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Rare Optical Displays in the Skies Harbinger Of Changes Within the Earth?

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posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 10:07 AM
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We are on the North end of the Oregon border area. We have been seeing every single thing in your pictures, like you I have not seen any of these things but a few times in my life, but now we consider some of them "common" especially the circle around the sun.

The huge double rainbow we have seen twice and one thing you didn't mention, we saw huge lightning strikes on the hills with no thunder. We actually jumped in the truck and tried to get closer it was so very strange. The strikes were thick and wide but no sound at all.

I seem to have all the same interests as you, unfortunately I broke my good camera and have only a small one and have not been taking any pictures they always are so bad.



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 10:10 AM
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Great pictures!

I was curious if you were able to explain the orb looking object above and to the left of the sun in this picture?



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 10:17 AM
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Looks like you may have also caught a UFO in this photo (did anyone else notice?):



And this one is set as my new desktop picture
Great photo!




posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 10:18 AM
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To the OP, NorCal here, I have noticed the increase of Sun Halos as well. Or perceived increase of them. Seen some massive clear ones too, hot weather or cold.



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 10:18 AM
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I guess someone else DID notice!!



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 10:30 AM
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Instead of all the writing, how about ONE PICTURE



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 10:34 AM
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Originally posted by Char-Lee
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The huge double rainbow we have seen twice and one thing you didn't mention, we saw huge lightning strikes on the hills with no thunder. We actually jumped in the truck and tried to get closer it was so very strange. The strikes were thick and wide but no sound at all.



I've been seeing the bright flashes of light on the east coast. A few weeks ago it was a clear starry night
and saw the flashes right above me at first I thought it was heat lightning, I'm not so sure that explains it there was no sound at all and estimate 20 to 30 seconds in between flashing. I checked the weather and no storms systems in our area, so if someone has an explanation I would love to hear it.



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 10:42 AM
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A thought occurred to me ,OP, maybe the solar maximum is doing part of the alterations to our sky?
perhaps there is some subtle influence there which is prompting the changes?
I am at loss to explain this flash however....but the changes are definately real....
Maye we could look back at the intervals of maximums and examine older photos/stats of those years?
just a thought, ill never follow up on however.....................



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 10:51 AM
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Nice pics!!! Here's some that i've captured.





This is what the sky looked like, when the planes were done leaving their lingering contrails.



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 11:04 AM
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It's time someone on this thread mentioned James Lovelock.

The father of the Gaia hypothesis – the scientifically-informed view of the entire Earth as a single, self-organising, living ecosystem – based a large part of his model on gas exchange between atmosphere, oceans and terrain, highlighting the role of living organsims in mediating and managing this exchange. Try his book, Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth if you want to learn more about these connexions. It's a pretty easy read for a science book.



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 11:13 AM
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Hi westcoast
Amazing pics


I'm no expert but I think you could be right about rainbows can be pre-quake warnings.

On and off over the last 20 or so years, I have been trying to practise my psychic skills, and it was just before the Japan quake that I had a 'dream' about seeing darkish clouds in the sky and when they parted a little, instead of seeing blue sky, there were lots of bright rainbow colours. I didn't relate it to anything important and to be quite honest I didn't know why I was being 'shown' this.

After the quake, many of you will recall the plethora of threads on the event, and I posted my 'dream' in one of them because someone had mentioned something about colours in the sky. I followed the thread for a while and a few pages after my comment, someone posted a picture of the Japanese sky with dark clouds which had parted a little, to reveal bright rainbow colours. It was the exact image I saw in my 'dream'. It was quite a while back now, and I don't have time nor the patience to trawl through everything I have posted. But if I find it, I will post back here.

I know this post isn't scientific evidence to support your idea, but I thought I would just post about it anyway.

S&F




posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 11:22 AM
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Awesome photos!

I live in Washington State as well - Eastern Grays Harbor County. Here is a double rainbow I took back in July of 2012.

It's the first one I have ever seen. I was like ...Whoaaa....lol





posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 11:24 AM
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This was a sunset I captured April 10 2013

No rainbows, and it is below the 22' to be a sundog. It was spectacular to witness


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Just in case there was any confusion. this is a picture of the setting sun a month later, to verify where the sun actually sets. Hopes these peak your interest.



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posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 11:26 AM
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Rainbows are cool things, yes..
Water drops reflecting the light.
And the Halo's are tiny ice crystal's reflecting the light.

I've seen halo's, rainbow's, and spot-rainbows.

I've never seen the horizon-rainbow's so that was nice to see.
I've found a nice picture here. One that is at the Eiffel Tower.



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 11:40 AM
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Another great post Westcoast! I too am in the PNW and have found the now regular occurance of sun dogs and sun bows very strange. I have lived here my entire life and do not remember ever seeing these things growing up, but they occur so often now that you would have to be blind not to notice. I made a new thread here with some pics and speculation about what could be going on, mostly got bashed, but oh well I did not try very hard
I do not know if any one has posted this yet but check this out: new study warns of pacific northwest mega quake



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 11:50 AM
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Originally posted by Astyanax
It's time someone on this thread mentioned James Lovelock.

