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What is Causing ClimateChange?
Is CO2 the Only Important Factor?
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Please review these WebsitesPlease review these Websites
l Please see these Websites for moreinformation:
l www.weatherwars.infol www.divinecosmos.coml www.enterprisemission.coml http://members.tripod.com/~DELTA_9/l http://www.thewebfairy.com/fonebone/index.html http://www.checktheevidence.com/
Contact: Andrew Johnson [email protected]
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Global WarmingGlobal Warming ––Is COIs CO22 thetheOnly Important Factor?Only Important Factor?
l It’s YOUR fault, ye know!l You consume the goods!l You drive the cars!l You use the electricity!l Global Warming is entirely YOUR FAULT!l And you complain at the idea of being taxed for your
“Carbon Footprint”!l Some people!l Let’s not confuse ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION
and CLIMATE CHANGE.
BUT WAIT…
Are we being given ALL THE DATA?
BUT WAIT…BUT WAIT…
Are we being given ALL THE DATA?
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The SunThe Sunl Since at least the late 1970’s, the Sun’s
overall radiation emissions have increased by0.5% per decade.
l Another NASA scientist found that between1901 and 2000, the Sun’s magnetic field hasincreased in strength by 230%.
l Before 2003, the 2 strongest solar flares onrecord were rated at a previously unheardofX20, and occurred in 1989 and 2001. Then, inNovember 2003 a flare occurred that someestimate to be at least 200% more powerfulthan any ever seen before an X40 orhigher.
l These and other events in late 2003 causedone NASA scientist to say that the Sun is nowmore active than in living memory, and “therehas been nothing like this before.”
l During in the Sunspot Cycle, when activity isat a maximum, many of the spots appear at alatitude of 19.5°.
Largest, BrightestEver X40 SolarFlare, 11.5.03
and Subsequent CME(R). (NASAESA)
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MercuryMercuryl Despite huge surface temperatures,
Mercury seems to have ice in its polarregions.
l This is blamed on cometbased ice thatcrashlanded into “permanently shadowedcraters,” which NASA scientists admit is a“problematic” assumption to make; the icesupposedly has survived for millennia,whereas a NASA probe landing at the poleis only expected to survive one week in theheat.
l Mercury also has an unexpectedly densecore of iron, consisting of almost half of itsentire mass, and a strong dipole magneticfield as well. Some Scientists would like toknow how these anomalies are possible.
Mariner 10 Pictures (1974)
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VenusVenus
Mariner 10 (1974) MosaicImage of Venus
l The amount of sulfur inVenus’ atmosphere wasfound to have decreased“dramatically” between 1978and 1983.
l This is currently blamed on ahypothetical “giant volcaniceruption,” which releasedthese sulfur compounds all atonce into the Venusianatmosphere this sulfur thenmust have “settled out” of theVenusian atmosphere and sodisappeared.
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VenusVenus
Green nightglow of Venus
l Venus’ overall nightside “airglow” brightnessincreased by 2500% in roughly the same timeframe 1975 2001.
l The new airglow is green in colour, indicatingoxygen atoms, and these oxygen emissions are asstrong on Venus as they are in Earth’s own oxygenrich aurora so a possible explanation is that therehas been a massive increase in the oxygen contentof Venus’ atmosphere.
l Alpha & Beta Regio, two active volcanoes onVenus are at 19.5°
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EarthEarth 11l A 410% increase in the overall
number of natural catastropheson Earth between 1963 and 1993(Dmitriev 1997)
l A 400% increase in the numberof quakes on Earth (over 2.5 onthe Richter scale) since 1973(Mandeville 1998)
l Approx 500% increase in Earth’svolcanic activity between 1875and 1993 (Mandeville 2000)
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EarthEarth 22l 9 out of the 21 most severe
earthquakes from 8561999AD occurred in the 20thcentury (Russian NationalEarthquake InformationCenter, 1999)
l New forms of lightningobserved –Sprites, Jetsand “megalightning” –observed for the 1st time inthe late 80’s and early 90’s.
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MarsMars 11
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MarsMars 22l The Polar Ice Caps have diminished significantly in size
in the last 8 years.l Interestingly, NASA admitted earlier that an underlying
geometric structure was somehow involved in theretreat of the icecap a hexagonshaped pattern seemsto be present in both images)
l Olympus Mons (27 km high), at 19 degrees N. onMars.
l Ozone is up and dust is down, both indicating thatincreased ionization is taking place. The atmosphere isnoticeably cloudier and denser, a massive hurricaneand a surprisingly fastmoving planetwide dust stormhave dazzled NASA scientists.
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JupiterJupiter 11l The amount of heavy elements (such as oxygen) in Jupiter’s
atmosphere decreased by 10% between 1979 and 1995,which is equivalent to 20 Earthmasses of oxygendisappearing in 16 years. Radiation emissions from Jupitersimultaneously increased by about 25% in the same time.
l Hoagland Observes thatJupiter’s Great Red Spot(present for at least the last 300years) is found at a latitude of –19.5°.
l By 2008, 2 new Red Spots hadappeared.
l Jupiter may also be undergoingGlobal Warming.
