rapalixi - the Sinking of Atlantis
the Sinking of Atlantis

"Remember, if you don't stand up for something, you'll fall for just about anything..."

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1 month ago
It/All Smiles At Us!

It/All Smiles at Us!


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1 month ago
Strolling To The Arc Onna Cloudy Day, Probably Even Before Lighthouses

Strolling to the Arc onna Cloudy Day, probably even before Lighthouses


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1 month ago
Remembering Ministry, Audiobbly

Remembering Ministry, Audiobbly

Remembering Ministry, Audiobbly

Live at Wacken, 2012


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1 month ago
STARLINK INCIDENT IS NOT WHAT WE THOUGHT: It Never Made Sense. On Feb. 3rd, 2022, SpaceX Launched A
STARLINK INCIDENT IS NOT WHAT WE THOUGHT: It Never Made Sense. On Feb. 3rd, 2022, SpaceX Launched A

STARLINK INCIDENT IS NOT WHAT WE THOUGHT: It never made sense. On Feb. 3rd, 2022, SpaceX launched a batch of 49 Starlinks to low-Earth orbit--something they had done many times before. This time was different, though. Almost immediately, dozens of the new satellites began to fall out of the sky.

At the time, SpaceX offered this explanation: "Unfortunately, the satellites deployed on Thursday (Feb. 3rd) were significantly impacted by a geomagnetic storm on Friday, (Feb. 4th)."

A more accurate statement might have read "...impacted by a very minor geomagnetic storm." The satellites flew into a storm that barely registered on NOAA scales: It was a G1, the weakest possible, unlikely to cause a mass decay of satellites. Something about "The Starlink Incident" was not adding up.

Space scientists Scott McIntosh and Robert Leamon of Lynker Space, Inc., have a new and different idea: "The Terminator did it," says McIntosh.

Not to be confused with the killer robot, McIntosh's Terminator is an event on the sun that helps explain the mysterious progression of solar cycles. Four centuries after Galileo discovered sunspots, researchers still cannot accurately predict the timing and strength of the sun's 11-year solar cycle. Even "11 years" isn't real; observed cycles vary from less than 9 years to more than 14 years long.

Above: Oppositely charged bands of magnetism march toward the sun's equator where they "terminate" one another, kickstarting the next solar cycle. [more]

McIntosh and Leamon realized that forecasters had been overlooking something. There is a moment that happens every 11 years or so when opposing magnetic fields from the sun's previous and upcoming solar cycles collide. They called this moment, which signals the death of the old cycle, "The Termination Event."

After a Termination Event, the sun roars to life–"like a hot stove where someone suddenly turns the burner on," McIntosh likes to say. Solar ultraviolet radiation abruptly jumps to a higher level, heating the upper atmosphere and dramatically increasing aerodynamic drag on satellites.

This plot supports what McIntosh and Leamon are saying:

The histogram shows the number of objects falling out of Earth orbit each year since 1975. Vertical dashed lines mark Termination Events. There's an uptick in satellite decay around the time of every Terminator, none bigger than 2022.

As SpaceX was assembling the doomed Starlinks of Group 4-7 in early 2022, they had no idea that the Terminator Event had, in fact, just happened. Unwittingly, they launched the satellites into a radically altered near-space environment. "Some of our satellite partners said it was just pea soup up there," says Leamon.

SpaceX wasn't the only company hit hard. Capella Space also struggled in 2022 to keep its constellation of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellites in orbit.

“The atmospheric density in low Earth orbit was 2 to 3 times more than expected,” wrote Capella Space's Scott Shambaugh in a paper entitled Doing Battle With the Sun. “This increase in drag threatened to prematurely de-orbit some of our spacecraft." Indeed, many did deorbit earlier than their 3-year design lifetimes.

The Terminator did it? It makes more sense than a tiny storm.


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1 month ago

When technology simply did what it was supposed to, long before it got stupid...

rapalixi - the Sinking of Atlantis
1 month ago

Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody (High Quality)

1 month ago

lou reed - dirty blvd.

-ax and TOS

1 month ago
From Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes, A Journal Of An Arcturian Observer
From Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes, A Journal Of An Arcturian Observer

from Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes, a journal of an Arcturian Observer

(All these things, that I am: sorry.)

From Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes, A Journal Of An Arcturian Observer

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1 month ago
Happy!

Happy!


