- Note: In the following images, no image processing such
as sharpening or filtering was used. White lines are superimposed over
the original GIF images to clarify geometric shapes.
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- New geometric patterns have appeared on our sun at three
different wavelengths. Last month I reported on the following pattern that
appeared 19 days ago (on June 28th 2005.) I've included the following white
line notated image showing the angular pattern. Wavelength of the image
below is 28.4nm:
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- Today, the following image below was observed. The notated
geometric patterns are visible at three different wavelengths. I have selected
the center wavelength here of 17nm, which has the best pattern visibility.
Some of the geometric shapes visible are outlined here with white lines.
It is NOT my intent to spell any words. It came out as it did when the
outlines were traced. There does seem to be an 'H' pattern on the left
horizon slowly coming around toward the camera, which I have not outlined
here (original unmarked image is down below for your review.)
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- As well as the nearly perfect right angles, a circle
with a square region in the center is also of interest. If this is being
induced artifically, it represents very powerful and possibly earth-threatening
technology if used incorrectly. Modern science portrays the sun as a superhot,
boiling mass of fusion which is extremely chaotic. If this is the case,
the nearly perfect geometric shapes should not be able to form, or stay
in place.
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- More and more strange behavior with the sun has been
observed in the past two years. Are these shapes just typical Rohrshach
patterns...like animals, people and sailing ships seen in clouds? Perhaps.
But perhaps not...
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- Ted Twietmeyer
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- From Christoipher Haslett
- 7-20-5
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- It's disappointing to see garbage like this finding its
way onto your site. The sun is obviously not an advertising billboard carrying
ads for AOL (or EOL or whatever) and I don't think the Illuminati with
all their obvious power over the Bank of England, etc, have quite figured
out a way to carve giant messages onto a star that is 93 million miles
away.
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- The writer who saw this writing should get in touch with
the crop circle true believers, another group that is wasting our time
with "phenomena" that are clearly manmade hoaxes. It's no wonder
believers in the paranormal are laughed at.
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- Christopher Haslett
- Toronto
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Timothy Grand
7-20-5
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- Yes, I totally agree it's absurd. But rense.com often
covers these kinds of Rohrshach nuttiness to encourage Comments from people
who disagree...to help people understand that seeing shapes in the clouds,
for example, carries over to almost anything.
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- I disagree, however, about crop circles. If you study
the phenomenon, you'll know that the measurable, physical differences between
the fakes and legitimate cirlcles have long been established. There is
zero doubt some of them are made with an unkown advanced technology/energy.
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