With the publication of "Exopolitics: Has the 2012 Galactic Superwave Begun?"
http://exopolitics.blogs.com/exopolitics/2005/03/did_a_neutron_s.html
Exopolitics.com has begun publication of a new series: "Exopolitics & Galactic Studies," focusing on the Exopolitical implications that flow from viewing the Galaxy as an organic, dynamic entity, with cyclical, ecological, environmental, social, anthropological and Exopolitical impacts on Universe society and specifically on our terrestrial society. The Exopolitics & Galactic Studies series also focuses attention on the "2012 Phenomenon" , asking whether the December 26-27, 2004 Tsunami-Gamma Ray Burst Events, for example, may be an indicator that a cyclical Galactic Superwave event, recurrent every 13,000 and 26,000 years, may have begun. The Mayan Calendar's current TUN, or organic unit of Galactic time, ends on December 21, 2012.
"Sun Storm: Could our sun nova?" by Bill Hamilton of Skywatch International is the next article in our Exopolitics & Galactic Studies series.
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Exopolitics & Galactic Studies - Sun Storm: Could our sun nova?
by Bill Hamilton
Skywatch International
Astronomers are learning more about our mysterious star we call the sun. The sun is a huge fusion reactor that slowly fuses hydrogen nuclei into helium nuclei.
Our sun is a medium-sized yellow star that is 93,026,724 miles from the Earth. This distance also determines a measure of 1 Astronomical Unit. This distance varies over a year.
The Sun's core can reach 10 to 22.5 million °F. The surface temperature is approximately 9,900°F (5,500°C). The outer atmosphere of the Sun (which we can see during a solar eclipse) gets extremely hot again, up to 1.5 to 2 million degrees. At the center of big sunspots the temperature can be as low as 7300 °F (4300 K, 4000 °C). The temperature of the Sun is determined by measuring how much energy (both heat and light) it emits.
The sun has been determined to be about 4.5 billion years old. The earth and the sun are of the same age having formed at the same time according to existing theory.
The sun emits electromagnetic radiation and charged particles. Frequently, the sun will flare and brighten and an explosive flare will emit the energy equivalent of millions of 100-megaton Hydrogen bombs.
Stars like the sun are considered to be stable over their life cycles. The outward pressure of gases in the solar wind balances the inward force of gravity. Lucky for us.
Novas
From time to time a white dwarf star will accumulate too much hydrogen gas from a neighbor and this results in a tremendous explosion of this gas shell that brightens the star in the heavens. This is what we know as a nova. It usually occurs at the final stages of a star’s life cycle.
Yet, do we know all that we need to know about novas? What happens if a cloud of hydrogen gas of unusually high density were to engulf our sun.? Could a mini-nova result in the expulsion of a shell of gas that would burst like a firestorm through the solar system? Although it seems unlikely, studies of ancient history seem to indicate variations in solar output that may have produced catastrophic changes on earth. Even today, a variation in solar luminosity is occurring and scientists report that the slight increase in solar output may be contributing to climate change and global warming. There is some evidence that some of the other planets in our system are also experiencing warmer temperatures and climate change. These changes could be the result of increasing accumulations of cosmic dust through which our solar system is passing.
Deciphering the Mayan symbols seems to point to a coming catastrophe in the the winter solstice of our year 2012 that involves changes in our sun and its effects on the earth. This is such an immense subject that my research on it continues in spurts. To summarize the predictions it can be said that a recurring event may cause the change in our sun. That event, known as the grand crossing, is synchronized to the precession of the equinoxes.
This is such an immense subject that my research on it continues in spurts. To summarize the predictions it can be said that a recurring event may cause the change in our sun. That event, known as the grand crossing, is synchronized to the precession of the equinoxes.