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SaturnSaturnl Between 1980 and 1996, the speed of
rotation for Saturn’s clouds at the equatorreduced by 58.2%, described as an“unexpected and dramatic change inweather.”The NASA explanation is“seasonal changes”.
l In Aug. 1981, Voyager 2 reached Saturnand photographed unexpected “spokes” inthe rings, caused by “bunching” ofparticles.
l In Dec 2003, With higher resolution andsuperior imaging, it was hoped to get abetter look at these with Cassini.
l The Spokes had disappeared!
l Saturn has also exhibited anomalous Xrayemissions (observed by Chandra) andAuroral activity.
Cassini SaturnPhoto
(“Hexagon”)
Cassini SaturnPhoto
(“Hexagon”)
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UranusUranus 11l Uranus “appeared as featureless as
a cue ball” in 1986 when Voyagerflew by, remarkably bright cloudsbegan appearing as of at least1996… clouds “almost as large ascontinents on Earth
l By 1998, the Hubble SpaceTelescope had discovered nearlyas many clouds in the high Uranianatmosphere as had ever beenobserved in the entire history ofUranus. One of these clouds was“brighter than any other” ever seenon Uranus.”
FalseColor Infrared Image of EmergingHighAltitude Bright Clouds on Uranus
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UranusUranus 22l In 1999, NASA articles were
referring to Uranus as being “hit” by“Huge Storms,” making it “adynamic world with the brightestclouds in the outer solar system.”
l The head NASA scientist referred tothese increasingly bright and activeclouds as “really big, big changes”on Uranus, compared to what wehad seen with Voyager.
l Even from Earth, significantchanges have been catalogued…based on new cloud patterns“whose origins are not wellunderstood”
Image of Uranusobtained in 2005 by ACSon HST. Rings, southerncollar and a bright cloud
in the northernhemisphere are visible.
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NeptuneNeptunel By June 1994, Neptune’s “Great Dark Spot”, at our familiar
19.5° latitude, had mysteriously disappeared.l By April of 1995, Neptune’s Great Dark Spot had reappeared
in Neptune’s northern hemisphere accompanied by morebright, highaltitude clouds! NASA itself noted that this newspot was a “nearmirror image of the first spot previouslyimaged by Voyager 2.
l More bright clouds have appeared in the last 8 years.
Neptune, withGreat Dark
Spot in center,as seen by
Voyager 2 in1989
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PlutoPluto 11l The most distant planet –which
some even say is not really aplanet.
l We naturally assume that if aplanet moves closer to the Sun, it isexposed to more heat.
l Since 1989, Pluto has been movingaway from the Sun in its highlyelliptical, 248year orbit
l Space.com admits, “Logic suggeststhe planet might cool as it receivesless sunlight each day”
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PlutoPluto 22l Dr. James L. Elliot, took advantage of a
rare event, where Pluto passed in front ofa star in 2002, and this allowed him todetermine whether Pluto’s structure andcomposition had stayed the same as in1989 (similar to what is shown lowerright).
l They discovered that the atmosphericpressure of Pluto has increased by300% between 1989 and 2002. Thishas also caused a noticeable rise inPluto’s surface temperatures.
l This is attributed by mainstreamplanetologists to… “seasonal change.”
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Local Interstellar MediumLocal Interstellar Mediuml This may be playing a role in what is happening in the Solar
System:l From http://aewww.usc.edu/bio/dons/ds_biosk.htmll Research on the properties of the Local Interstellar medium have
been carried out in scattered periods beginning in 1978. TheNASA Space Physics Division has shown a persistent perniciousbias against work on the effects of the neutral gas in the LISM inthe United States, from the time of the formation of the Division.The dominant role of neutral hydrogen in the formation of thetermination shock in the collision of the solar wind with the LISMhas only recently been recognized by the particles and fieldsresearch community, which has been supported primarily by theSpace Science Division. The most important contributions toresearch in this program are papers (48), which presents acalibration independent method of determining absolute LISMdensity, and (89), which presents the first evidence for a largeincrease in the LISM neutral atomic hydrogen density fromVoyager measurements of the 50 AU region, suggesting theapproach to the termination shock (89). See 19, 20, 21, 48, 64, 82,89.
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Maunder Minimum (Sunspots) andMaunder Minimum (Sunspots) andThe Little Ice AgeThe Little Ice Age
l Europe's socalled"Little Ice Age" (16451715) coincided withthe MaunderMinimum a periodduring whichsunspots wereexceedingly rare.
l There does seem to be correlation betweenSun Spot numbers and the temperature onthe Earth over time.
