Jun 09, 2013 12:26 pm

    Mind (information) is non-local. So perhaps were looking at two types of information storage here. I need to think about this some more.

    Suspicious0bservers is noting in todays 3 minute report that he is seeing more new coronol holes opening up then he has ever seen before. I wonder what's causing this? Of course earths magnetic field will also take a heavy hit when all of those new solar winds start heading in this direction. I would also expect some major mega storms as a result. And it stands to reason that the earths's protective shield is thinning out as well. Again, communications would likely be impacted.


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    Post  Brook Sun Jun 09, 2013 12:32 pm

    Based on this Nibiru theory of arrival:

    Nibiru, Annunaki, and Egyptian Pyramids.

    Check it:

    Lasers are light emitting:


    http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/logi...rg/iel5/3/23084/01072737.pdf?arnumber=1072737


    And the thermodynamics of a Pyramid/time machine

    Thermodynamics of a Pyramid...... " Third party paradox communication channel"

    SEE....
    Page ten Image FIG 3: of the "Thermodynamics of a Time Machine."


    At this link:

    http://arxiv.org/pdf/1302.3298v1.pdf

    " Third party paradox communication channel"

     Radar blob: 'Whatever it was' versus what we know it wasn't - Page 2 Pyramid_orion

    "If we designate a second communication channel to act as the control of another c-not gate on the time machine bit, then we may measure a real correlation between that channel and the spin measurements of the distant spin partner. A single time machine as a third party in the mutual future of two observers can apparently effect non local communication between them. Thus the non-unitary effects of a time machine may be felt arbitrarily far away, even in the past light cone of the arrival"

    Keep in mind....we are sitting smack dab in center of a space time vortex.


    In conclusion, time machines, if they exist at all, must possess fundamental limits on their error rate and waste heat...

    Pyramid "water works"....From Russia with love : http://english.pravda.ru/science/mysteries/28-09-2006/84729-pyramid-0/

    Cup O brackish water anybody?


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    In 2022: ESA plans a mission to Jupiter’s moon Europa to search for life but the moon harbors many perils
    May 25, 2013 – SPACE – The new movie, Europa Report offers a compelling look into a future manned space mission to explore Jupiter’s icy moon, Europa, as a prelude to human colonization. The views of Europa in the film are amazingly detailed, and the methods used by the crew to probe the moon and its icy crust appear to be pulled straight out of concepts by NASA and other space agencies for exploring the icy Jovian satellite. Europa has long been a tantalizing target for scientists because its thick icy crust appears to hide a vast ocean of liquid water. Interactions between that ocean and Europa’s tidally heated interior could potentially serve as an energy source for primitive life, if it exists at all on the Jupiter moon. The European Space Agency plans to launch a real-life mission to Europa in 2022 to explore it and several other Jupiter moons as part of the Jupiter Icy moons Explorer mission, nicknamed JUICE. NASA will provide a radar instrument for the JUICE spacecraft to peer beneath Europa’s surface, but the mission will be completely robotic — no astronauts aboard. So it looks as if Wayfare’s “Europa Report” will be the closest humanity comes to a manned mission to Jupiter for the foreseeable future. Let’s hope the next try goes a bit better. –NBC News



