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There is a lot that we do not know about what is going on at CERN. Sadly, what is worse, is there is a lot that those working at CERN don’t know about what is going on there. I understand that these folks have all been educated in a system that worships “Science” and they have been placed in an environment where they are free to investigate and experiment to their little hearts’ content. They seem to have access to unlimited funds so money is no object. Wherever their vivid imaginations wander they have carte blanche to explore. Is it any wonder that they seem to be driven to push the limits, NO MATTER THE CONSEQUENCES? Most of these people do not believe in Our Heavenly Father and Creator of all things, therefor they have no constraint. They are not answerable to anyone, nor bound to any laws, or ruled by any conscience.
These folks DO NOT CARE that they are placing our very existence at risk! If indeed they are driven by spiritual forces from the DARK SIDE, than they are likely working toward our destruction by design. The enemy comes but to KILL, STEAL and DESTROY!
Our world has been seriously and dangerously altered since CERN began. It has been down for a while as they are making IMPROVEMENTS. Giving it more POWER and more TOOLS to create havoc in the universe.
It was brought back up at the beginning of this year. In this post we will what has been happenings and what they have changed.
One of biggest areas that concerns me is the increase in size and power of the magnets they are employing. Our Earth’s electro-magnetic system is being bombarded constantly with all kinds of energies and beams and forces that we do not understand. The consequences of which NO ONE KNOWS. And for what purpose?? NO ONE really knows for certain. They are only guessing… at our expense.
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On the 21st of August 2022, Elon Musk tweeted that the CERN HADRON COLLIDER was Demonic Technology unlike anything the world has ever seen.
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Ten years ago, several physicists working on the Large Hadron Collider, the world’s most powerful scientific experiment at CERN, announced the discovery of the Higgs boson. According to physicists, the discovery of the Higgs Boson will open the door to the study of other particles that may exist within our universe. However, many theorists think that tinkering with the Higgs might lead to a number of sci-fi outcomes, like the formation of a black hole within our planet. Even the famous billionaire Elon Musk calls the particle accelerator responsible for this experiment ‘demonic technology’.
Scientists theorize that they may be able to find the missing particle twins they are seeking if they create a larger, stronger, more powerful collider. Many believe that the LHC may end up creating a black whole in our world and destroying life as we know it. Likely, that is one reason Elon Musk calls it DEMONIC.
In the next few years Scientists expect to selectively produce as many Higgs Bosons as possible. So they suggest we keep our fingers crossed while we wait and see whatever the outcome is. SOURCE
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3 stunning ways Earth and spacetime could be destroyed
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This warning comes not from an incorrigible luddite but the influential British astrophysicist Lord Martin Rees, who sees three ways in which the collider could cause a disaster of cosmic proportions.
1. A BLACK HOLE SUCKS US IN
For one, cautions Rees in his new book On The Future: Prospects for Humanity, it’s possible for the experiments conducted at the LHC to form a black hole which would “suck in everything around it”.
2. EARTH GETS SHRUNK
And if apocalypse by way of black holes doesn’t come to pass, it’s also conceivable that Earth could get compressed into a “hyperdense sphere about one hundred metres across,” as writes Lord Rees, the Emeritus Professor of Cosmology and Astrophysics at the University of Cambridge.
That could happen due to the subatomic quarks generated by the Large Hadron Collider, which smashes particles against each other at super-high speeds to study the fallout. The quarks could reassemble themselves into appropriately named (and currently hypothetical) particles called strangelets, which, in turn, could transform everything in their way into a new highly-compressed form of matter. So Earth would become no larger than a football field.
Aerial view of CERN’S Large Hadron Collider.
3. SPACETIME GETS RIPPED
There is, unfortunately, a third way towards unimaginable disaster courtesy of the LHC and other particle accelerators like the new one being built in China which would be twice as large and 7 times as powerful as CERN’s. Martin Rees thinks that there’s a chance the colliders could cause a “catastrophe that engulfs space itself”. That’s certainly nothing to take lightly.
Rees explains that contrary to what might be popularly imagined, the vacuum of space is not really full of mostly nothing but emptiness. The vacuum, says Rees, has in it “all the forces and particles that govern the physical world.”And it’s possible that the vacuum we can observe is actually “fragile and unstable.”
notes Rees. “physicists should be circumspect about carrying out experiments that generate conditions with no precedent, even in the cosmos.” Words to live by when nothing less than the continual existence of the world is at stake.