Here is a description of that event:
“Is there something significant we should know about the Winter Solstice date of December 21, 2012? Yes. On this day a rare astronomical and Mayan mythical event occurs. In astronomic terms, the Sun conjuncts the intersection of the Milky Way and the plane of the ecliptic. The Milky Way, as most of us know, extends in a general north-south direction in the night sky. The plane of the ecliptic is the track the Sun, Moon, planets and stars appear to travel in the sky, from east to west. It intersects the Milky Way at a 60 degree angle near the constellation Sagittarius. The cosmic cross formed by the intersecting Milky Way and plane of the ecliptic was called the Sacred Tree by the Maya. The trunk of the tree, the Axis Mundi, is the Milky Way, and the main branch intersecting the tree is the plane of the ecliptic. Mythically, at sunrise on December 21, 2012, the Sun - our Father - rises to conjoin the center of the Sacred Tree, the World Tree, the Tree of Life..
The galactic center and the Great Rift contain great clouds of hydrogen gas and dust, the substances out of which stars are formed. These clouds partially block our view of the bright stars that crowd the galactic center.
The great rift of the Milky Way begins near Deneb and extends SW deep into the southern Milky Way ending near Alpha Centauri. The dust clouds of the rift are probably 1,000 light-years distant in Cygnus, and approach us in Aquila, Scutum, Sagittarius and Scorpius, where they are only a few hundred light years away.
The Eagle Aquila is dusted with dark nebulae, ancient star cities, stellar outbursts and the faint puffs of exploded stars. Aquila is on the celestial equator and cuts through the great rift of the Milky Way where it runs NE - SW. Aquila is poor in clusters, rich in faint planetary nebulae, and loaded with dark nebulae.
This rare astronomical event, foretold in the Mayan creation story
of the Hero Twins, and calculated empirically by them, will happen for
many of us in our lifetime. The Sun has not conjoined the Milky Way and
the plane of the ecliptic since some 25,800 years ago, long before the
Mayans arrived on the scene and long before their predecessors the
Olmecs arrived. What does this mean? “
(from: http://www.crawford2000.co.uk/maya.htm)
Many do not think that anything special will happen, but others believe that the Mayans recorded significant events and used precise calendars to forecast the recurrence of periodic cycles marked by special events.
Why would the intersection of our sun and solar system with the Milky Way’s equatorial plane constitute a noteworthy event?
“The auspicious year of 2012 indicated in the long count calendar
illuminates the fact that the Precessional movement of the Winter
Solstice Sun will gradually bring its position into alignment with the
very center of our Galaxy. For the Maya, this is like the last stroke
of Midnight on New Year’s Eve; only in 2012 the New Year is the New
Galactic Year of 26,000 solar years. The Galactic Clock will be at zero
point and a New Precessional Cycle will begin.”
(from: http://www.kamakala.com/2012.htm)
Maurice Cotterell has studied the Mayan, Egyptian, and Incan lost sciences of the sun and has determined that the sun goes through cycles of magnetic reversals and changes of direction. He believes that the ancient calendars show how the earth was destroyed 5 times due to the sun’s twisting magnetic fields. (from: http://www.mauricecotterell.com/synopsis06.htm)
The last piece of the puzzle that may explain why the sun will react to this event comes from Dr. Paul LaViolette in his book, Earth Under Fire.
“In a nutshell, the book is about LaViolette's dissertation subject, being [about] the effect of periodic galactic core explosions -- the period being roughly 26,000 years -- which send out shells of cosmic rays (chiefly in the form of electrons moving at near light-speed) that are hundreds to thousands of light-years thick (the thickness being the duration of that particular galactic core explosion). The effect of this constant blast of cosmic rays -- once the shell hits our solar system which is 23,000 light-years from the galactic core -- is to push interstellar dust into the inner solar system (the dust is normally kept out by the pressure of the solar wind). The result of this dust is very major, in a number of different ways, including 1) increased flaring of the sun in the style of T-Tauri stars, 2) a downshift toward the infra-red in terms of the solar radiation reaching the Earth, and 3) a significant deviation from normal in terms of the total solar energy reaching the ground.
