global flashing lights phenomena intensifies ..
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Kadam303
Jedi
update:
more from Canada and more locations .
i have even my own, on the sauna i go in Wroclaw/Poland. (only one lamp)
wonder if this is holes in magnetosphere making direct impact on led lamps?
and i also wonder if it programs the recipients for some later mission ..
what do you think ?
i have even my own, on the sauna i go in Wroclaw/Poland. (only one lamp)
wonder if this is holes in magnetosphere making direct impact on led lamps?
and i also wonder if it programs the recipients for some later mission ..
what do you think ?
ToxicCoward
Jedi
One of possible reasons is that there is not enough voltage provided by the grid.
Unpredictable wind from wind farms, more and more fast chargers for electric vehicles.
It could be earth changes too or multiple factors at once.
www.ledmyplace.com
According to this site common street lamp LEDs work at 120V - 277V range.
If grid cannot provide stable 120V then LEDs has to wait 1 or more cycles until its capacitor charges enough for it to light. After it lights on its capacitor discharges and it has to wait again until it fully charges.
How to recreate such LED flashing at home?
No easy way i can think of. But there is youtube. You can watch some videos of people having dimmers installed at their own homes. While those would work with almost any conventional light bulb they had issues with cheap LED lights.
Epilepsy warning: You can see some examples when you write "dimmer", "led", "flashing", "blinking" into youtube search field i won't link examples because of epilepsy risk.
I had one such dimmer build before LED-s were common. Putting LED into socket and using dimmer at values other to 100% (or very close to 100%) would result in very heavy flicker, so i am sure that at least some people with dimmers do not fake their videos.
Conventional light bulbs are more more immune to voltage drops - those things would just dim a little bit.
How to recreate such conventional light bulb dim at home?
Take any device that requires a lot of energy such as electric kettle. At moment it starts.stops heating light bulb in same room should dim/brighten a little bit (sometimes it will take only few hz until it goes back). Use sunglasses or something to stare at light bulb the moment kettle turns on or off.
Unpredictable wind from wind farms, more and more fast chargers for electric vehicles.
It could be earth changes too or multiple factors at once.
What Voltage Do LED Street Lights Use?
LEDMyPlace offers top-quality LED lighting for residential, commercial, and industrial lighting needs. Buy energy-efficient products, fast shipping, long warranties, and unbeatable prices.
www.ledmyplace.com
If grid cannot provide stable 120V then LEDs has to wait 1 or more cycles until its capacitor charges enough for it to light. After it lights on its capacitor discharges and it has to wait again until it fully charges.
How to recreate such LED flashing at home?
No easy way i can think of. But there is youtube. You can watch some videos of people having dimmers installed at their own homes. While those would work with almost any conventional light bulb they had issues with cheap LED lights.
Epilepsy warning: You can see some examples when you write "dimmer", "led", "flashing", "blinking" into youtube search field i won't link examples because of epilepsy risk.
I had one such dimmer build before LED-s were common. Putting LED into socket and using dimmer at values other to 100% (or very close to 100%) would result in very heavy flicker, so i am sure that at least some people with dimmers do not fake their videos.
Conventional light bulbs are more more immune to voltage drops - those things would just dim a little bit.
How to recreate such conventional light bulb dim at home?
Take any device that requires a lot of energy such as electric kettle. At moment it starts.stops heating light bulb in same room should dim/brighten a little bit (sometimes it will take only few hz until it goes back). Use sunglasses or something to stare at light bulb the moment kettle turns on or off.
Kadam303
Jedi
Hi :)One of possible reasons is that there is not enough voltage provided by the grid.
Unpredictable wind from wind farms, more and more fast chargers for electric vehicles.
It could be earth changes too or multiple factors at once.
According to this site common street lamp LEDs work at 120V - 277V range.What Voltage Do LED Street Lights Use?
LEDMyPlace offers top-quality LED lighting for residential, commercial, and industrial lighting needs. Buy energy-efficient products, fast shipping, long warranties, and unbeatable prices.
If grid cannot provide stable 120V then LEDs has to wait 1 or more cycles until its capacitor charges enough for it to light. After it lights on its capacitor discharges and it has to wait again until it fully charges.
How to recreate such LED flashing at home?