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You have to ask yourself, why would CERNput a magic mirror on the wall in their video? |
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Civil-engineering work for the major upgrade of the LHC completed
CERN celebrates the completion of the civil-engineering work for the High-Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC), the major upgrade of its flagship collider, the LHC
Today, CERN celebrates the completion of the civil-engineering work for the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider (HL-LHC), the major upgrade of its flagship collider, the LHC.
Approved in June 2016 and due to start operating in 2029, the HL-LHC will considerably improve the performance of the LHC by increasing the number of particle collisions and thus boosting the potential for discoveries. The completion of the civil-engineering work marks the start of the transition towards the HL-LHC era; the new components for the collider will be installed in the caverns and galleries that are now ready.
The HL-LHC is CERN’s main scientific goal of the decade, recognised as one of the highest priorities for the field in the 2020 update of the European Strategy for Particle Physics. This major upgrade builds on the success of the LHC since it started operating in 2010. While the LHC is able to produce up to 1 billion proton–proton collisions per second, the HL-LHC will increase this number, known as “luminosity”, by a factor of between five and seven, allowing about ten times more data to be accumulated between 2029 and 2041, the period during which it will be operating.
To achieve this increase in luminosity, several innovative and challenging key technologies are being developed. These include new superconducting quadrupole magnets(based on niobium–tin instead of niobium–titanium) that will better focus the beam, and compact crab cavities to tilt the beams at the collision points thus maximising the overlap of protons. Other innovations include high-temperature superconducting links, new technologies for beam vacuum (prolonging the lifetime of the magnets) and beam collimation (protection from quenching), as well as very precise high-current power converters.
Most of these HL-LHC components will be integrated at Point 1 (Meyrin, Switzerland) and Point 5 (Cessy, France) of the LHC ring, where the high-luminosity detectors ATLAS and CMS are located.
“The civil-engineering work started in June 2018 and, despite the difficult global context, was successfully completed at the end of 2022. The technological developments are well advanced, so we really are at the start of the transition towards the HL-LHC era,one that will push the boundariesof technology and knowledge even further. It will allow physicists to study known mechanisms in greater detail, such as the Higgs boson, and observe rare new phenomena that might reveal themselves,” says Oliver Brüning, HL-LHC project leader.
The HL-LHC is an international endeavour involving 43 institutions in 19 countries, including in CERN’s Member and Associate Member States, as well as in the United States, Canada, Japan and China.
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It’s also likely the most explosive substance on the planet.
Michael Doser — who works in the only factory making it — describes this reaction as “probably the most violent process you can think of because the full mass of the object disappears and transforms into energy“.
And based on what we know about this terrifying-sounding substance, the Universe probably shouldn’t exist at all.
So what is it?
Antimatter.
It doesn’t sound like it should be real, but “it does exist”, says Professor Doser, a physicist who studies the properties of antimatter at CERN, the European Council for Nuclear Research.
This international scientific institution in Switzerland is home to the Large Hadron Collider, and it regularly exposes the hidden particles that make up our universe.
Lesser known is its role in .
Professor Doser leads a team studying this strange, expensive, explosive stuff in the wonderfully named Antimatter Factory.
Here they create and capture this bizarre anti-stuff.
What is antimatter?
You can think of it as matter’s evil twin.
Professor Doser actually thinks matter might be the evil half of this equation, with antimatter being the “good guy”.
But the point is: antimatter is the opposite of matter.
It’s exactly the same as matter, except all the electrical charges of its component parts are reversed.
This is why it’s so explosive.
When a bit of matter comes into contact with its evil antimatter twin, they cancel each other out, releasing all the energy stored inside them.
“[When] a proton and antiproton annihilate each other, their mass completely disappears,” Professor Doser says.
“So this is by far the most energetic process that you can think of.”
By converting all their mass into energy, you’re getting more bang for your buck with an antimatter explosion.
“In the case of a chemical reaction, you’re transforming only about a millionth of the mass of the object of the molecule into energy,” Professor Doser says.
The violence of an antimatter reaction was clearly demonstrated when a tiny pinch of the stuff exploded over Vatican City … in the fictional Dan Brown epic, Angels and Demons.
Thankfully, outside the realms of science fiction, we won’t see antimatter destroying cities anytime soon.
