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Or lets say, the Earth communication took 330 days to reach the unknown target. It took the other presence (whatever it may be) maybe only one day to send a response and for us to receive it. So you see, there are many possibilities. But doing the math according to splitting the 331 day communication turnaround, there is nothing there in space that we "know" about. Unless, its a huge spaceship or a fleet of them floating around going about their next destination. Given they have "knowledge" of our impending collapse of the magnetosphere, they probably were already here in the past, took measurements and proceeded on their way.
Originally posted by miniatus
Originally posted by sheeplearepeople
reply to post by r2d246
Ya but he said that it would happen really fast like 60 days which is why it would cause the van allen belts to fall or whatever???
I think that's Druscilla's point against Dr. Sal. There is significant evidence that polar shifts have happened. There is absolutely no evidence that they cause anything remotely catastrophic.
Absolutely .. Scientists have even narrowed down a time period for when they believe the last one took place, and there's physical evidence to back up the hypothesis .. I think it's pretty well accepted that it has happened
and will happen again.. but there's no evidence that it will be a cataclysmic event
Originally posted by miniatus
Originally posted by Kratos40
Originally posted by roadgravel
reply to post by Kratos40
Of course on their end. But the 331 days sounds like NASA is using comm as we know it. I would think there would have to be a relay in use.
Or lets say, the Earth communication took 330 days to reach the unknown target. It took the other presence (whatever it may be) maybe only one day to send a response and for us to receive it. So you see, there are many possibilities. But doing the math according to splitting the 331 day communication turnaround, there is nothing there in space that we "know" about. Unless, its a huge spaceship or a fleet of them floating around going about their next destination. Given they have "knowledge" of our impending collapse of the magnetosphere, they probably were already here in the past, took measurements and proceeded on their way.
Or, more likely in my mind... it's simply not true
There's no evidence that a pole shift will have any of the described effects .. it's already happened before.. given that fact, it really takes the whole claim apart as far as I'm concerned.. including the communication aspect.
I'll also say that if this really were such a huge leak of information it would have already been taken offline.. plain and simple.
Originally posted by lunarcartographer
"Under funding from NASA's Institute for Advanced Concepts, TUI is currently investigating a novel concept for remediating the radiation belts to improve the safety and reliability of manned and unmanned missions in Earth orbit. The High Voltage Orbiting Long Tether (HiVOLT) System, illustrated in Figure 1 below, will utilize long, lightweight, conducting structures deployed in the radiation belts and charged to very high voltages to scatter the energetic radiation particles, causing them to leave the radiation belts. Preliminary analyses indicate that a HiVOLT System can reduce the MeV particle flux in the inner electron belt to 1% of its natural levels within about two months."
www.tethers.com...
Originally posted by AgentSmith
Fantastic, hundreds of thousands of scientists in space agencies around the world including NASA can't be trusted but the minute someone claims to be from the (evil) NASA (that can't be trusted) and posts a video on YouTube with an identity that can't be verified people just can't get enough of it.
The difference, the You Tube video entrepreneur is bringing people what they want to hear - the news they've been waiting for.. That everyone's going to die. How sad when your life is so crap and insignificant you comb the Internet every day hoping for news the end is coming and at the slightest hint get that tingly feeling you get when excited.edit on 12-8-2012 by AgentSmith because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Kratos40
Originally posted by Ilyich
Originally posted by Kratos40
reply to post by roadgravel
To suspend disbelief for a moment, lets assume this is true. If NASA sent out a message out to a region of space and got a response back in some 331 days as alleged. Plausibly, there could be communication arrays floating around well beyond the our Solar System that utilize Quantum Entanglement to speed up the process.
Do a little research and you will find that even here on Earth, scientists are currently researching this and have actually been able to expand the reach of such communication little by little. So can you imagine for a moment, that a civilization that would theoretically be eons more advanced than us, using such technology?
At 24, 500 odd AU they are in the solar sytem chap. That's how far a message two ways can travel at light speed.