No easy way i can think of. But there is youtube. You can watch some videos of people having dimmers installed at their own homes. While those would work with almost any conventional light bulb they had issues with cheap LED lights.
Epilepsy warning: You can see some examples when you write "dimmer", "led", "flashing", "blinking" into youtube search field i won't link examples because of epilepsy risk.
I had one such dimmer build before LED-s were common. Putting LED into socket and using dimmer at values other to 100% (or very close to 100%) would result in very heavy flicker, so i am sure that at least some people with dimmers do not fake their videos.
Conventional light bulbs are more more immune to voltage drops - those things would just dim a little bit.
How to recreate such conventional light bulb dim at home?
Take any device that requires a lot of energy such as electric kettle. At moment it starts.stops heating light bulb in same room should dim/brighten a little bit (sometimes it will take only few hz until it goes back). Use sunglasses or something to stare at light bulb the moment kettle turns on or off.
yes that is very possible, in some cases likely but this means there is a giant kettle somewhere doing this all .
ToxicCoward
Jedi
Hello.
It is true that my example only works on smaller scale - example was to prove that it is possible for LEDs to weirdly flash without supernatural.
It is hard to pinpoint whether someone/something decided to suck all possible energy across whole country or grid is failing due to lack of maintenance or earth changes are causing all that stuff.
When it comes to video from post #6:
>blue ponds from rain
Algae maybe?
Examples of weird colors due to algae:
Video Beach glows with bioluminescent algae
Bioluminescent algae lights up the beach in a dazzling display for beachgoers on the south coast of New South Wales, Australia.
abcnews.go.com
Marine algae turned Scotland's water bright blue
Scientists confirm a microscopic cell is behind the phenomenon that turned the west coast sea turquoise.
www.bbc.com
Girlfriend was out dog walking and found this weird red puddle. What is it?
by u/dawbb in whatisthisthing
> Blinking sky
I do not know. I guess earth changes, or maybe some meteors?
> @3:40 truck driver witnessing blinking lights & @4:17 dock
Truck driver video starts here:
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> @6:36 flightradar24 maps
I do not know is that numbers of private jets is a lot or not.
It would be nice if author of that video were to compare his data with same day a year ago.
Deneb
Jedi
Well, titles like: milions at risk, urgent, something big is happening, san andreas about to make a move, is sun falling apart are an fine example of gaslighting the public, some people are simply addicted to this type of content, believing it or not they perversely enjoy thrill of it while the author is monetizing
Kadam303
Jedi
Don't focus on titles.
he is documenting the phenomena decently, whatever it means it is clearly something .
like this lovely ball lightning. Ball lightning caught on camera in Nashville, Tennessee on April 30
. of course author are monetize and do click baits but i think we can look beyond that? or not?
Kadam303
Jedi
but still we cant explain this global occurrence that is increasing and getting weirder.
can range from shity light quality >> up to some programming via led flashing lights. >> losing magnetosphere etc.
i remain curious
Wandering Star
The Living Force
Many times, you may have been walking down the street and then noticed streetlights begin to experience interference or even go out altogether. In all these cases, you always thought it was a normal occurrence or that the electrical current, or even the light bulb itself, was not working properly. This situation, in principle, is nothing unusual. However, it may be surprising that this event occurs more frequently, and even stranger is that it always happens to the same people.
Cases of this type lack a rational explanation and have been dubbed the SLI (Street Light Interference) Effect, which, literally translated from English, means "interference of street lights." This name was coined by Hilary Evans, an author of paranormal studies, to denote the supposed ability of certain people to turn on or off security lights on streets or buildings just as they pass by them. Those who cause them are called sliders (the English term for people who turn off their lights), while in several Spanish-speaking countries they are called streetlight switchers.
What is it about?
The SLI effect consists of the ability, usually involuntary, of certain people to interfere with the normal operation of street lighting. These events can result in lights turning off, on, or changing intensity when those causing the phenomenon approach them.
The effects can occur with a single streetlight or, as has been proven, with several lights at once. Less common is the occurrence of an entire row of streetlights gradually turning off as someone passes by, only to turn on as the individual moves away.
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From time to time I cause that effect in the lights and I find it funny.
Perhaps many more people have a personal field that can produce these effects without knowing it.
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