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Moon Halo Effect Report

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Please view as a power point and not powerpoint show. That way you can zoom in with CTRL and the + key (or the CTRL and the mouse scroll wheel) when you want to make something bigger.

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Foreword.

• Today We break with Tradition and present the Scout Report in PowerPoint format.

• We do this for evidentiary purposes – so independent verification can be obtained.

• There are three photos embedded into the presentation.

• They have the (digital) original capture data embeded [exif] for those that know how to check these things (to show that they are not faked CGI mock-ups.)

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On the 21st of April

• I took some photos of the Moon – it had an interesting eerie ring around it.

• Last night I extracted them from the camera (it was full).

• The results follow.

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Three Quick Shots of the Moon Halo Effect

I took two shots because I wasn’t sure I got the Halo Effect then decided that because the moon looked eclipsed, I should take another.

Three Shots with the same camera with three different colours resulting.

Was something interfering with my depth of field (focus) ?

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First Picture P4210034

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First Picture P4210034

Moon Blacked out to prevent distraction from orbiting planet behind moon.

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For Best Results:

You should be in a dark room and you are looking for Blue Pixels. (That shouldn’t be there…)

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First Circled for Clarity

Moon Blacked out to prevent distraction from orbiting planet behind moon.

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For Best Results:

You should be in a dark room and you are looking for Blue Pixels. (That shouldn’t be there…)

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Hello Hello Hello….

Lens flare is in front – this is behind.

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This is the Shot I Was After

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A Minute Later I took a “Just in Case” Shot.

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A Minute Later I took a “Just in Case” Shot.

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A Minute Later I took a Just in Case” Shot.

Moon Blacked out to prevent distraction from orbiting planet behind moon.

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Object moves behind the Moon

• From Top Photo to bottom photo in less than two minutes.

• Because it doesn’t appear in the middle photo, and I did not change position, lens flare can be discounted.

• Besides, lens flare shows a CCD reflection (object) in front of the brightest object.

• This object is clearly behind the moon and it is moving very fast.

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Space Weather Report ? Sure…Almost A quiet Day….

Flaring Reducing…

Reducing from “C” to “B”…

D-Rap nice and Dark…

Neutrons Reducing…

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http://iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080/IswaSystemWebApp/iSWACygnetStreamer?timestamp=2038-01-23+00%3A44%3A00&window=-1&cygnetId=261

Disturbance – Leaving… http://grb.sonoma.edu/

Last Burst 2 days ago…

Calming…. Almost…

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The Beat is Starting Again…

21 12 11 22 21 23 21 11 32 22 and it’s increasing in Tempo.

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Once Again the Canberra Magnetometer Signals a Solar Event

http://magdas2.serc.kyushu-u.ac.jp/realtime/fig/mag_038.png

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Confirmed by Alaska

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LMSAL Shows no CME Activity Today

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NASA shows a Midnight CME Departing the Sun

http://iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080/IswaSystemWebApp/iSWACygnetStreamer?timestamp=2038-01-23+00%3A44%3A00&window=-1&cygnetId=261

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NOAA Data Disagrees

Very Low Flare Activity for the time indicated by NASA

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SWEEPAM Disagrees With a Fast CME Scenario

• During the Quietest part of the cycle, slowest speed.

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CME Arriving on the Ninth

http://iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080/IswaSystemWebApp/iSWACygnetStreamer?timestamp=2038-01-23+00%3A44%3A00&window=-1&cygnetId=261

@ 3:30 am 10/May CST for Aussies@ 8:30 am 9th/May PST (USA)@ 7:30 pm 9th/May in Central Europe

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Still With Us on the 10th

• 12 hours later…

• Slowest Moving CME I have seen.

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Suspicious Observers Deleted the Time Stamp in his daily Report

• He’s never done that before.

• Unfortunately that gives me reason to be suspicious.

Example of deleted time Stamp

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This CME appears to be an Orphan

• I am unable to match it to any on the LMSAL data so can not indicate whether it’s 1 MeV or 100 MeV. (There was a 100+ MeV earlier last week.)

• Unless this is one of the

previous events, it may have been edited out of the data and should be considered as potentially serious.

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CME Potential Power

•The last CME notified by LMSAL was on the 3rd of May a 5.7 M flare.

•Seeing as their data is there to protect satelites, I’m inclined to believe that their data is correct.

•In which case this is a 10 MeV event and should be respected as rather dangerous. If on the other hand it is an earlier event, then it could be the 100 MeV event.

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And… Astrologically,

• Those Faraday Cages are looking good.

• During the arrival of this flare, Mercury, the planet of communication is joining with the sun and Saturn.

• That indicates trouble in communications.

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On the Ninth/Tenth we get the Annular Eclipse

• And I expect a couple of fireworks from that line-up.

• New moon used to be the time to plant indicating new growth in biological specimens.

• These days it also means a new active cycle is building on the sun.

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Eclipse Tracking Path in Northern Australia

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This morning another blip.

Event Speed getting higher and higher. (It means they reach earth within approx 18 hours.)

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Capsicum Plants Extremely Sensitive to X-Rays

Plant some today outside or if in a cooler climatic zone, near a window – see how long before you plant starts to wilt. Remember in Scout 2 we explained that plants can be killed with 15 KeV.

When your Capsicum Wilts, it has received at least 15 KeV. (As have the biological life forms near it (plants, pets, other persons).

Helpful Hint

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Underground is looking Safer

Every day…

The Boy Scout

Boy Scout Hint for the Day….

Make all your phone calls to loved ones today folks.