“Even in that hypothesis you’d still need a gram of antimatter, which would take 10 billion years to accumulate,” Professor Doser says.
And for my Trekkie friends out there, that also means fusion-powered warp drives like those on Star Trek ships are unlikely to be a thing any time soon.
So how is antimatter made?
To create antimatter you just need to create matter.
Simple? Nope.
Expensive? You bet.
The recipe they use at CERN’s Antimatter Factory to achieve this feat is:
- Take a proton (a charged subatomic particle)
- Speed it up enormously
- Crash it into an iridium block.
One in every million collisions creates a proton-antiproton pair.
The basic principle is that so much energy is concentrated at a single point that it creates mass — the mass of matter.
And yes, bizarrely, energy can become the mass of matter — and vice versa.
This equivalency is most famously described in Einstein’s equation:
e (energy) = m (the mass of matter) x c (the speed of light) squared
But whenever this happens — when loads of energy gets concentrated and turned into the mass of matter — antimatter is born too.
“Antimatter appears every single time matter appears,” Professor Doser says.
(If that were true there would be equal parts of anti-matter and matter which they have proven is not true. So this statement is a lie.)
The cost of creating antimatter like this makes it the world’s most expensive substance.
Professor Doser once estimated how much it would cost to make antimatter in large amounts.
“One 100th of a nanogram [of antimatter] costs as much as one kilogram of gold,” he says.
After a bit of number crunching that means a gram of antiproton antimatter would cost an absurd 5 quadrillion euros. That’s 5 thousand trillion euros.
There’s not really any point translating that to Australian dollars because it’s absurd either way.
Other sources of antimatter
And yet, a piece of fruit makes antimatter too. And so do we!
“Bananas are a perfect unit for antimatter production. It’s one antiparticle per hour, approximately,” Professor Doser says.
As radioisotopes in bananas decay, they release pairs of electrons and anti-electrons.
But to understand the properties of this mysterious anti-stuff, apparently anti-electrons won’t cut it.
Professor Doser and his colleagues need anti-protons.
“You need 2,000 times more energy to make [anti-protons],” he says.
“So we actually need infrastructure like at CERN, accelerators that will produce enough energy locally in a very small spot to produce pairs of an antiproton and a proton.”
But … why would we bother?
Ah yes, the multi-million dollar question.
There are a few answers.
The first is that the technology developed in CERN’s Antimatter Factory has been applied in medical imaging tools called PET scanners.
The second is that CERN is interested in fundamental research— understanding things without knowing how this knowledge could be applied.
And the final is that it might help us solve a fairly enormous cosmic conundrum: why the material universe exists.
(Even if they could re-create the “big BANG” they would still not understand why the universe exists. So CERNS existence is irrelevant and worthless!)
The Universe probably shouldn’t exist
At the moment of the Big Bang, all the energy of the Universe was concentrated and exploded.
“We actually expect that the whole Universe — since there was lots of energy around at the moment of the Big Bang — should consist of equal amounts of matter and antimatter,” Professor Doser says.
“The big surprise is that it doesn’t.”
There is no antimatter left in the Universe from the Big Bang that we’re aware of, he says.
Which is fortunate.
If the Big Bang led to equal parts matter and antimatter forming, these probably would have then bumped into each other, obliterated one another,and then presumably exploded again.
“We want to study it to see why it’s not here anymore and why the Universe isn’t just empty.”
So, what’s their working theory as to why our evil antimatter twins didn’t just cancel everything out, long ago?
“The best explanation that we have found up to now is to say that there’s a slight difference in the properties of particles and antiparticles,” Professor Doser says.
This means that although equal amounts of matter and antimatter should have formed, they weren’t quite equal, he adds.
“One particle is left over out of a billion, and this one particle out of a billion is everything we see in the Universe. All the galaxies, the clusters of galaxies, the stars, the planets, us.
“We’re the leftovers in this model.”
Right, We are not the most precious thing in the Universe as God tells us. We are not even the miraculous creation of an unexplainable explosion. WE ARE THE LEFTOVERS. SATAN IS A LIAR!!!
It’s a pretty convenient explanation.
But it’s not the only one.
He says an alternative hypothesis is that we’re living in a part of the Universe filled with matter — but other parts might be full of antimatter.
In other words, antimatter planets, antimatter stars or antimatter galaxies could be a thing.
