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originally posted by: threeeyesopen
a reply to: rickymouse
Had you heard the trumpet sounds when they were making their rounds through North America ? I did and let me tell you it made me feel more uneasy than curious..just something about it was kind of overwhelming because it was like the sound was all around you and the animals around the area were going crazy.
originally posted by: Bramble Iceshimmer
originally posted by: threeeyesopen
a reply to: rickymouse
Had you heard the trumpet sounds when they were making their rounds through North America ? I did and let me tell you it made me feel more uneasy than curious..just something about it was kind of overwhelming because it was like the sound was all around you and the animals around the area were going crazy.
Didn't they prove or was it debunked the other day that the trumpet sounds all over the world were the shakedown flights of a new black hyper-sonic plane. Also saw something that the low frequency hums were anomalies in the magnetic field the planet generates.
mysterious seems to be going on in the night sk
weeks or months till a threshold is reached and we see a significant natural earth change event and also a mass sighting of the system
"People first," said Lyndsey Haraguchi-Nakayama, who is part of the sixth generation of Haraguchis farming the land. "I had to evacuate staff members make sure everybody is ok."
Maui's warning has been extended until 2:45 a.m. Thursday, while a flash flood warning for Kauai was canceled before midnight.
National Weather Service forecasters said east Maui was seeing rainfall rates of 1-2 inches an hour.
In Hana, the flooding closed several roads and forced the closure of Hana Highway. The message from police: Stay off the roads.
Unlike other aurora, this light appears as a wavering 'picket fence' of purple tinged with green, often occurring at lower latitudes than most of the northern lights. Observers have seen the light stick around for between 20 minutes to an hour before vanishing. The discussion among enthusiasts zoomed in on something called a proton aurora, which although not typically considered to be visible were thought to explain some of Steve's odd characteristics.
It turns out that STEVE is a SAID – or a sub auroral ion drift. Previously described as polarisation jets, SAIDs have been known to astronomers for about forty years. They're short-lived, supersonic flows of charged particles that form during a certain phase of an auroral substorm. Substorms occur when lines in our planet's magnetic field suddenly reconfigure, sending showers of high energy charged particles crashing into our atmosphere.