There are two library systems. The ELITE have their own with secret stuff we cannot know about, apparently.
AND there are two internets, theirs and ours.
If the world had the technology the ELITE have hidden, we'd have free energy. Yes, FREE!
If the ELITE didn't want us to know, we do not know. We are not supposed to know.
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OFF-TARGET CME MIGHT GRAZE EARTH: We wouldn't call it a full-fledged eruption. On Sept. 11th, a magnetic filament in the sun's southern hemisphere fluttered--just enough to hurl a faint CME into space. The bulk of the CME will miss Earth, sailing south of our planet, but there is a chance of a glancing blow on Sept. 14th. Any impact would increase the disturbance already expected on Sept. 14th due to the Big Butterfly coronal hole.
A bright comet has emerged from behind the sun, surprising astronomers. Introducing, Comet SWAN25B:
"The comet is magnitude 7.5, bright enough to see with backyard telescopes," reports Ernesto Guido. "This is our confirmation image taken just a couple hours ago via the Spaceflux network."
The comet is named after the SWAN camera onboard the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO). Amateur astronomer Vladimir Bezugly noticed the comet in online images. SWAN is a special camera that maps hydrogen in the solar wind, which suggests this comet may be rich in the element.
This Sept. 12th photo from Michael Mattiazzo of South Australia highlights the comet's 2-degree ion tail:
"It is probably in outburst post-perihelion," says Mattiazzo. "A similar situation occurred with comet C/2004 H6."
The comet's orbit is still being determined. Initial astrometry suggests it has already passed through perihelion (its closest approach to the sun). Next, it might make a close approach to Earth (0.25 AU) in October.
The comet's future visibility remains unknown. It might be on the verge of falling apart--or poised for a good show as it approaches our planet. Observations in the days ahead will tell us more about its prospects. For current coordinates, check the Minor Planet Center's Possible Comet Confirmation Page. VIA: https://spaceweather.com/
BUTTERFLY-SHAPED HOLE IN THE SUN'S ATMOSPHERE: A hole has opened in the sun's atmosphere, and it is venting a stream of solar wind toward Earth. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory photographed the 500,000-km-wide butterfly-shaped gap on Sept. 11th:
This is a "coronal hole" -- a region in the sun's atmosphere where magnetic fields open up and allow solar wind to escape. Coronal holes look dark because hot plasma normally contained there is missing. The gaseous material is "on the loose" and on its way to Earth.
A stream of solar wind flowing from this coronal hole should reach Earth on Sept. 14th. Its arrival could spark G1 to G2-class geomagnetic storms. The odds of storming are increased by the "Russell-McPherron effect," which links the magnetic fields of the sun and Earth during weeks around equinoxes.
