Auroras in Nebraska: the sign I've been looking for

When I started to connect the dots between prophecies, chanelled messages, solar activity and decrease of the magnetosphere due to the magnetic pole reversal, this is one of the first things that I thought would happen to indicate more serious events would follow. I might be mistaken, but if I'm not we're going to start seeing auroras far away from the poles more and more often.

Source: www.spaceweather.com...

Can you please explain in a little further detail, for those of us not upto date on the technicals of auroras?

Why does this signal something unique?

Can you provide more detail?

reply to post by Deny777


I had visualized so much Sun/SOL activity interacting with EA*RTH the entire EA*RTH seen a Aurora globally LIKE A GLOW. So I to agree many may see them more then in their usual northern regions. Very interesting times.

reply to post by MentorsRiddle


Auroras are caused by the solar wind where the Earth's magnetic filed is weaker, usually at the poles. For it to happen as far from the North Pole as Nebraska, it means there's a hole in the magnetic field as described in the referenced article at spaceweather.com. If this keeps happening, and I think it will because as far as my knowledge goes we're in the middle of a pole reversal, combined with increased solar activity, we can expect a number of unpleasant scenarios, from mild communications disrupture all the way to doomsday-like events.

I've seen auroras directly overhead as far south as the NY/PA border before when I lived there. Not unheard of.

Sunspot AR1429 is about to turn back twoard earth again this week so we may see some more if this thing stays active. Here is a thread reguarding this sunspot.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

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Very interesting, do you get your visualizations through some sort of clarvoyance? The picture you've described seems very feasible to me. I am sorry that I get excited over things that might cause despair to others, but I have a feeling that mankind's ascension will happen in the midst of a unique and exquisite show of lights, that will be called doomsday by a lot of people. Interesting times indeed

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we're going to start seeing auroras far away from the poles more and more often.

Like last year?

m.journalstar.com...

Or 2004?

www.extremeinstability.com...

No offense (you haven't had any in decades) but if I were you, Bub, I would be more concerned with that Football Team From Hell of yours.

Just sayin'

I live in central Florida. In 1998 we saw Northern Lights it lasted for two nights. The world didn't end but wow what an amazing thing to have witnessed.

i remember reading in the book in my sig, she mentioned we will know we're close when the sky turns green, just curious if this is what NoEyes meant. hmmm...

Aren't there historical instances of auroras being seen as far south as Miami in the US? I do know that one was filmed in northern Alabama as recently as November of last year.

Originally posted by jefwane
Aren't there historical instances of auroras being seen as far south as Miami in the US?

Yes and several others in So, USA too.

Originally posted by jefwane
I do know that one was filmed in northern Alabama as recently as November of last year.

Thread killer, shamey on you.

Originally posted by jefwane
Aren't there historical instances of auroras being seen as far south as Miami in the US? I do know that one was filmed in northern Alabama as recently as November of last year.

sure it happened many times before, but i would venture a guess it never happened in recorded history this regularly?

Originally posted by jefwane
Aren't there historical instances of auroras being seen as far south as Miami in the US? I do know that one was filmed in northern Alabama as recently as November of last year.

Originally posted by LittleBlackEagle

sure it happened many times before, but i would venture a guess it never happened in recorded history this regularly?

You're wrong, look it up.

Originally posted by Deny777
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Very interesting, do you get your visualizations through some sort of clarvoyance?

I am not sure, I sometimes just think deep and then start to see what I am thinking about. Not as if I am manifesting the visuals they just sorta come in and somehow I see the potential for EA*RTH glowing. I dont know if its end times related or beginning or ascension. But after observing the EA*RTH and SOL and keeping in mind the radiation in the air the glow came into visual within the conscious of the EA*RTH atmosphere being radiation energized and then interacting with CME release concentrate. I think if this glow does happen globally its a sign to those who may have been left in the unknown by some who may feel they are in the know to become more AWARE of the cosmic influences upon EA*RTH.

Originally posted by TwoEggz

Originally posted by jefwane
Aren't there historical instances of auroras being seen as far south as Miami in the US? I do know that one was filmed in northern Alabama as recently as November of last year.

Originally posted by LittleBlackEagle

sure it happened many times before, but i would venture a guess it never happened in recorded history this regularly?

You're wrong, look it up.

a link would be nice when telling someone they are wrong.

Like I've said, it's the sign I've been looking for, but I agree that by itself it really doesn't mean anything, and I'm well aware of that. However if auroras start happening far from the poles more frequently I guess my predictions of what would happen when weakened magnetosphere meets increased solar activiity would be confirmed.

Originally posted by Deny777

Like I've said, it's the sign I've been looking for,

Originally posted by Deny777
but I agree that by itself it really doesn't mean anything,

Originally posted by Deny777and I'm well aware of that.

Originally posted by Deny777
However

Originally posted by Deny777
if auroras start happening far from the poles more frequently I guess

Originally posted by Deny777
my predictions of what would happen when weakened magnetosphere meets increased solar activiity would be confirmed.

Not really.

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Please enlighten me, why not?