    Lethal radiation from Jupiter: Europa is thought to have a liquid-water ocean underneath its icy exterior. The access to this liquid-water ocean is a major difficulty, but the abundance of water on Europa is a benefit to any considerations for colonization. Not only can water provide for colonists’ drinking needs, it also can be broken down to provide breathable oxygen. Oxygen is also believed to have accumulated from the radiolysis of the ice on the surface that has been convected into the subsurface ocean and may prove sufficient for oxygen-using marine life. The colonization of Europa presents numerous difficulties. One is the high level of radiation from Jupiter’s radiation belt, which is about 10 times as strong as Earth’s Van Allen radiation belts. As Europa receives 540 rem of radiation per day (500 rem is a fatal dose). A human would not survive at or near the surface of Europa for long without significant radiation shielding. Colonists on Europa would have to descend beneath the surface when Europa is not protected by Jupiter’s magnetotail, and stay in subsurface habitats. This would allow colonists to use Europa’s ice sheet to shield themselves from radiation. Another problem is that the surface temperature of Europa normally rests at −170 °C (103 K) (-275°F). However, the fact that liquid water is believed to exist below Europa’s icy surface, along with the fact that colonists would spend much of their time under the ice sheet in order to shield themselves from radiation, may somewhat mitigate the problems associated with low surface temperatures. The low gravity of Europa may also present challenges to colonization efforts. The effects of low gravity on human health are still an active field of study, but can include symptoms such as loss of bone density, loss of muscle density, and a weakened immune system. Astronauts in Earth orbit have remained in microgravity for up to a year and more at a time. Effective countermeasures for the negative effects of low gravity are well-established, particularly an aggressive regimen of daily physical exercise. The variation in the negative effects of low gravity as a function of different levels of low gravity are not known, since all research in this area is restricted to humans in zero gravity. The same goes for the potential effects of low gravity on fetal and pediatric development. It has been hypothesized that children born and raised in low gravity would not be well adapted for life under the higher gravity of Earth. It is also speculated that alien organisms may exist on Europa, possibly in the water underlying the moon’s ice shell. If this is true, human colonists may come into conflict with harmful microbes, or aggressive native life forms. More-recent studies have indicated that the action of solar radiation on the surface of Europa might produce oxygen, which could be pulled down into the subsurface ocean by upwelling of the interior. If this process occurs, Europa’s subsurface ocean could have an oxygen content equal to or greater than that of the Earth’s, possibly providing a home to more complex life. –Wikipedia


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    Europa as a place to build a colony? Nah....

    But it's a GREAT place to build somehow (robotically ?) a perfect Relay Station to Effect a "third party communication channel" as listed below. Why is that?

    Jupiter's atmosphere brews hurricanes twice as wide as Earth itself, monsters that generate 400 mph winds and lightning 100 times brighter than terrestrial bolts. The giant planet also emits a brand of radiation lethal to unprotected humans.

    Jupiter's strangest feature, however, may be a 25,000 mile deep soup of exotic fluid sloshing around its interior. It's called liquid metallic hydrogen.

    "Here on Earth, hydrogen is a colorless, transparent gas," says Juno principal investigator Scott Bolton. "But in the core of Jupiter, hydrogen transforms into something bizarre."

    Jupiter is 90% hydrogen1, with 10% helium and a sprinkle of all the other elements. In the gas giant's outer layers, hydrogen is a gas just like on Earth.

    As you go deeper, intense atmospheric pressure gradually turns the gas into a dense fluid.2 Eventually the pressure becomes so great that it squeezes the electrons out of the hydrogen atoms and the fluid starts to conduct like a metal.
    What's this fluid like?

    "Liquid metallic hydrogen has low viscosity, like water, and it's a good electrical and thermal conductor," says Caltech's David Stevenson, an expert in planet formation, evolution, and structure.

    "Like a mirror, it reflects light, so if you were immersed in it [here's hoping you never are], you wouldn't be able to see anything."
    Here on Earth, liquid metallic hydrogen has been made in shock wave experiments, but since it doesn't stay in that form it has only been made in tiny quantities for very short periods of time. If researchers are right, Jupiter's core may be filled with oceans of the stuff.

    There's so much LMH inside Jupiter that it transforms the planet into an enormous generator. "A deep layer of liquid metallic hydrogen and Jupiter's rapid rotation (about 10 hours) create a magnetic field 450 million miles long - the biggest entity in the solar system," says Bolton. Jupiter's magnetosphere can produce up to 10 million amps of electric current, with auroras that light up Jupiter's poles more brightly than any other planet.

    http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/A_Freaky_Fluid_inside_Jupiter_999.html


    At certain times of alignment it would make a great relay station....see this post I did last year. Earth the moon, Jupiter and Aldebaran make a perfect alignment for relay. In fact it was precisely at 11:11 on August 11th.

    Of course Aldebaran aligns with some other interesting planets.




    http://www.themistsofavalon.net/t4256p120-theater-of-parallel-universe#84740


    Consider being at intersections in the fabric of the universe.....of spirals of time......

    .Thermodynamics of a Pyramid...... " Third party paradox communication channel"

    SEE....
    Page ten Image FIG 3: of the "Thermodynamics of a Time Machine."

    At this link form Cornell University Library:

    http://arxiv.org/pdf/1302.3298v1.pdf

    " Third party paradox communication channel"
     Radar blob: 'Whatever it was' versus what we know it wasn't - Page 2 Pyramid_orion

    Aldebaran lines up with other interesting planets

     Radar blob: 'Whatever it was' versus what we know it wasn't - Page 2 Orion_pleiades_sirius_thumb3

    And remember....We're sitting smack dab in the center of a space time vortex.