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Sunspots and ClimateSunspots and Climatel Another effect on global temperature
related to sunspots is the deflection ofcosmic particles coming from MilkyWay by the sun's increased magneticfield during increased sunspot activity.
l During periods of decreased sunspotactivity, the sun's magnetic field isreduced and a higher percentage ofcosmic rays enter the Earth'satmosphere. "The ions produced bycosmic rays act as condensation nucleifor larger suspension particles and thuscontribute to cloud formation.
l With increased solar activity (and stronger magnetic fields),the cosmic ray intensity decreases, and with it the amount ofcloud coverage, resulting in a rise of temperature on theEarth. Conversely, a reduction in solar activity produces lowertemperatures." (A12)
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Chemtrails 1Chemtrails 1
Note the “grid” pattern. Also, bear in mind that this picture was taken at a minimum altitudeof 150 miles (250km), AND from an angle. We are looking at an atmospheric phenomenon,which is at least 300 miles (500km) from the lens! Ordinary, normal contrails could not, andwould not, be visible from such a distance. In any case, contrails would never last longenough to create this blanket of material over such a wide area. And from whence does allthis MASS come from?? We're looking at MILLIONS OF TONS of material to make a layerlike this in the atmosphere folks. We can only guess how many square miles/kilometers ofcontinental territory are shown in this photograph, but the area seen here is huge. All of thiscaused by mere jet engine exhaust? I DON'T THINK SO.
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Chemtrails 2Chemtrails 2
Battle Creek Michigan 2004. The day begins without a cloud in the sky...Until the planes appear and so often they fly in pairs.
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Borrowash “Sunset Grid” 10Borrowash “Sunset Grid” 10thth June 2005June 2005
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Cloud AnomaliesCloud Anomalies 11
l Some extraordinarypictures of cloudanomalies havesurfaced over the lastfew years.
l This image causedquite a stir in latesummer 2003 whenthis image wascaptured some placein Alabama, it evenmade it onto the BBCNews Website!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3394461.stm
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Cloud AnomaliesCloud Anomalies 22This imagewas takenthe morningof Nov 17,2004 froma planedepartingNew York'sJFKairport.
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Cloud AnomaliesCloud Anomalies 33Orlando Floridalate in the dayprior toChristmas Eve.Bloomingcontrailsevident with astriking ovalimprintdeposited intothe cloud field.It truly amazesme that thiswhole project isstill so hiddenbehind the'important'news of theday. A sorrysymptom of thestate ofjournalism inthis nation andindeedthroughout theWestern world.
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Cloud AnomaliesCloud Anomalies 44This ovalstrikeappears tobe very freshwith thecirrus falloutjust in thebeginningphases.Note thestraight edgeto the backof the cloudfieldnorthward ofthe oval.
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Cloud AnomaliesCloud Anomalies 55
No details for this image
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Weather Satellite AnomaliesWeather Satellite Anomalies ––11l October 21,
2004 1932Z3:32 Central
l Notice how thecumulus fieldhas formed a90degree bendaround the twonegative energyclear areas.
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Weather Satellite AnomaliesWeather Satellite Anomalies ––22l Scott Stevens writes:l “June 7, 20040108Z
SouthernMontana/EastIdaho/NW Montana.This image was hugefor me. Finallyconvincing me thatthis project wasn'tlimited to individual'events' but waseverywhere all thetime. Soak up all theoddities, squares, andclouds at 90degreeangles. the wholestorm had to havebeen digitized intoindividual cells. I'venever looked at thesky the same since.”
http://www.weatherwars.info/satellite_1.htm
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Weather Satellite AnomaliesWeather Satellite Anomalies ––33
What causes CIRCULAR rainfall patterns (as detected on satellite radar)?What causes CIRCULAR rainfall patterns (as detected on satellite radar)?
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Hurricane OpheliaHurricane OpheliaRichard C Hoagland stated onhis Blog “It is our contention,based on the physics of theseimages (described at theofficial University of WisconsinMIMIC site), that these bizarre"tuning fork" patterns note,geometrically aimed at theprecise centers of theserespective storms! areactually a "rainfall sideeffect"of an unseen energytechnology being applied tothese respective storms ... inan effort to decrease boththeir wind velocities, and tosimultaneously alter thestorms' tracks themselves.”
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Hurricane RitaHurricane Rita
Also From Richard C Hoagland‘s Blog: “Further, in just the last few days,we've uncovered compelling new technical information specifically,satellite microwave radiometer images of rainfall in Hurricane Rita (knownas MIMIC images) which provide remarkable additional support for thehypothesis that "someone" is using a currently "unknown technology" toalter both hurricane strength ... and to steer the storms themselves(below).
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In fact, it looks like…In fact, it looks like…l Changes are happening on all other planets in the solar system.l ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION and CLIMATE
CHANGE have DIFFERENT CAUSES.l CO2 is a Minor Factor in the picture of Global Warming…l There seem to be energy changes throughout the solar system
–and also Solar activity has changed significantly in the last fewyears.
l Energy Changes across the Solar System could be beinginduced by an officially unacknowledged type of“Hyperdimensional Energy Transfer”.
l Someone is deliberately polluting the atmosphere withsomething anyway (and few notice)
l Other Research shows that PollutionFree EnergyTechnologies (or ones with far lower levels of pollution) havebeen perniciously suppressed.
What are you going to do about it?
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So please…So please…
Dept. of Environment, Greenpeace, The Green Party, Friends ofthe Earth, World Wildlife Fund, “Climate Action” groups MUST
take account of this data –before it’s too late. Thank you!
