Altair said:Just wondering whether the recent uproar about discovery of a new planet in the solar system has something to do with the approaching sun companion. Kind of desensitization of public mind regarding the approaching companion. And when it appears: "Oh, just another "planet"... Don't worry about that."
bjorn said:[quote author=Peam]Other dimensional plant based amateurs? If they were amateurs I wonder what the professionals are up to. And what do they eat I wonder.
Session 6 February 2016
Q: (L) So one thing is connected to another, which triggers something else, which... And it's just basically creating like this perfect storm of things on the Earth. Now, we read something that a guy posted on the forum a week or so ago about heating of the upper atmosphere, the stratosphere, and that there would be an inversion. Obviously, if there was an inversion with heating on the top, then that would make things very hot on the bottom. My understanding was that the way things happens is that there's a cooling of the upper atmosphere due to the comet dust and other things. It's compressing the troposphere which is heating because of the heat within the Earth, gases, volcanic eruptions, greenhouse effect from CFCs, and so on.
(Pierre) And reduced solar activity also reduces the temperature.
(L) So all these things work together. The thing that was interesting to me about it was that this inversion idea, a sudden and rapid inversion, seems to be something that could explain things like the flash-freezing of mammoths in Siberia 10K or so years ago or BC or whatever. Is that what we're looking forward to?
A: Indeed!
Q: (L) So that is kinda like the reason for sudden glacial rebound? A temperature inversion of layers of the atmosphere?
A: Yes
Session 27 February 2016
(Pierre) Well, I wanted to ask about this inversion that we talked about previously. My theory is that what caused the frozen mammoths and what may cause the sudden drop in temperature was some kind of Super Derecho: basically, the jet stream being deviated towards the surface of the Earth. Does it make any sense?
(L) What?
(Andromeda) You're asking if the sudden drop of temperature is because the jet stream drops towards the Earth?
(Pierre) Yeah.
(L) That it suddenly goes lower. It gets pushed down.
(Pierre) Well...
A: That is very close!
"The coldest part of the earth is not at the north or south pole.
It is just 35 mils or 185,000 feet straight above us, where temperatures can fall to 140 degrees below zero.
A thin band of air called the ozone layer has been the only thing protecting the people of the earth.
Until now..."
"The solar eclipse seems to have had an unexpected impact on the mesosphere; it caused a sudden and violent further drop in temperatures, triggering an increase in air density. The ozone which usually provides a buffer between us and the mesosphere was too weak to handle it, due to damage from man-made pollutants. The atmospheric pressure created a rift in the ozone. Now, as you know, hot air rises and cold air drops. The mesospheric air that leaked through the ozone rift created a funnel straight down to the pacific ocean. Now we suspect that a very deadly cold front was born."