    "If we designate a second communication channel to act as the control of another c-not gate on the time machine bit, then we may measure a real correlation between that channel and the spin measurements of the distant spin partner. A single time machine as a third party in the mutual future of two observers can apparently effect non local communication between them. Thus the non-unitary effects of a time machine may be felt arbitrarily far away, even in the past light cone of the arrival"




    "If we designate a second communication channel to act as the control of another c-not gate on the time machine bit, then we may measure a real correlation between that channel and the spin measurements of the distant spin partner. A single time machine as a third party in the mutual future of two observers can apparently effect non local communication between them. Thus the non-unitary effects of a time machine may be felt arbitrarily far away, even in the past light cone of the arrival"


    Incorrect coding in the C-NOT logic gate.....and spin measurement CALIBRATION:

    Thermodynamics......BOOM!

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    Post  Carol Sun Jun 09, 2013 12:36 pm

    Well, well...well. Iran opens new space-tracking center to monitor near-earth objects. I guess they are likely expecting visitors and/or astroids.

    http://www.rferl.org/content/iran-space-tracking-center/25011651.html

    SpeciousObservor was commented that the two gamma ray bursts were from Andromeda Galaxy and Leo.



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    Post  Brook Sun Jun 09, 2013 12:43 pm

    Carol wrote:Mind (information) is non-local. So perhaps were looking at two types of information storage here. I need to think about this some more.


    They have found NO WAY to control that kind of non-local information. Not yet anyway. They can make you forget how to...but they cannot make it stop. So they are working to find some way to control it. I've found scores of information and paper on the subject. They want to figure out somehow to contain it....and they cannot. Possible cloak it? Who knows. This is what they are worried about in the process of quantum computing.

    I do know they've figured out how to block our memory. Which is why we cannot remember the "past" in most cases.




    Here are a few examples of such attempts to curb it:

    http://arxiv.org/pdf/0906.4760.pdf

    http://arxiv.org/pdf/0903.2179.pdf

    http://arxiv.org/find/all/1/OR+au:non_local+all:+AND+security+AND+EXACT+non_local+communication/0/1/0/all/0/1


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    Post  Carol Sun Jun 09, 2013 12:52 pm

    Doesn't this go to the quantum entanglement theory along with Superluminal communication?

    Quantum entanglement occurs when particles such as photons, electrons, ... now changed to its utilization as a resource for communication and computation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_entanglement

    I love it when they start talking about the buckyballs which can then transform into waves. Hmmm, random thought - taking bits of data (buckyballs) and have it transform into a wave.

    Superluminal communication is the hypothetical process by which one might send information at faster-than-light (FTL) speeds.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superluminal_communication

    Now quantum entanglement teleportation would be another way to transfer info. Quantum teleportation, or entanglement-assisted teleportation, is a process by which a qubit (the basic unit of quantum information) can be transmitted exactly (in principle) from one location to another, without the qubit being transmitted through the intervening space. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_teleportation


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    Post  Brook Sun Jun 09, 2013 12:56 pm

    Carol wrote:Doesn't this go to the quantum entanglement theory along with Superluminal communication?

    Quantum entanglement occurs when particles such as photons, electrons, ... now changed to its utilization as a resource for communication and computation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_entanglement

    I love it when they start talking about the buckyballs which can then transform into waves. Hmmm, random thought - taking bits of data (buckyballs) and have it transform into a wave.

    Superluminal communication is the hypothetical process by which one might send information at faster-than-light (FTL) speeds.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superluminal_communication

    Now quantum entanglement teleportation would be another way to transfer info. Quantum teleportation, or entanglement-assisted teleportation, is a process by which a qubit (the basic unit of quantum information) can be transmitted exactly (in principle) from one location to another, without the qubit being transmitted through the intervening space. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_teleportation

    Yep! But if it's just a theory....why are they trying to secure it?

