Strange Cosmic Ray Hotspots Stalking Southern Skies! "New Scientist"

Originally posted by blackcat99
I hope we are not being 'targeted' by some type of alien weapon -

If an alien race wants us dead, they can do so probably with the flick of a switch and from orbit-- we'd never know what hit us.

Could this event be related to what a satellite detected under the ice in Antarctica and also the time vortex there??

Antartica - Time Vortex Discovered

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or there just lazy

Its pretty interesting. Cosmic rays are known to have a mutative effect on DNA, I wonder if this is the "Change" we have all been waiting for, i hope i get superpowers so i can kick the crap out of all the corrupt P.O.S. out there.

Or it could be from cygnus, there are plenty of crop circles that hint at cygnus "flying overhead" bringing change.

Originally posted by AlwaysStoned
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Such a bad mock up artical, I found the pictures to be stolen from the department of energy photographs taken almost 2 decades ago - completely unreliable and tacky information, author needs shootin'

bery bery interesting....

however, how long have we had this technology that enables us to measure or read or even notice these "hot spots?"

i am no expert but im willing to bet less than 100 years.

perhaps this occurs every 400 years and is nothing new....

i dunno
nice op tho, makes one think

Originally posted by dreams n chains
Fascinating! Thank you for posting this.

yes. rather.. thanks for posting this

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In case you're wondering, the article is not suggesting that these cosmic rays are increasing in intensity, or changing their behavior in some fashion. The rarity of cosmic rays makes them difficult to study; these new measurements are based on new technology and new methods of detecting the rays. They've only recently been deployed, so this is essentially new scientific territory.

I didn't see anything to be worried about. The entire mystery revolves around the source of these rays. Current theories maintain that these can only be created in extremely energetic cosmic events, like a star exploding, or two stars tearing each other apart with gravity.

The thing is, these types of highly energetic events can be seen for thousands of light years away. However the cosmic rays being studied are interacting with our atmosphere in a behavior that, according to our theories, shouldn't happen unless they were extremely close. If they are coming from many light years away, they "should" be appearing in a random scattered pattern, like the haze from a flash light very far away. Powerful magnetic fields which permeate interstellar space, and our own solar system "should" have scattered them, but instead they appear highly coherent and oriented along uniform trajectories.

My 2 cents there. Just trying to add as much clarification as I can, in case people were getting alarmed by all the astro-babble =)

Originally posted by Gorman91
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It's coming from flare stars and pulsars. This article is just fear mongering. There are global cosmic disturbances pointing towards the Earth, and many more that are not.

Sorry but the 'New Scientist Magazine' is world renowned - what you have said is like saying 'The Lancet' is just fear mongering.

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Thankyou for your input - though I still find it concerning especially as they find it mysterious. But I guess they are learning all the time and what they 'don't know' is more than they 'do know' when it comes to space and what appears to be a changing Physics.

Originally posted by vermonster
bery bery interesting....

however, how long have we had this technology that enables us to measure or read or even notice these "hot spots?"

i am no expert but im willing to bet less than 100 years.

perhaps this occurs every 400 years and is nothing new....

i dunno
nice op tho, makes one think

This is along the lines of my thoughts too - I thought perhaps these Rays have always been there but they're just learning how to detect them but surely this would have been thought of and stated????

And it's certainly more interesting than OBL.

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Who says we have Stopped mining it for them...........Think about it.

maybe this is a dumb question or already has been answered, but, when did this all start happening? the cosmic rays crashing into earth and all.

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Blame the Devil ?

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We should get an influx of 'Electric Universe Theory' people on this thread soon. Problem is the micro doesn't apply to the macro, and that's where they are wrong, mass and gravity changes things when mass increases.

Originally posted by ALOSTSOUL
Hmmm how strange.

Could there be some sort of "dark" quasar hidden out in the blackness? I don't know just a guess. I also wonder if there is any connections to the time vortex that are supposedly found in the poles.

ALS

i cant imagine a quasar 0.03 light years away from us...do you have an idea how deadly quasars are?