“If we don’t find a difference between matter and antimatter, then that’s going to be the only remaining explanation,” Professor Doser says.
And what explanation would that be?? The Word of the Bible?
Unravelling this cosmic conundrum is what the researchers at CERN’s Antimatter Factory are trying to do.
But so far, this mysterious anti-stuff remains elusive. The team hasn’t found any other meaningful differences between matter and antimatter.
And if you’re concerned that this work doesn’t warrant fooling around with such a violently explosive anti-substance, Professor Doser says there’s no need to worry.
“We make such minute quantities that even if you were to destroy all the antimatter that we’re making in the course of a year, it wouldn’t be even enough to boil a cup of tea.”
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39932:08CERN at the molecular level-Opening Portals In People-Demons (Feb20, 2023)
Daboo777I followed him years ago on YouTube I quit cause he’s a very nervous guy lol But he has great stuff. CERN is a witchcraft wheeland revelation in the bible is describing this devilish portal from hell. Get saved, prophesies coming out every day more and more. Time RUNS out very quickly! God bless
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Superconductivity for sustainability: a new superconducting link for the High-Luminosity LHC
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| *leuk- Proto-Indo-European root meaning “light, brightness.” It forms all or part of:allumette; elucidate; illumination; illustration; lea; leukemia; leuko-; lightIt is the hypothetical source of/evidence for its existence is provided by: Sanskrit rocate “shines;” Armenian lois “light,” lusin “moon;” Greek leukos “bright, shining, white;” Latin lucere “to shine,” lux “light,” lucidus “clear;” Old Church Slavonic luci “light;” Lithuanian laukas “pale;” Welsh llug “gleam, glimmer;” Old Irish loche “lightning,” luchair “brightness;” Hittite lukezi “is bright;” Old English leht, leoht “light, daylight; spiritual illumination,” German Licht, Gothic liuhaþ “light.” |
| Lucifer Old English Lucifer “Satan,” also “morning star, Venus in the morning sky before sunrise,” also an epithet or name of Diana, from Latin Lucifer “morning star,” noun use of adjective, literally “light-bringing,” from lux (genitive lucis) “light” (from PIE root *leuk- “light, brightness”) + ferre “to carry, bear,” from PIE root *bher- (1) “to carry,” also “to bear children.” Venus in the evening sky was Hesperus. |
So we see that Luminosity is the measure of Lucifer’s essence within anything! LOL
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A flexible cryostat and the first series of high-temperature superconducting magnesium diboride cables will form an innovative electrical transfer line to power the HL-LHC inner triplet magnets
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator, is also the largest single machine operating in the world today that uses superconductivity. The proton beams inside the LHC are bent and focused around the accelerator ring using superconducting electromagnets. These electromagnets are built from coils, made of niobium–titanium (Nb–Ti) cables, that have to operate at a temperature colder than that of outer space in order to be superconducting. This allows the current to flow without any resistance or loss of energy. The High-Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC), an upgrade of the LHC, will for the first time feature innovative electrical transfer lines known as the “Superconducting Links”.
Recently, CERN’s SM18 magnet test facility witnessed the successful integration of the first series of magnesium diboride superconducting cables into a novel, flexible cryostat. Together with high-temperature superconducting (HTS) magnesium diboride (MgB2) cables, they will form a unique superconducting transfer line to power the HL-LHC inner triplet magnets. The triplets are the focusing magnets that focus the beam, right before collisions, to a diameter as narrow as 5 micrometres.
Colloquially known as the “python”, the flexible, double-wall, corrugated cryostat comprises 19 MgB2 superconducting cables in a single assembly, twisted together to form a compact bundle. Each MgB2 cable is about 140metres long, with the diameter of the bundle measuring about 90 mm. Together, these 19 superconducting cables can transfer a DC current of about 120 kA at 25 K (-248 °C) – a temperature higher than that at which conventional superconductors operate. In the LHC, niobium–titanium (Nb–Ti) and niobium–tin (Nb3Sn) cables are operated in superfluid helium at 1.9K (‑271.3 °C) – a temperature colder than the 2.7 K (-270.5 °C) of outer space. The MgB2 cables of the Superconducting Link are cooled by a forced flow of helium gas. “The R&D done in the initial phase of the LHC project has made the ongoing production reliable and repeatable,” says HL-LHC project leader Oliver Brüning.
