Terral’s Project Black Star Update Report 2018 – Newsletter 15
Seismic event indicators say Earth is seven weeks into the first earth-change uptick period for the 2018 Earth orbit cycle relative to the Black Star positioned on the right side of the Scorpio Constellation relative to the Sun. Year-over-year weekly seismic-event values for Week 07 show no7-magnitude earthquake events for the last five orbit cycles. Three of the 6-magnitude quake … Continue reading
ESA Discovers a Second Magnetic Field Surrounding Earth
Amazing the things we continue to discover, imagine all that we still don’t know yet and what we will probably never discover or figure out. via Science Alert: A trio of satellites studying our planet’s magnetic field have shown details of the steady swell of a magnetic field produced by the ocean’s tides. Four years of data collected by the … Continue reading
Has There Been an Increase in Activity in the Pacific Ring of Fire ?
Recent eruptions prompt calls for better building standards and evacuation plans in Southeast Asia When Bali’s Mount Agung started rumbling last September, authorities on the Indonesian resort island — mindful of the destruction the 3,000-meter volcano had caused in 1963 — began warning residents to evacuate. Tremors of varying intensity continued until Nov. 21, when it finally began to erupt, … Continue reading
Lead Exposure Attributed to Over 400 Thousand Deaths Annually
Very alarming numbers here. via Natural Blaze: According to a new study published in the Lancet Public Health, up to 412,000 deaths a year can be attributed to lead exposure in the United States. This study also claims that exposure to lead may be in “important but largely overlooked” factor in the 256,000 cardiovascular disease deaths that occur every year. … Continue reading
ISS Captures Mysterious Light from Space
There are strange goings on in the Earth’s upper atmosphere and a new mission aims to study them. The Atmosphere-Space Interactions Monitor is a climate observatory for the International Space Station – ISS. Developed by the ASIM consortium for ESA. ASIM was launched April 2nd, 2018, with CRS-14 Falcon-9/Dragon by SpaceX A video shared on YouTube shows this fantastic and … Continue reading
Massive Texas Sinkholes Are Heaving, Sinking, And Growing!
Reminds me of the Yamal Peninsula Craters in Siberia. via Science Alert: It began with sinkholes. Two of them, gaping mouths to nowhere opening up as if to swallow the town of Wink, Texas. As they expanded, there were fears they might collide, morphing into one giant void. They first emerged in 1980, and things haven’t gotten better since. Now, … Continue reading
Chang’e 3 Lunar Lander Image Appears to Reveal Underground Entrance on the Moon
The Chinese Chang’e 3 Lunar lander mission image captures seems to have given seekers a great opportunity to, search for, and discover a lot that would have likely been blurred out, or somehow deleted and hidden from other space agencies captures. Streetcap shares what appears to be a type of underground entrance in this YouTube video on his channel: “Looks … Continue reading
Discovery Suggests that ‘Earth-Type’ Life May be Extremely Rare
Phosphorous is created when a massive star explodes. A lack of phosphorus in the universe could mean that Earth-type life is a lot rarer than commonly thought. Phosphorus, which is created when a particularly massive star explodes in a supernova, forms the foundation of DNA and is vital to the transfer and storage of energy in our cells. Without it, … Continue reading
“Wake up!”, Facebook & Google Getting Too Big to be Governed Says French President Macron
Wise words indeed from the President of France. By now it’s fairly common knowledge of Google’s privacy breach attempts (Google Collects Location Data from Android Users Even With Service Disabled – Report (Google Spying: Voice Assistant Records and Keeps Conversations You Have Around Your Phone) with no consequence and with recent exposure of shady Facebook activities (Data Downloads Reveal the … Continue reading
‘Very Unusual’ April Snowfall in South Island, New Zealand Surprises Locals
Keep in mind the seasons there are reversed, so this is like a very early start to winter there. Me thinks this Earth slowing rotation might all be linked as it might be affecting things like the jet stream and perhaps the Earths wobble (just my opinion). via RNZ: It appears winter has come early, with snow, rain and strong … Continue reading