    Here are a few examples of such attempts to curb it:

    http://arxiv.org/pdf/0906.4760.pdf

    http://arxiv.org/pdf/0903.2179.pdf

    http://arxiv.org/find/all/1/OR+au:non_local+all:+AND+security+AND+EXACT+non_local+communication/0/1/0/all/0/1

    From DARPA:

    http://www.darpa.mil/Our_Work/MTO/Programs/Quantum_Entanglement_Science_and_Technology_%28QUEST%29.aspx

    http://www.networkworld.com/community/node/26422

    The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking for innovative research proposals in the intriguing area of quantum entanglement -- a developing component of quantum physics that looks at the behavior between atoms and photons that could ultimately play a key role in developing security, unbelievably fast networks and even teleportation.



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    Post  Carol Sun Jun 09, 2013 1:18 pm

    We know that the secret government is a good 50 years of what is out in main stream media. It's a theory for us and likely a reality for them.

    The real question is who is trying to secure it? I have some thoughts but am headed out the door to go get some exercise - swimming for a hour or so in the ocean. This is the time of year to do it and I need to get in shape - literally.

    Just think in terms of subversives vs those who would want us to be sovereign beings. It's a battle. Who wants this information and why? Are they planning to relocate to another planet - another galaxy - another dimension? Are they trying to communicate with a specific off world group?

    Then there is the issue of 3D reality and just how far that can go. For all we know we may be mutating, end up with a blue sun and blue skin. I'm heading out for my gamma radiation upgrade as you read this. Cheers cheers


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    Post  Brook Sun Jun 09, 2013 1:28 pm

    Enjoy! When you come back check it:

    So....guess what else is in Huntsville Alabama? Who provides lasers/photonics for the military...DARPA?

    http://www.aos-inc.com/


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    Post  Brook Mon Jun 10, 2013 9:28 am

    Additional article on this technology with another perspective:

    http://www.nature.com/news/2010/101116/full/news.2010.611.html

    Adding a comment on this article from "Uncle Jack"

    "Unfortunately, the current set-up may be a little too good at hiding things. “We erased the data-adding event entirely from history, so there’s no way that data could be sent as a useful message to anyone, even a genuine recipient,”
    similar to the signal nonlocality controversy - let's see how this develops"

    ... http://discovermagazine.com/2010/apr/01-back-from-the-future#.UbXU7pzIIn5
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    Post  Carol Mon Jun 10, 2013 10:28 am

    Basically, I see this happening whenever the timeline has been altered Brook.

    It seems this may be how timelines are erased when altered. Some of us maintained the memory of the timeline we were on before it was altered, while others don't. Mercuriel and I have posted about this phenomenon for years here. We tend to maintain our memories because we already operated within/without the non-local field. Meaning our memory is embedded within (conscious awareness) and outside (within cosmic consciousness). I'm not very good at explaining how this happens but what we know to be true (a reality experienced) we don't forget what happened even when the timeline shifts or when there is a time slip.

    I recall doing some research on this awhile back and also about some of the testimony that Whitley Strieber spoke about on Coast.

    Here is a blurb about this phenomena that Whitley Striber did on Coast to Coast Am back in 09.

    Date: 09-09-09
    Host: George Noory
    Guests: Starfire Tor, Whitley Strieber, Brad Steiger, Anne Strieber, Alex Jones
    During the first half of the show, researcher & experiencer Starfire Tor talked about time shifts, and her unified theory of psi. The theory posits that all psi & paranormal phenomena come from the same source or field. This field also incorporates time shifts-- "an astounding phenomenon in which our perceived reality and the timelines are just constantly being restructured," she said. Alternate versions of the timeline can coexist in different frequencies, and time slips occur when people become aware of odd changes, such as being sure that a certain person is dead, only to find out they're alive, she explained.

    Whitley & Anne Strieber joined Starfire for a segment to discuss an unusual time slip episode they had when first meeting her.

    http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2009/09/09



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    Post  DrSimonAtkins Mon Jun 10, 2013 8:19 pm

    Carol, all --

    This is electromagnetic 'pulsing'. It's a weapon.
    It can do anything from jam RADAR to create a 'zombie-like' condition in a population if strong enough.

    The Establishment is not about controlling by going door to door. This advanced research is much more 'efficient' in their sick minds.
    It's all about Mind Persuasion Technology nowadays. DARPA is the main funding behind all this, and the previously mentioned firms like Raytheon are all aboard.

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    Post  Carol Tue Jun 11, 2013 3:04 am

    Thanks Simon.

