CinDeepThoughts

Pyramids, celestial beings, outer space, electromagnetism, bulge, black hole, Orion arm, solar system, sun, stars, nebulae, energy, Milky Way, Galaxy, planets, dimensions, black matter, math, spirals, size, time, creation, humans, race, war…  Venus 😍 

There’s a beginning, and an end to everything. NOTHING LASTS FOREVER. Although, I would beg to differ, as all energy transforms, reintegrates and creates anew. Changing from one source to another.

Comet ISON changed from its icy, mineral, gaseous self to debris, dust, and the like, but who really knows of its true beginnings! I can’t say I’m disappointed for its death-rebirth-transformation. I know a lot of scientist are unhappy it did not survive, but I know they are truly pleased with the presence it made and data they were able to collect… I am happy our Sun, the center of our solar system and really the center of our world of creation, is so powerful in its mass/gravitational influence, that it pulled ISON from outer depths of the galaxy to visit us, yet destroy it from its unpredictable path in our small intimate system we live. I am happy we have such a powerful center force to protect us! How cool was it that ISON came to visit, I do hope it didn’t lead the way for others, and if so, I hope our sun is up for more destruction techniques!

Comets are so fascinating and so frightening all at the same time! What would earth be without them?! They do say it’s possible comets were the icy mineral substances that delivered water to earth to begin with!

We are all one, all from the same source of total creation! Endless space and possibilities.

Cheers!

I am keeping an eye on Ison. Looking forward to watching it LIVE tomorrow, November 27th, 2013 as it has it’s closest approach to the sun!!!

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Check out space weather.com

SLIGHT CHANCE OF FLARES: The Earthside of the sun is quiet. NOAA forecasters estimate a slim 1% chance of either M- or X-class solar flares on Nov. 27th. However, there is at least one active region on the farside of the sun which could target Comet ISON when it swings around the farside after Nov. 28th.

COMET ISON, SO FAR SO GOOD: Comet ISON is hurtling toward the sun today at 240,000 mph and, despite the rising heat, the comet appears to be intact. Yesterday, reports of fading spectral lines from the comet’s core raised concerns that the icy nucleus might be disintegrating. Current images from NASA and ESA spacecraft, however, show the comet still going strong. Comet ISON has just entered the field of view of the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO):

Since October 25th, 2013 we have had 3 X-class solar flares. X-class is the highest rated class of flares. Solar activity is high. Because these flares were facing the earth, CME’s will deliver powerful energy to our planet’s magnetic field creating polar geomagnetic storms. These will be seen from October 28-31st. Keep an eye out for more x-class flares from sunspots AR1875, AR1877, and AR1882.

2 major earthquakes struck yesterday. The 7.7 quake was so powerful in Pakistan that a new island arose off the coast!