Session 1 November 2025

[Gaby]

The large comet cluster on its 3600-year orbit? The C's have said that the largest comet in it has a diameter of about 900 miles (1450 km), which is larger than a dwarf planet like Ceres:

Or perhaps it's the entire cluster itself acting initially as a single body?

September 30th, 1994

Q: (L) What body were the Sumerians talking about when they described the Planet of the crossing or Nibiru?

A: Comets.

Q: (L) This body of comets?

A: Yes.

Q: (L) Does this cluster of comets appear to be a single body?

A: Yes.

Q: (L) Is this the same object that is rumored to be on its way here at the present time?

A: Yes.

Q: (L) Who were the Annunaki?

 

[axj]

Or perhaps it's the entire cluster itself acting initially as a single body?

Yes, there may be several or even dozens of dwarf planet sized comets in it, as well as many more smaller ones.

 

[Persej]

Here they also mentioned a distant body but didn't want to confirm that it's a cometary cluster. Perhaps there is something else out there?

(Pierre) Related question: We've witnessed over the past few days several X-class solar flares. I wanted to know if this unusual solar activity was triggered by an incoming cometary cluster related to Nemesis?

A: Check planetary alignments and factor in distant body

Q: (L) So something was just lining up.

(Pierre) And easing the discharge.

(Joe) Planetary alignments.

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[Gaby]

Here they also mentioned a distant body but didn't want to confirm that it's a cometary cluster. Perhaps there is something else out there?

It could have been a comet aligning. However, that session was from 2017, which relatively speaking, was less stormy compared to recent years:

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They're all very recent.

Check out the geomagnetic storms, we're in a 20 year record:

Post in thread 'Sol (Sun) and its phenomena'

Yesterday at 11:12 AM

Here's a summary of the year and how it compares to the last 20 years. Still nothing like 2003, but still. Coronal holes are the dominant feature in the sun this year.

The number of days with magnetic storms in 2025 was the highest in 10 years. The total number of geomagnetically disturbed days has reached a 20-year high.

The number of days with magnetic storms and the total number of geomagnetically disturbed days in 2025 significantly exceeded last year's figures and became one of the largest in the last 2 decades. Over the past 358 days since the...

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The number of days with magnetic storms in 2025 was the highest in 10 years. The total number of geomagnetically disturbed days has reached a 20-year high.

The number of days with magnetic storms and the total number of geomagnetically disturbed days in 2025 significantly exceeded last year's figures and became one of the largest in the last 2 decades. Over the past 358 days since the beginning of the year, magnetic storms have been observed in 69 cases compared to 44 cases in 2024. Even more significant was the increase in the total number of days with geomagnetic disturbances, in which the Kp index reached a value of 4 or higher (yellow and red levels). There were 164 of them against 94, which is 75% more.

Comparable and high values in the number of days with magnetic storms were last achieved in 2015 (79 cases) and 2016 (69 cases), that is, 10 years ago. At the same time, the value of 2016 will almost certainly be blocked for the rest of the week of the year: a large coronal hole continues to act on the Earth, and the necessary storm may occur today. In terms of the total number of geomagnetically disturbed days, the last time higher values (169 days) were observed was only in 2005, that is, 20 years ago.

The main factor influencing the increase in the number of storms was the unusually large number of coronal holes in the Sun, the massive formation of which began in the first months of the year. If few people knew the term "coronal holes" last year, now these structures completely dominate the information agenda, overshadowing outbursts and other phenomena of solar activity. Since there are no signs of a systemic decrease in the number of coronal holes or a decrease in their size yet, it can be expected that at least the first months of the coming 2026 will continue to be significantly influenced by them, and the increased number of magnetic storms will remain for the time being.

 

[Bluegazer]

I just had a thought that EVERY time they (4D STS) attempt to do just that, it inevitably causes THEM more problems. Maybe they end up writing themselves out of history? That could be embarrassing.

It's the point of no return. They're going to implode, and their fate is that of a black hole. The C's have already said it: their race is dying, and they're desperate to fix that.