    Well there you have it. They're up to no good as usual. No


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    Post  magamud Tue Jun 11, 2013 9:26 am

    There up to no good because they follow a false god and delusion. And that delusion will destroy everything on the planet. Its like watching some poor soul addicted to drugs, but thinks there is not a problem. The problem is becoming so apparent that a strong defensive system is put in place to hold the lie together. The defensive system is hyper sensitive with judicious hate justified. Its becoming like a wild animal caught in a corner, thrashing in a primal stage, losing the ability to communicate nor understand reason. They have invested their power into technology without any regard to nature, any regard to life, ambivalent to anything but their lust for authority and order. Poor wretched souls...
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    Post  Brook Tue Jun 11, 2013 10:12 am

    DrSimonAtkins wrote:Carol, all --

    This is electromagnetic 'pulsing'. It's a weapon.
    It can do anything from jam RADAR to create a 'zombie-like' condition in a population if strong enough.

    The Establishment is not about controlling by going door to door. This advanced research is much more 'efficient' in their sick minds.
    It's all about Mind Persuasion Technology nowadays. DARPA is the main funding behind all this, and the previously mentioned firms like Raytheon are all aboard.

    Best,
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    First of all Simon....Welcome to the Mists! Flowers

    It's a pleasure to have you here. I've actually run into some of your information in my research regarding some of this and of course the physics that would propagate in such combined research.


    Now what you say is true. However in the case of this Huntsville event. I don't believe that an EMP weapon "alone" would be a sufficient explanation. My reason for saying this is they would not take a crap in their own backyard.

    Testing a pulse weapon that creates a 10 mile wide radar signature and lasting for 9 hours would certainly effect the electronics of the area. Even in a low pulse magnitude directed as a high altitude electromagnetic pulse in the mid stratosphere would effect in some way the electronic devices within the area. There were no reports of any such thing.

    That kind of testing would probably be centered in some place Like Sandia National labs in New Mexico where they are set up for this kind of testing.

    However I agree this may very well be the case as you point out. But they would not take the risk over a heavily populated area with so many important facilities they have there which seem to be located in Huntsville.

    I made this statement earlier in this thread:

    My opinion, and it is exactly that "an opinion", is they were testing this light bending technology in Tandem with "other technology". So what seemingly was a short event ended up recording a 9 hour radar blob.

    Now using this type of EMP weapon..in tandem with what I have added here in the Light spectrum/photonic technology here:

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-22780651

    http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nature12224.html

    Would make lots of sense if you've been following the current trends of DARPA as I have. Particularly in the Physics department.

    Knowing that DARPA ALSO has a facility that I listed here in the area Photonics/Lasers...it would make great sense what you say....combined with what I pointed to here:

    http://www.themistsofavalon.net/t6534-radar-blob-whatever-it-was-versus-what-we-know-it-wasn-t#93232

    It would virtually "erase" the outcome and more.

    There is this fringe Physicist who worked not only for the CIA, but DARPA as well. He is now being privately funded and made this commented on the report I will extend here:

    Unfortunately, the current set-up may be a little too good at hiding things. “We erased the data-adding event entirely from history, so there’s no way that data could be sent as a useful message to anyone, even a genuine recipient,”
    similar to the signal nonlocality controversy - let's see how this develops
    http://www.nature.com/news/2010/101116/full/news.2010.611.html

    Remember this DARPA funded technology is in Huntsville as well:

    http://www.aos-inc.com/


    http://www.photonics.com/Company.aspx?CompanyID=291


    SO I posture you are half right. And I totally agree with what you've said. But there is more to look at here as to what exactly happened in Huntsville.






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    Post  Brook Tue Jun 11, 2013 10:51 am

    Adding this:

    A demonstration of photon-pair generation from visible to telecom wavelengths may speed the development of quantum networks.

    It has been nearly two decades since quantum computation first captured the imagination of the general public as a potential way to break the toughest cryptographic codes. Now, quantum information systems are becoming a reality, not for code breaking but as code generators whose security is governed by the laws of physics rather than computational complexity. This gives quantum communication systems an advantage over classical systems whose codes could, in principle, always be broken by some clever algorithm or a quantum computer. Yet there is still a key stumbling block to the construction of the quantum internet: transmitting quantum information over long distances. In a paper in Physical Review Letters, Julia Fekete at the Institute of Photonic Sciences, Spain, and colleagues report the first demonstration of a spectrally narrow-band source of photon pairs where one photon can address solid-state quantum memories at visible wavelengths, and the other is at a wavelength where telecommunications systems operate. This is a critical element of a telecom-compatible quantum repeater and therefore brings us one step closer to the realization of a quantum internet.