You are still referring to light speed. Quantum Entanglement communication supercedes the speed of light. Here is some reading for you as a start:
en.wikipedia.org...
Once you understand the math and the theory, then you will have one of those "Wow!" moments.
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But apocalyptic SyFy channel movies to the contrary, nobody should worry about waking up one morning to geomagnetic havoc, says Bogue. “To geologists a polarity reversal is a nearly instantaneous thing that changes a global feature of the Earth — it’s really a spectacular phenomenon,” he says. “But if you were alive when it was happening, it probably wouldn’t be that big a deal.”
Originally posted by Ilyich
It's pretty hard to make guesses of ancient radiation dumps, because it decays. How are we to know this hasn't happened in the past? Hell for all we know once some odd billions or trillions of years earth turns back into a fireball of molten rock and recycles completely.
We do not know everything, we like to think we do, but we do not. This is plausible, maybe not a complete collapse of the van allen belt as everyone thinks. Our magnetosphere both holds and repels the van allen belt. If the field is capable of becoming unstable to a degree the van allen belt is released, I would think it would move in every direction. It's size, and close proximity to the earth being the problem. I would also suspect, the magnetosphere would not collapse completely, rather areas where radiation could come through.
Originally posted by Kratos40
This plasma field shields us from cosmic radiation, but at the same time, if somehow our magnetosphere fails us, the Van Allen radiation can hurt us to a certain extent.edit on 12-8-2012 by Kratos40 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by miniatus
Originally posted by AgentSmith
Fantastic, hundreds of thousands of scientists in space agencies around the world including NASA can't be trusted but the minute someone claims to be from the (evil) NASA (that can't be trusted) and posts a video on YouTube with an identity that can't be verified people just can't get enough of it.
The difference, the You Tube video entrepreneur is bringing people what they want to hear - the news they've been waiting for.. That everyone's going to die. How sad when your life is so crap and insignificant you comb the Internet every day hoping for news the end is coming and at the slightest hint get that tingly feeling you get when excited.edit on 12-8-2012 by AgentSmith because: (no reason given)
So true ... I've noticed that trend.. people tend to disregard anything NASA says and calls them a bunch of liars when it doesn't jive with their preconceived notions.. but the moment someone claims to be from NASA and feeds them what they want to hear, they eat it up and think wow this must be true.. he's from NASA!
This no precedence for his claims to be even remotely true.. and his identity can't be verified... he conveniently said he's going away after this as well so no follow up questions.. and I'm still having a big issue with the fact that if this were remotely true and he's "leaking" information.. why it would still be on youtube in the first place... no logic in any of that.
Reversals are the rule, not the exception. Earth has settled in the last 20 million years into a pattern of a pole reversal about every 200,000 to 300,000 years, although it has been more than twice that long since the last reversal. A reversal happens over hundreds or thousands of years, and it is not exactly a clean back flip. Magnetic fields morph and push and pull at one another, with multiple poles emerging at odd latitudes throughout the process. Scientists estimate reversals have happened at least hundreds of times over the past three billion years. And while reversals have happened more frequently in "recent" years, when dinosaurs walked Earth a reversal was more likely to happen only about every one million years.
www.nasa.gov...
Originally posted by kaylaluv
Originally posted by SkuzzleButt
reply to post by Unthought Known
i guess if civilizations out there are millions of years ahead of us, then things that we consider impossible are not necessarily impossible for them, their tech would be mind boggling to say the least, there really is no limit, teleportation, warp drives, worm holes etc are things that their infants are taught in basic science classes lol
If these aliens are so advanced, surely they know how to stop this massive loss of life on earth. Why don't they tell us how to fix it, instead of making this guy go on YouTube?
Their research, funded by National Science Foundation grants, also brings more credence to a similar instance - the only other example discovered so far - found at Oregon's Steens Mountain in 1995. The researchers for the earlier study analyzed lava flows 1.2 million years older than the rock at Sheep Creek Range and found evidence of an episode of a 6-degree per day change. That rate of directional change was so high that many in the earth science found it hard to accept.