The last shell passed the Earth roughly 14,000 years ago, marking
the end of the last ice age, and causing all the major physical changes
recorded from that time.”
(from: http://www.etheric.com/LaVioletteBooks/EUF-reviews.html)
Protostars which are starting to blow away the gas and dust surrounding them are called T-Tauri stars. The warm dust remaining around T-Tauri stars still radiates in the infrared. There is evidence that the remaining dust and gas surrounding T-Tauri stars form rotating disks which may mark the beginnings of planetary systems.
When we say that the sun may begin to behave like a T-Tauri star,
this does not mean that the sun transforms into such a star. The gas
and dust accumulation that could occur around the sun may cause it to
behave like a T-Tauri star which could lead to a significant increase
in infrared radiation.
This paper does not explore this theme in
depth, but is meant to point the way to further research. While it is
uncertain that minor changes in the sun will eventually lead to major
consequences, and while it uncertain that interpretation of Mayan
prophecy or prediction is correct, the fact is that evidence exists
that earth has gone through periodic catastrophes and extinction events
in its history and that major changes in climatic conditions have
occurred and will reoccur in the future. Research may reveal to us how
the sun has played a role in both catastrophic and extinction events of
the past and how, by further solar studies, we may predict the sun’s
wild weather.
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I wonder if anyone could help me with something.
Posted by: UFo | 31 October 2011 at 22:12
Come check this out.
Posted by: Corey | 07 November 2005 at 16:02
I wonder if anyone could help me with something. This is a post of an email that I sent a friend, and was wondering if anyone at this forum could help me out with what i saw?
"Ok, I've researched the appearing-disappearing light I saw 9-15-05 between 9:30 to 10:15 pm. (Im in Northern Arkansas)
The first appearance was a bright yellow blip lasting around a second or two. Then I saw a much smaller white blip 5 or 6 times in the same spot in irregular intervals over the next 45 minutes. The sight must have been very bright as the sky was bathed with a bright haze from the moon which was 10 oclock to the east.
The sighting was in the head of a constellation know as aquita "the eagle" right around and just to the north of a star known as Altair. This constellation is overhead, centers just to the east of the milky way, and spans to the east and west of the milky way. Part of the Aquita constellation also lies within the Capricorn constellation.
What I saw was abnormal, was very unusual, and was not a plane, train, or automobile. I am one of the few Christians who believe that, taken in the right ways, sometimes these type of things can be biblical signs. I know you believe this too. Do you have any information that you can point me to?
I'm not going off the deep end, but I am always the curious one. Besides, while your star gazing, you may want to keep your eyes on this part of the sky. Also, I'm not the only one who saw something that night, Marshall also said that he saw a yellow "blink" in the sky, but, unlike me, though he thought that what he saw was unusual, he did not stay around and watch that area of the sky like I did."
Its just a shot in the dark, but could anyone here tell me if I saw a Gamma-ray bust coming from this region, was an event reported? Thanks alot BTW, please respond to me personally as I may not visit here again, thanks, [email protected]
Posted by: Ozark Bob | 10 October 2005 at 08:50
This is repeated twice within the ninth and tenth paragraphs of Bill Hamilton's essay on Mayan symbology and it's inherent archaeoastronomy and what it may be predicting in regards to our sun:
"This is such an immense subject that my research on it continues in spurts. To summarize the predictions it can be said that a recurring event may cause the change in our sun. That event, known as the grand crossing, is synchronized to the precession of the equinoxes."
Interesting topic, of which I am reading John Major Jenkin's work on the Maya Cosmogenesis 2012 end-date. Thanks for another insight into the hieroglyphs left behind for us. I am an editor, so pardon the editorial commentary/error checking. . . it comes naturally :)
Posted by: Caryn Gielow | 03 April 2005 at 21:36