    As in a classical communication scheme, quantum information can be transmitted using infrared photons in optical fibers. However, photons decay exponentially as they propagate, limiting the maximum communication distances to about 100 kilometers. In classical networks, this problem is solved by using repeaters consisting of photon amplifiers. However, these are not practical in a quantum internet because amplification degrades quantum entanglement. Hence quantum repeaters are needed.

    Such repeaters, like their classical counterparts, divide long communication lines into shorter ones by inserting repeater “nodes.” Entanglement is first established between adjacent nodes using, for example, entangled photon-pair sources. This entanglement “resource” is then purified or “amplified” by performing quantum operations in the nodes. The entanglement can then be extended to nonadjacent nodes, and so on, by entanglement swapping or teleportation, until long distances can be covered. Finally, the quantum information is teleported. In this way the quantum signal is transmitted without exponential degradation and without being amplified. The basic teleportation protocols were demonstrated previously using photons [3, 4]. However, achieving the entanglement amplification, and hence long distance quantum communication, requires that the entanglement resources be stored in quantum memories in each node long enough to test that the fidelity is high enough. Quantum networks of the future will also need to be flexible enough to connect quantum processors of widely different technologies (Fig. 1).



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    In recent years, researchers have made much progress in the construction of long-term quantum memories for photons. For example, systems based on ensembles of quantum units, like atomic vapors and spectral hole burning (SHB) crystals, have shown encouraging results. SHB crystals store information in the form of reversible “notches” that are created in their optical absorption spectra at specific frequencies, and they have shown storage times in excess of seconds [5] and efficiencies up to 69% [6]. The SHB approach has the advantage of being able to store many photon qubits in each crystal [7]. Recently, photons in SHB memories were entangled with telecom photons, proving that quantum internet nodes are possible with this technology [8, 9]. However, there is a problem: quantum memories, like SHB, can only work with photons at a very precise frequency or wavelength. On the other hand, telecom-compatible photo-pair generators create photons whose frequencies span a much broader spectrum. In other words, a large fraction of the spectrum provided by photon-pair generators cannot be processed by existing quantum memories. This limitation has now been overcome by Fekete et al.

    The broad spectrum of photon-pair generators derives from the spontaneous parametric down-conversion (SPDC) process used to produce pairs of entangled photons whose wavelengths differ wildly (i.e., visible vs telecom band): In SPDC, a pump photon is split into two longer wavelength photons with frequency uncertainties that are typically >100 gigahertz. But typical quantum optical memories require the frequency to be specified with precision on the order of tens of megahertz. Of course, optical filtering is possible, but this greatly reduces the number of usable photon pairs that can be generated per second. To overcome this problem, the SPDC can be forced to emit photons with less frequency uncertainty by placing it in a resonant optical cavity so that photon pairs are only generated at frequencies corresponding to narrow cavity resonances [10, 11]. Yet this does not completely eliminate the need for spectral filtering, as the SPDC gain linewidth is so large that multiple optical cavity modes are excited.

    To limit the number of active modes, two approaches have been explored. “Clustering” uses the fact that different wavelengths have different refractive indices so that most of the cavity modes are not triply resonant (i.e., for input and the two output photon wavelengths). Thus the SPDC emits in only a few adjacent or clustered modes [12]. A second approach is to use a very short cavity so that the modes are spaced by a large wavelength gap. Unfortunately, both of these approaches have only worked so far by using output photon wavelengths that were nearly the same. Making one of these methods work for widely different wavelengths is a significant technical challenge that was solved by Fekete et al.

    In their demonstration, Fekete et al. used the clustering approach wherein one photon of each output pair was resonant with a Pr doped Y2SiO5 (Pr:YSO) crystal operating at 606 nanometers (nm), which can function as a high-fidelity quantum memory, and the other photon was well into the telecom band at 1436nm, more than twice the wavelength. The 1436nm photon can then be transmitted down an optical fiber to the next node where the quantum entanglement can be stored in another memory using, for example, measurement-based entanglement [13], as illustrated in Fig. 1.