The father of the Gaia hypothesis – the scientifically-informed view of the entire Earth as a single, self-organising, living ecosystem – based a large part of his model on gas exchange between atmosphere, oceans and terrain, highlighting the role of living organsims in mediating and managing this exchange. Try his book, Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth if you want to learn more about these connexions. It's a pretty easy read for a science book.


And just to add, his recent book 'Revenge of Gaia' seems even more relevant to the OP, maybe this is the 'revenge' he alludes too?

Article re Gaia

Nice post OP, I enjoyed the photos, but I do think one of the main reasons for phenomena appearing more frequent these days is more to do with the abundance of camera phones, social media, and people, like yourself, posting their views in forums such as this. Go back say 15 years ago and you would have had to rely on the tv or physical friends to hear of such things.
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posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 12:16 PM
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Amazing thread as always westcoast! Your photos are stunning.

One thing that popped into my mind while I was reading through your OP is CERN's CLOUD project. I don't know why, just made me think of it.

CLOUD | CERN

The Cosmics Leaving Outdoor Droplets (CLOUD) experiment uses a special cloud chamber to study the possible link between galactic cosmic rays and cloud formation......

Cosmic rays are charged particles that bombard the Earth's atmosphere from outer space. Studies suggest they may influence cloud cover either through the formation of new aerosols (tiny particles suspended in the air that can grow to form seeds for cloud droplets) or by directly affecting clouds themselves.


A recent update about the study:

At the present time we can not say whether cosmic rays affect the climate. What we have investigated so far, is the production of condensation nuclei for cloud droplets, namely those arising from gases: The technical term is “gas-to-particle conversion”. They make up about half of condensation nuclei in the atmosphere. The remaining germs come from soot and dust.


Which gases are involved in this process?
We first looked at sulfuric acid and ammonia. The results of the first tests were: the cosmic rays enhance the formation of condensation nuclei from gases by a factor of ten. But that alone is not enough to significantly affect the formation of clouds. According to our previous experiments, there must be other gases or vapors that enhance this process. Presumably organic substances.
wattsupwiththat.com

Thought that might interest you.

Hope all is well!



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 12:41 PM
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I thought you might enjoy this:


Just after summer sunsets in northern latitudes, shimmering, wispy clouds appear in the twilight sky. This year, these noctilucent clouds have appeared earlier and farther south than ever before.

Noctilucent clouds exist higher in Earth’s atmosphere than any other cloud type. First observed in 1885 following the eruption of Krakatoa, they were a sight reserved for Earth’s northernmost residents. In recent years, however, their intensity and frequency have increased, often at latitudes previously thought to be too far south for noctilucent clouds to form.

Strange, Glowing Night Clouds Continue to Spread



I know it's not rainbows and all but it is strange phenomena in the sky - right up your alley I'd think. Enjoy!

peace



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 12:58 PM
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We have a tons of halos here in North County San Diego .. I see them pretty frequently when it rains here.



posted on Jun, 14 2013 @ 01:21 PM
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My first thoughts after reading your words: thank god it's not just me!

I've been seeing strange things in the skies (and I mean weird, down the rabbit-hole kind of sh#t) the past 18 months that I'm certain I'd have noticed earlier if they'd always been occurring. And most people I know admit to sharing my thoughts (although very few seem to give a damn). Something of great significance is definitely changing around here, and it does seem to be on an esoteric/planetary scale. But what does it all mean? You tell me lol.

Bring it on I say. If this is part of what it's gonna take to snap humanity out of its self-induced suicidal apathetic coma then bring it on! weirder the better. I'm sure there are plenty of worse mysterious phenomena awaiting us if we don't take heed of the earth's cries for attention while there's still time to rectify the damage we're making with our reckless chaotic behavior. So the more attention this mystery draws the better I say. It can only serve to broaden our minds, so whatever the cause.. I'm excited by it


With a little bit of patience & a whole lot of deep research by knowledgeable persons such as yourself, I'm sure that Time will come to erode this weird mystery of ours like it erodes all things
Even nature must explain itself to itself eventually!

So keep up the good work my friend. It's certainly nice to see that there are indeed still people out there paying careful & close attention to their environmental surroundings, despite the tragic overabundance of powerfully seductive distractions in our cancerous society. After all, someone's gotta do it! So on behalf of those who refuse or forget to say it - thank you!

Studying the unknown is certainly not easy work (although as your photos indicate - it's not totally unrewarding, either). There's so much to be gained from simply taking a momentary step out of our busy lives just to quietly observe nature in action. I suppose that's no surprise, given that we ourselves are merely products of nature lol. It's easy to forget the implications of that important existential fact when your back's sore, & the bills are unpaid, & your family's hungry etc. Life's definitely hard & only getting harder; but that's no excuse to just drop the evolutionary ball!

So stay focused my great brothers/sisters. Humanity's focus is more important now than it has ever been!

Peace, as always. Take it easy OP/ATS (or don't take it at all)!



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