70,000 years ago a star system flew within 1 LY of our Solar System

[Hashhashin]

Another day, another C's confirmation?

http://www.nbcnews.com/science/space/alien-star-missed-us-less-light-year-scientists-say-n307996

http://arxiv.org/abs/1502.04655

Astronomers say a red dwarf star and its brown dwarf companion passed within a light-year of our own sun 70,000 years ago, moving through the comets in the outer reaches of the Oort Cloud that surrounds our solar system.

The star is known as WISE J072003.20-084651.2, or Scholz's star. Today, it's 20 light-years away from us in the constellation Monoceros. But in a study published by Astrophysical Journal Letters, researchers say it passed right by us at a distance of 5 trillion miles (8 trillion kilometers, or 52,000 astronomical units, or 0.8 light-years). No other star has been known to come that close.

I'd be curious to know what others think, and what the C's know about this event and its impact on our solar system, and our planet.

 

[mkrnhr]

It is a very interesting find indeed. It has been posted on SOTT here: http://www.sott.net/article/292742-The-closest-known-so-far-flyby-of-a-star-to-the-Solar-System

~70000 yrs ago is very recent, and that's only the highest probability according to the numerical simulation that traces back the past trajectory of this star system (it's a binary). The time frame is very interesting because it may correspond to the estimated date of interbreeding with Neanderthal, among other things.

Edit: for example see http://www.nature.com/news/neanderthals-gain-human-neighbour-1.16802

 

[whitecoast]

That's quite interesting when taken in the context of the electrical universe. Given what Pierre's book says about stars being capacitors which are grounded by the near approach of other stars, I wonder what the effect of this star was on our solar system? How does it compare with the sun's theorized companion brown dwarf?


70,000 ago is in the same relative time frame as when the C's said Kantek blew up and the Aryan genetic profile was transferred to earth by 4D STS.


[quote author= C's session September 30 1994]
Q: (L) Is the cluster of fragments in between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter the remains of a planet?
A: Yes.
Q: (L) What was that planet known as?
A: Kantek. Q:
Q: (L) When did that planet break apart into the asteroid belt.
A: 79 thousand years ago approximately.[/quote]


[quote author=C's session October 7 1994]
Q: (L) Now, you say that the father of Jesus was an Aryan. Where did he come from?
A: Palestine.
Q: (L) What is the origin of the Aryan race?
A: 5th planet now know as asteroid belt.
Q: (L) When did they come to earth?
A: 80 thousand years ago? Difficult for us to use your measuring system.[/quote]


I wonder if there is a connection?

 

[Hashhashin]

It is a very interesting find indeed. It has been posted on SOTT here: http://www.sott.net/article/292742-The-closest-known-so-far-flyby-of-a-star-to-the-Solar-System

Damn....I had a quick look but didnt see it, obviously I didnt look hard enough. My apologies.

 

[Thaigrr]

It is a very interesting find indeed. It has been posted on SOTT here: http://www.sott.net/article/292742-The-closest-known-so-far-flyby-of-a-star-to-the-Solar-System

Damn....I had a quick look but didnt see it, obviously I didnt look hard enough. My apologies.

MethodOfMadness, your missing that article enabled me to connect more dots!

"Madness" or not, your "Method" worked for me!

 

[MrEightFive]

Hmm. How about thinking of this in a different way. The paper and all reported studies/research may be fabricated. The event itself never happened as claimed. But it is a way for PTB to prepare now those interested/related to astronomy (or anyone who occasionally even looks at the sky) for potential appearance... of you know what.

 

[MrEightFive]

Note also massive escalation of 'binary system' language in this sort of media.

And also language about dwarfs, dark objects, companions, breakaway stars, lurking rogue planets, etc, etc.
They even suggest that such 'star' may be invisible and 'far away' until it 'flares' massively and thus become visible.

 

[Beau]

Hmm. How about thinking of this in a different way. The paper and all reported studies/research may be fabricated. The event itself never happened as claimed. But it is a way for PTB to prepare now those interested/related to astronomy (or anyone who occasionally even looks at the sky) for potential appearance... of you know what.

Maybe, but to me it seems like the PTB are doing everything they can to keep people ignorant of any incoming cosmic bodies. What makes you think this story is fabricated?

 

[MrEightFive]

Hmm. How about thinking of this in a different way. The paper and all reported studies/research may be fabricated. The event itself never happened as claimed. But it is a way for PTB to prepare now those interested/related to astronomy (or anyone who occasionally even looks at the sky) for potential appearance... of you know what.

Maybe, but to me it seems like the PTB are doing everything they can to keep people ignorant of any incoming cosmic bodies. What makes you think this story is fabricated?

Not stating that it is fabricated per se, can't prove this. Just entertaining some thoughts. Why even do such studies and present them in this way in our current world situation (i.e. how PTB want us it to perceive)? Seems irrelevant.
Also remember 'block who is blockable' approach. They very well may feel that they need present some explanation for those who may be largely unaware, but paying some attention. This give PTB chances to preserve status quo even in case of dramatic turn of cosmic events.
Also see my edited post above, please. It is something I personally noticed for about 6 months now.

[edited: typos]

 

[mkrnhr]

Damn....I had a quick look but didnt see it, obviously I didnt look hard enough. My apologies.

No need to apologize :)

As with any press release, it is important to go to the source and see what it is about really. That's why there is a link to the research paper whenever there is a free version available. In this case however the work is well described: why this particular system got attention, what has be done with the available data and what were the conclusions. As usual, there are some unsubstantiated claims like the one about the close approach not having disturbed the Oort cloud. There is no way to say if it was the case or not. It is for the readers that we are to try to connect the dots through other sources (geology, archaeology, history, etc.) which are most likely not among the interests of the authors :)

 

[Mildain]

Interestingly, the "Toba" eruption occurred 74,000 years ago. This puts it in the timeframe that this alleged star system came into close proximity with Sol. I remember Pierre talking about how electrical discharges, volcanic eruptions, and comets are connected in some way that explained very well in one of the radio shows from last year. I can't recall right now which show it is, but I believe he mentioned that it is in the book that he wrote, the human-cosmic connection.

This, combined with what the C's have said, and what some of you guys have said, makes a very interesting connection, at least in my mind ...

http://toba.arch.ox.ac.uk/project.htm