    Since the Pr:YSO wavelength is farther from the telecom band than most quantum memory technologies, it is clear that the approach can be easily extended to other promising memories such as Tm doped LiNbO3, Nd doped Y2SiO5, Ca+ ions, and atomic rubidium and cesium.

    CESIUM? Take a look at the many uses of Cesium: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesium

    Atomic clocks
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    Atomic clock ensemble at the U.S.
    FOCS-1, a continuous cold caesium fountain atomic clock in Switzerland, started operating in 2004 at an uncertainty of one second in 30 million years

    Caesium-based atomic clocks observe electromagnetic transitions in the hyperfine structure of caesium-133 atoms and use it as a reference point. The first accurate caesium clock was built by Louis Essen in 1955 at the National Physical Laboratory in the UK.[69] Since then, they have been improved repeatedly over the past half-century, and form the basis for standards-compliant time and frequency measurements. These clocks measure frequency with an error of 2 to 3 parts in 1014, which would correspond to a time measurement accuracy of 2 nanoseconds per day, or one second in 1.4 million years. The latest versions are accurate to better than 1 part in 1015, which means they would be off by about 2 seconds since the extinction of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago,and has been regarded as "the most accurate realization of a unit that mankind has yet achieved."

    Consequently, this work represents an important milestone toward the construction of a long-distance quantum internet. The next step would be to combine this photon-pair generator with two remote optical memories, of the same or different technology, and demonstrate entanglement of these memories via telecom fibers. Then the protocol could be extended beyond the nearest-neighbor nodes, eventually including entanglement amplification to enable construction of a long-distance wide-scale quantum internet.

    http://physics.aps.org/articles/v6/62


    Repeater nodes and EMP weapons go hand in hand.....

    With suitable laser pulses, the atom can, in principle, be forced to evolve in a controllable way such that its state depends on the absence of a photon (vacuum) or presence of one or more photons in the cavity. If there is at least one photon in the cavity, and the atom starts in state B, it will end up in state A while pulling out the photon. Conversely, if the cavity is in a vacuum state (empty), the atom will stay in state B, and the cavity stays empty. This setup would allow multiple sequential operations, or could add new photons or extract one photon at a time from an existing cavity field. – David Voss


    http://physics.aps.org/synopsis-for/10.1103/PhysRevLett.110.210504



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    Post  DrSimonAtkins Tue Jun 11, 2013 12:52 pm

    Carol, all friends here --

    Excellent research, insights and ideas posted here. I am impressed.

    Permit me to share more ...

    First, electromagnetic 'pulsing' doesn't come in just "one flavor" like "strawberry" or even in one type of frequency. There is a frequency spectrum, and so the developers of this advanced energy technology can 'pulse'-out different types of electromagnetic fields. Now here is where it gets interesting ...

    Second, JUST like a bio-terrorist could release a smallpox weapon, and the developers could have the protective immunity against the virus, it is similar in EMP: they could develop a 'pulse' in their own backyard (using the analogy, "they are pooping in their own backyard", haha) that literally radiates away from a certain diameter core from site of emittance, thus not harming themselves.

    Magnetic signatures will last in the atmosphere for a period of time. This would likely explain the 9-hours or so in length of time that the RADAR was picking-up on the distributed energy field.

    Third, going back to the type of EMP ... it is not the type where it takes-out all electronics, but it is likely a type where it interferes with cerebral functioning AND moreso, it interrupts the normal, healthy functioning of our own auric (electromagnetic) field.

    In summary, you are correct that this was anything but normal: this is not only completely unnatural, it is toxic, harmful, and illegal.

    There IS an Agenda going on in America (and other countries), and it is most saddening that this weaponry could be used eventually at a much higher magnitude against a population, JUST like Agent Orange was used in the past, or adjuvants have been put in vaccinations to see what they do to children, etc.

    What we have to understand is that the Establishment does not have a conscience. This is beyond ethics or no ethics. This is all about control.
    In the future, if they truly want to disarm Americans, they don't have to go 'door to door'. They can simply emit this type of weaponry to change the mind thought to become lethargic, and to obey orders.

    What do you think REALLY happened in the Boston area in order for it to literally become a martial law region overnight?? MOST people have no awareness that they "allowed" this to happen against their Constitutional Rights. I'm going off subject, but it is all related.

    The "new" way of controlling a population does NOT need any 'shackling of chains' reducing physical movement. It's ALL electromagnetic. Very frightening.

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