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1 month ago

Multi_media Artist | Karlequin Arts

Karlequin Arts
Karlequin Arts
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Multi_media Artist | Karlequin Arts

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1 month ago
rapalixi - the Sinking of Atlantis

GEOMAGNETIC STORM WATCH (G2): Moderate (G2) geomagnetic storms are possible on April 22-23 when a co-rotating interaction region (CIR) is expected to hit Earth's magnetic field. CIRs are transition zones between fast- and slow-moving streams of solar wind; they contain enhanced magnetic fields akin to those of CMEs. Sky watchers across Canada and northern-tier US states from New York to Washington should be alert for auroras. Aurora alerts: SMS Text.

A LARGE HOLE IN THE SUN'S ATMOSPHERE: A large hole in the sun's atmosphere is facing Earth and spewing a stream of fast-moving solar wind directly toward our planet. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory photographed the opening, which stretches almost a million kilometers across the sun's southern hemisphere:

This is a "coronal hole"--a vast region in the sun's atmosphere where magnetic fields have opened up, allowing solar wind to escape. The hole looks dark because hot gas normally contained there is missing. It's on its way to Earth.

At the top of the page, we predicted a CIR (co-rotating interaction region) would hit Earth on on April 22nd. This giant hole is the driving force behind it. Fast solar wind flowing from the hole is compressing slower-moving solar wind in front of it, creating CME-like shock waves and magnetic fields that comprise the CIR.

G2-class geomagnetic storms are likely when the CIR reaches Earth. 


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1 month ago
Launching From The Submerged Temple
Launching From The Submerged Temple
Launching From The Submerged Temple

Launching from the submerged Temple


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1 month ago
Down, Beneath The Ocean
Down, Beneath The Ocean

Down, beneath the Ocean


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1 month ago
Amaterasu-O-Kami Steps Out Of The Cave, Enticed Irresistably By The Erotic & Comedic Dancing Of Mirya

Amaterasu-O-Kami steps out of the Cave, enticed irresistably by the erotic & comedic dancing of Mirya Magdalene!


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1 month ago
Mistic Passages

Mistic Passages


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1 month ago
Samurai Armor For A Ghost Warrior

Samurai Armor for a Ghost Warrior


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1 month ago
420 Easter 2025
420 Easter 2025
420 Easter 2025

420 Easter 2025


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1 month ago
An Ode To The Spirit Of Wildness
An Ode To The Spirit Of Wildness
An Ode To The Spirit Of Wildness

An Ode to the Spirit of Wildness


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1 month ago
Easter Eggs, Found...
Easter Eggs, Found...
Easter Eggs, Found...

Easter eggs, found...


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1 month ago
Easter, 2025

Easter, 2025


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1 month ago
Nuestra Senora De Los Angeles

Nuestra Senora de los Angeles


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1 month ago

Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (50th Anniversary) [2023 Remaster...

1 month ago

What I wanna be when I "grow up"...

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1 month ago
GEOMAGNETIC GROUND CURRENTS IN NORTH AMERICA: Space Weather Isn't All About The Sky. It's In The Ground,

GEOMAGNETIC GROUND CURRENTS IN NORTH AMERICA: Space weather isn't all about the sky. It's in the ground, too. On April 16th, a severe geomagnetic storm caused electricity to flow through the rocks and soil of North America. Red zones in this animated map from NOAA show where voltages were greatest:

This 10-minute animation shows North American ground currents at the apex of the April 16th G4 geomagnetic storm

Geoelectric voltages were more than 70 times normal in the Appalachian mountain range, northern Minnesota, and northwestern Canada. Texas and other western US states were relatively unscathed.

Researchers track ground currents because in extreme cases they can cause power outages like the Great Québec Blackout of March 13, 1989. This week's storm wasn't intense or long-lasting enough to bring down power grids, but NOAA's maps show where power stations are most vulnerable.

"Generally, geoelectric amplitudes are high over metamorphic rock, such as in the Appalachians and northern Minnesota," explains Jeffrey Love of the US Geological Survey (USGS). "They are usually low over sedimentary rock such as in Texas and northwest of the Appalachians."


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1 month ago

Very simple:

Eliminate all health & welfare support;

Undermine all judiciary interference;

Replace all facets of Education with unresistable Brainwashing;

Eliminate the population in subtle stages: first the "illegal"s, then racial selection, then those who don't fit the determined "norm", basically& eventually anyone who seems resistant to the "program"; mass extermination will reduce remaining resistance, easing the pressure of "too many people to control"; then replacing the population with docile slaves fathered by the mindlessly deformed predators, grooming & controlling the freaks' growth with only what the Program allows: voila! The "master race"! (aka Project 2025)

On the other hand, this particular world system we have been born into, is simply doing what world systems do. & the life-forms it's hosting are behaving quite naturally, assuring this world-system's perseverance...

Though not necessarily "their own"!


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