Son Nghiem of NASA’s Jet Propulsion
Laboratory in Pasadena got a bit of a jolt while analysing radar data from the
Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) Oceansat-2 when he noticed that
most of Greenland's surface ice appeared to have undergone surface
melting on July 12. It's 2012 and the messenger molecule is fast so apparently 97%
of Greenland ice sheet surface melted by mid mid-July. That's the fastest rate
than at any other time in recorded history.
"Not a problem", say some
scientists geeks, "ice cores tell us that this has happened before"
Yes, but maybe so has Atlantis and
that's why NASA issued an article called; "The
Great Doomsday Scare", which credits Terence and Dennis Mckenna's
book; "The Invisible Landscape: Mind, Hallucinogens, and the I Ching",
along with John Major Jenkins, as amongst the prime originators of the 2012 Mayan
ethos, or Singularity.
Terence Mckenna died in 2000, so he
never lived to see drone warfare, or the enormous CO2-sucking phytoplankton
bloom that's recently been discovered beneath Arctic ice, an enormous, (100
kilometre wide), stretch of active plant life that's weirder than anything that
science was aware of. It could affect
higher forms of life in the polar region, like fish, birds, polar bears,
walruses and so on because there's the possibility that the bloom could change
the timing of the nutrient chain and therefore the effect on our food chain is
currently unknown.
I'm sure our scientists are working
on this right now and have put all their weapon projects on hold. Maybe they
can find a way to produce electricity from the abovementioned biomass because India
just had the biggest blackout of all time on the 31st July. No need to try and
imagine 700 million people, or one tenth of the world's population, without a
power grid because it'll give you a headache.
In synch with the Indian event,
Mitch Battros of Earth Changes
Media tells us;
" Solar
Cycle 24 has begun - and it has been predicted by NASA, NOAA and ESA to be up
to 50% stronger than its 'record breaking' predecessor Cycle 23 which produced
the largest solar flare ever recorded."
It's agreed by most scientists that
the Sun will reach 'peak activity' from late 2012 into 2013.
Good timing, eh?
Coronal mass ejections coming at us
at 800 kilometres per hour will devastate the transformers of power stations.
Transformers take months to manufacture, during which time you survive by being a wolf and boy scout while living in a cave near running water.
Is this the format of the future?
Looking back, new
evidence has recently emerged that fossils recently found in a cave in the foothills
of the Lebombo Mountains of South Africa purportedly prove that all modern
culture came from South Africa. Of course European scientists challenge this
theory, but also acknowledge that;
"..it remains difficult to pinpoint
where in history (that) modernity began."
One of the things they found at the
dig in the cave was a recognisable utensil that the San still use for 'applying
poison' today, 44,000 years in the future.
Of course there's always the view,
as in the movie Prometheus, that the timeline of Earth isn't old enough to have
produced something as complex as the human genome, so please change channels on
your flat screen to the Olympic Stadium in London where an alien landing is now
taking place.
I'll warrant that won't explain
everything.
Schwann Cybershaman
4th August 2012
