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UFOs and aliens are man made.
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>>106511
There is high potential here to study 'untracked' intrasystem debris swarms & fields. Specific elemental & artificial sulphurs occur throughout portions of third planet from fun different from Mercury. Which glanced/deflected swarms show Mercury sulphur data & which do not?

Possible direction: nitric acid + elemental (burnable) silicon in Mercury glanced/deflected asteroids? Answers steady, not enough questions to capitalize.
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Shitpost refused yet kitty succeeded. This time.

Possible direction: nitric acid may be present due to artificial ionic/atmospheric turbulence from asteroid crossing third planet from fun's electromagnetic field. Add to elemental silicon. Strange recipe for more "what the fuck, Nature?" questions.
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kingsmill1906--300 year sunspot-drought cycle.pdf
our-astronomical-column-1905--300 and 36 year nature and solar cycle.pdf
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I'll reply more tomorrow, I am frazzled.
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1564499507.mp4 (6.5 MB, Resolution:720x404 Length:00:02:20, Hikers_experience_electric_shocks_on_Colorado_14ers_over_the.mp4) [play once] [loop]
Hikers_experience_electric_shocks_on_Colorado_14ers_over_the.mp4
Since you are appreciating electricity so much lately Afternon, I thought you might enjoy this.
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>>106745

Also notice that the colours of UFOs in 1944 >>104640 are red-orange-yellow with a small amount of silver, this then diversifies a bit in 1945, then in 1946 red-orange-yellow fades away, and by 1947 they are overwhelmingly silver-shiny-white. Could this be a 3 year cool down of the debris from red-hot to silver cold superconductors? What length of time is needed to cool down in space? No conduction, no convection, just radiation. And that would make the surface crust shrink while the core remains the same size and hotter.


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>Could this be a 3 year cool down of the debris from red-hot to silver cold superconductors?

The argument against a 1943 collision is the great sunspots start in 1946 on one side of Mercury and the Ghost Rockets on Earth on the other side of Mercury.

A more encompassing hypothesis would be that Mercury collisions are caused by orbiting rocks loosing momentum and spiralling closer to the sun. The best explanation for this is minor collisions in the Asteroid Belt. This could give us the relatively minor amount of Foo Fighters pre-1946 and then the main event 1946-1947.
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10.1016\/j.epsl.2015.01.023--Evidence for geochemical terranes on Mercury--includes HMR magnesium data.pdf
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https://youtu.be/tKFbEPYNfPU [Embed]
Fleet of UFO'S - July, 2019
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>Hubble spots a football-shaped planet leaking heavy metals into space
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>And WASP-121b’s extreme heat is totally new. That’s what allows not just light gases like hydrogen and helium, but even heavy metals like iron and magnesium, to stream away. Usually, these heavier materials stay condensed in a planet’s lower atmosphere, even at scorching temperatures. But WASP-121b’s 4,600 degrees Fahrenheit [2538C] is enough to loft even heavy metals high into the atmosphere, where the planet appears to be losing them.
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-- http://www.astronomy.com/news/2019/08/hubble-spots-a-football-shaped-planet-leaking-heavy-metals-into-space

>A meteor impact can reach up to 2370C on Earth
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Obscure technological achievements:
-first wired voice message pager developed in May, 1949. Based on OSS works from 1943-48, taken over by La Sia.
-first wireless voice/text pager debuted in March, 1950 for Jew-S Royal Crown Marine, Chair Farce, Navy usage. Range: 35-50 miles (ground), 150-300 miles (sea).
-first long ranged wireless text/text-to-voice pager debuted in January 1951. Range: 60-100 miles (ground), 200-400 miles (sea).
-first multi-level (battalion) command pager system debuted in June 1952. Range: 150-200 miles (ground), 400-800 miles (sea).

Information was being transmitted on otherwise secure OSS/La Sia/Pissad/MI5/MI6 channels 2 decades before civil technologies "caught up". Fuck coincidences.
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>Understanding the physical processes that release atoms and molecules from Mercury's surface into its exosphere (highly tenuous atmosphere) has been a major challenge because it is difficult to observe Mercury from the ground or Earth's orbit. From its orbit around the planet, the Mercury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging mission provided the first detailed view of Mercury's surface composition and its space environment. Because Mercury is an airless body, its exosphere must constantly be replenished, and it has been assumed that it is directly sourced from the planet's surface. However, a direct observation connecting the surface and the exosphere was not possible until the Mercury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging mission. Using observations of exospheric magnesium (Mg) and colocating them with a Mg‐rich region of Mercury's surface shows for the first time that such a link exists. The results suggest that incoming micrometeoroid particles (dust) can access the surface crustal composition directly and release Mg atoms into the surrounding environment. Our work will inform future exospheric models and provide insights into airless body processes for both other solar system objects and Mercury‐like exoplanets.

