[Webmaster’s Note: A future Survival Praxis issue will be prepared in the coming months discussing further the science behind this phenomenon and how it can be used for a visual monitoring of the weakening Van Allen Belts. Until then, scroll to the bottom of this post for updates.]
Reports are occurring with greater frequency of a “greening” of Earth’s auroras, of passing comets with green auras, and other similar celestial structures (e.g. the Martian halo). While we might enjoy the flickering of the Northern Lights, the increasing dominance of the green color in spectroscopic analysis portends something more ominous which should temper our enjoyment of the pretty light show.
The green is an indicator of the presence hydrogen ions which contain a positive charge (see Footnote below). They are attracted to comets, planets, and even the Sun because these celestial bodies have a net negative charge and pick-up ions like a vacuum cleaner.
While the Sun has a normal “return current sheet” of these hydrogen ions in a continuous process of recycling its stellar fuel, so does our galaxy. And just as Earth’s magnetosphere is weakening and letting in more of this cosmic radiation, so is the Sun’s heliosphere.
Ben Davidson’s YouTube productions have provided an almost daily chronicle of the intrusion of the galactic current sheet into our heliosphere. James McCanney has argued that the waves of comets during the 1990s (Hale-Bopp) and early 2000s (Ison) have had the effect of discharging the solar capacitor. We should not be witnessing this phenomenon.
Instead, because it is intensifying, this “greening” effect must be caused by something from outside our solar system.
When will it become dangerous? It already has.
As pointed out elsewhere on this website, Pluto’s atmosphere has collapsed. Neptune, supposedly a gaseous planet, has lost its cloud cover. Storm activity on Jupiter is increasing. And on Earth? The ozone layer is dissipating as these hydrogen ions latch on to the Oxygen-3 (O3) and overwhelm it.
What happens when it reaches the Sun, not as its usual current sheet, but as an overwhelming flood?
I offer McCanney’s observations:
If our sun did depend on a constant influx of new solar hydrogen to burn and we were about to head into [an] area devoid of such hydrogen, the sun all of a sudden could begin to cool uncontrollably. Or if the opposite happened when we moved into a region of hydrogen rich interstellar material with an associated increase in hydrogen input to the sun and it began to accelerate in its energy output . . .
Principia Meteorologia, McCanney, op cit, p. 96
“Accelerate in its energy output”. . . solar nova? Global warming?
Today is the American Thanksgiving Holiday. I will update this post as the need arises. Otherwise, I encourage you to read the various Survival Praxis articles which attempt to explain the science behind this looming disaster.
— JWS, 11/23/23
Footnote: McCanney insists that this “greening” represents hydrogen ions and not oxygen as claimed by popular science: https://www.jmccanneyscience.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/JamesMcCanneyScienceHour_November_16_2023.mp3
(Go to the 34 minute mark of this hour-long broadcast for the pertinent subject matter. The first 10 minutes are also very interesting as Professor McCanney introduces the subject.)
But to make the point, even if it is the oxygen molecule, something is exciting it at an atomic level: which would be the hydrogen ion. Establishment science is attempting to deflect and prevent alarm from the phenomenon.
Update March 2, 2024: While the association of a “green sky” is not uncommon with approaching tornadoes, the frequency and intensity of these occurrences in association with “normal” weather events are becoming too numerous to chronicle https://youtu.be/1gbxzkrlVXQ?si=-bVUNmWag8rdi2oh . We think this is from the galactic current sheet. It is not directly related to output from the Sun.
Update April 21, 2024: For information on the Green “Devil” Comet which is now visible in the night sky, go here: Devil Comet
Update April 28, 2024: Go here to the 18 minute mark and following. Pay particular attention to Vogt’s commentary on “God’s Chandelier.”