This new type of superconducting transmission line also has potential outside accelerator technology. These lines can transfer vast amounts of current within a small diameter and could therefore be used to deliver electricity in big cities or to connect renewable energy sources to populated areas. Recently, CERN and Airbus UpNext signed a collaboration agreement to assess the use of superconducting transmission for future low-emission aeroplanes.
But the novelty of this superconducting material is not the only secret component for a sustainable, superconducting transfer line.
“One of the beauties of this new system is that the cryogenic operation of the Superconducting Link is done at zero cost because it transfers the helium gas that in any case is needed to cool the current leads,” says Amalia Ballarino, the deputy leader of CERN’s Magnets, Superconductors and Cryostat group. “So, the Superconducting Links act as both helium and electrical transfer line.”
CERN’s SM18 facility will continue to host the assembly and testing of the Superconducting Links – ten, in total, for the HL-LHC – until they are installed in the LHC tunnel during Long Shutdown 3, scheduled to start in 2026. The first HL-LHC Superconducting Link will come into operation this year, when it will be connected to the cryostat with the REBCO (rare-earth barium copper oxide) HTS current leads on one side and to the Nb–Ti connections on the other. Integrating these key new technologies (novel superconducting cables made of MgB2, long and low static heat load flexible cryostats, and REBCO HTS current leads) marks the beginning of a sustainable approach to electrical transmission for the future of CERN’s accelerators, starting with the HL-LHC.
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After turning the LHC back on, Scientists are reporting strange things happening at CERN. A huge increase in the number of particles being created, unexplained noises and vibrations, strange sounds coming from the accelerator. Some claim that these occurrences could be indicative of a portal being opened during the experiments.
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47729:08Portal activity at CERN has colored the sky with strange northern lights seen in New York. This is not a normal sight. In other news, Russian Duma members are calling for “Declaration of War”. This comes as France became the first NATO country to announce they may provide Mirage 2000 fighter jets to aid Ukraine.
00:00 – Portal Activity at CERN 02:47 – Mysterious “Heartbeat” coming from the Sun 07:54 – British Missile Spotted in Ukraine11:09 – Russia’s Declaration of War12:24 – Credit Markets15:07 – Biden Surrender to Chinese WHO16:57 – End of Public Air Travel25:37 – Joseph’s Kitchen
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Accelerator Report: The CERN accelerator complex is awakening from hibernation
The 2022–2023 year-end technical stop (YETS) is defined as 17 weeks beam-to-beam in the LHC, which is two weeks longer than the standard YETS and was introduced in response to the energy crisis. The last LHC beam of 2022 was dumped in the early morning of Monday, 28 November; 17 weeks later, on Monday, 27 March 2023, we plan to inject the first beam of the year into the LHC.
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Although this first beam is a single-bunch beam with reduced intensity, the injector complex needs to be commissioned well in advance. The LINAC4 hardware therefore already began recommissioning on Monday, 13 February, only 11 weeks after the accelerator was stopped. During that time, maintenance was carried out, and a new, more efficient, H- source was installed.
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Lupercalia Celebration of bodily autonomy, sexual liberation, and reproduction Based on the Roman festival of the same name, Lupercalia falls on February 15. In keeping with the ancient tradition, February 13th and 14th are observed as feast days leading up to the actual holiday. What we are translating this to in TST is a “hail yourself” day.
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In the subsequent beam commissioning period that started on 20 February, the beam was brought through LINAC4, all the necessary parameters were adjusted and the performance of the new source was tested using the higher intensity beam. After the first accelerating structure, the radio-frequency quadrupole (RFQ), the beam current usually measures 25 mA. With the new source, the experts managed to bring this up to 35 mA,an increase of 40% with a similar transmission efficiency. For the 2023 physics run, 25 mA will remain the default current, but further studies to push the performance of LINAC4 and the PS Booster are planned for later this year.