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2018GL078407
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>>107596
why do the jews keep the big tiddied space gf's secret?
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>>108057
You'd share yours around?
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Some additional thoughts, the extended solar Maunder minimum (~100 years according to charts >>107577 ), means the core super-heats (no convection) -> higher fission rates -> 1946 convection rates was larger than previous grand cycle -> perfect storm of throwing metal.
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Mercury Topography HMR South and 180° opposite.jpg
Mercury Topography HMR Middle and 180° opposite.jpg
Mercury Topography HMR North and 180° opposite.jpg
I've been wondering about how similar the HMR valley and its 180° opposite valley are. I've done a topography of the North, Mid and South of the HMR valley and its opposite partner. The Mid and South seem to be similar and consistent with the slow erosion caused by Taurid (and friends) meteorite erosion (as they swing into the sun and Mercury swings out into them).

However the North HMR valley shows a strong difference. It is pockmarked by a swarm of craters that are deep. If I assume black looking craters are likely to be newer (black means deep, not filled in by meteor dust over centuries) then the missing HMR single crater is actually viewable multiple craters overlaid on a pre-existing valley.

This implies a swarm of Mg rich material hit Mercury. Two sources could be Asteroid Belt collion/break up or sun flung metal swarm. Because the HMR extends toward the equator but with less density of Mg and widely despersed, perhaps the centrifugal rotation of Mercury has spread the molten light Mg south. A look at the topography did not suggest the equator was downhill.
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1908Apj....28...79E--Mg thrown into space by the sun.jpg
>... drawings show a moderately bright mass of prominences, extending from position-angle 89° to 121°, having bright condensations at 91° and 97°. The sodium and magnesium lines were noted as bright at 91°. The main mass was estimated at 50” in height at 8:50, and 85” an hour later. A smaller but bright prominence was situated at P.A. 135°, and this also increased during the observation from 45” to 80”.
http://articles.adsabs.harvard.edu/pdf/1908ApJ....28...79E

[And over 7 hours it accelerated from 1 km/s to 84km/s (302,400 km/h). SNRG™ confirmed.]
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Pretty sun is pretty.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_storm_of_1859
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1895 hot calcium in solar chromosphere, missing in 1893.jpg
1893 No metallic prominences in the solar chromosphere (above the photosphere).
1895 H and K (Calcium metal) Fraunhofer lines seen in the metallic prominences in the chromosphere.
Warming up for Mystery Airships?
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Currently testing potential colleagues for verifications and connections. New blood inhabiting physics stations. YOUNG new blood not impressed by jew schooled cucks & politically correct appointees. Can't speak.

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Colored rains not isolated to India. New colleagues found multiples in Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Serbia, northwestern China, Japan, Norway, Sweden, average timetables of 4-22 years on average per region. Prepare thine posterior Herr Vril: discovered colored rains in Australia, then whole of South America; Argentina, Chile, Brazil. South Pacific islands? Hundreds of records.

No silicon lead to new working-on-it theory = metallic solar ejections. Don't even know what I'm looking for now. Fun maybe/perhaps. Rightfully accused you of same: must follow facts without trust.
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I just thought of a reason why the silicon could be missing, but Mg and Fe present. Fe is pulled up from the silt because it is magnetic. Mg is pulled up because it is light. Si is denser and not magnetic, it is harder to churn up.

Also notice to the two deep "gouges" in >>107577 pic 2, lower graph, post 1900. Is that the cause?


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solar metallic prominences raw count 1912-1948.png
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>19-07-1947*
19-07-1946

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1947 09 15 Tampa Bay Times _gallup Dupont People.jpg
Public opinion on Flying Saucers in 1947.

>no aliens
>some kind of meteor or comet

https://ufocon.blogspot.com/2019/08/915147-gallup-poll-from-kolyma.html
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Reconstructing solar magnetic fields from historical observations - arxiv 1907.06492   UFOs.png
After looking at the metal throwing cycle >>110905 I decided to look at the sun's magnetic field through history. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1907.06492.pdf

I expect that the magnetic field strength is related to the solar convection speed(s). And I expect metal ions and Fe to be thrown the most when the mag. field is strong. The graph seems to bear this out. It also bring up the posibility of obtaing the raw data and comparing the very high mag field days with UFO sighting spikes. The low MF dates, years ending in 4, matches well with the metal prominence low points.

Interesting to see that post 1976 the cycle destabilised, this is the same time flying discs waned.

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Digging around looking for a flaw in the sun hypothesis.
Science papers mentioning "metallic prominence". Nicely encompassing the Airship/Disc era.
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Interesting.
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[YouTube] UFO Over China On July 7 ABC NEWS!!! AMAZING FOOTAGE!!! [Embed]

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