| Turkey-Syria earthquake February 20, 2023 February 6 Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria -The figures are unfathomable: 47,000 people dead, thousands of others missing, millions homeless. In minutes, two massive earthquakesthat rocked Turkey and Syria turned entire cities into mounds of rubble. This number is expected to rise further, given that more than 345,000 apartments were destroyed and many people are still unaccounted for. In Syria, already devastated by years of war, authorities have said more than 5,800 people died. Hans Kluge, the World Health Organization’s Europe director, said relief workers were facing “the worst natural disaster in the region for a century”, adding that 26 million people need assistanceacross both countries. The WHO launched the largest rescue operation of its kind in the organisation’s 75-year history. In Turkey alone, an estimated 1 million people are living in tents and temporary shelters, while at least 80,000 injured people are in hospital. There is widespread anger and frustration against the Turkish government. In Syria, up to 5 million people may be homeless, many already internally displaced after fleeing civil war. What is the longer-term fallout?The earthquake opened two enormous fissures on Earth’s surface, where the land split by up to seven metres in opposite directions over a span of hundreds of miles. Stunned residents face new trauma after another earthquake hits Turkey, Syria: Updates |
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On Friday, 3 March, following two weeks of hardware commissioning, the beam was injected into the PS Booster at 10.15 a.m. In just over an hour, the beam had been captured, accelerated, synchronised, and extracted to the beam dump. This is the point where the tedious work of adjusting the machine starts, after which the various operational beams will be set up and fine-tuned.spacer
 There are only 100 days left until the Opening Ceremony of the Special Olympics World Games takes place at Olympiastadion Berlin. 7,000 athletes from 190 delegations. Today, 9 March 2023, Berlin and Brandenburg have a new eye-catcher: a fully branded S-Bahn in the design of the Special Olympics World Games is taking off from From now until the end of our event |
The first beam will have to be ready for when the PS completes its two-week hardware commissioning period on Friday, 10 March.
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March 10, 2023 was the 69th day of the year 2023. There were 296 days remaining until the end of the year. March 10th is the sixty-ninth day (seventieth in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. March 10, 2023 was the 17th day of Lent. It falls in week 9 of the year and in Q1 (Quarter). There are 31days in this month. 2023 is not a leap year, so there are 365 days. United States / Canada: 10 March 2023 is 10th Friday of 2023. on the 10th week of 2023 (using ISO standard week number calculation). 80th day of Winter. There are 10 days left till Spring.
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EXTREMELY RARE’ FARSIDE CME:Something big just happened on the farside of the sun. During the early hours of March 13th, SOHO coronagraphs recorded a farside halo CME leaving the sun faster than 3000 km/s:
Because of its extreme speed, this CME is classified as “extremely rare,” a fast-mover that occurs only once every decade or so. A NASA model of the event shows the CME heading almost directly away from Earth.
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Today’s far-sided halo CME has a speed (3000+ km/s) such that it was classified as extremely rare (ER), perhaps occurring only once or twice every few decades. The NASA simulation for the CME shows that the CME is so strong it induces a weak shockwave in all directions after the… https://t.co/XFi3oOJVzv
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Although the CME was not Earth-directed, it has nevertheless touched our planet. NOAA’s GOES-16 satellite has detected the particles reaching Earth–all from the CME’s backside. Imagine what a frontside blast would have been like. Earth’s magnetic field is funneling the particles toward the poles where a type of radio blackout is underway–a polar cap absorption (
Note the red areas. Airplanes flying over these regions may find that their shortwave radios won’t work due to the ionizing effect of infalling protons. This PCA could persist for a day or more. You can monitor its progress Anticrepuscular rays during sunset in Durban, South Africa 13.03.23…
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Attis’s passion was celebrated on the 25 th of March, exactly nine months before the solstitial festival of his birth, the 25 th of December. The time of his death was also the time of his conception, or re-conception. “Each year, Attis was born at the winter solstice.” In this same regard, Shirley Toulson (34) remarks:
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April 1, 2023 Hilaria Hilaria of the Isis-Osiris cult, marked the resurrection of Osiris, husband of Isis. Roman religion feast Hilaria, in Roman religion, day of merriment and rejoicing in the Cybele-Attis cult and in the Isis-Osiris cult, March 25 and November 3, respectively. Some have proposed that the modern custom originated in France, officially with the Edict. April Fools’ Day, also called All Fools’ Day, in most countries the first day of April. As the name might suggest, hilarity was encouraged through the playing of practical jokes, thus making Hilaria the precursor of April Fool’s Day (in November!). The festival owed its origin to Egyptian religion. The Romans celebrated Hilaria, as a feria stativa ( a set free day [i.e no work]), on March 25 in honor of Cybele, the mother of the gods. The days of the festival were devoted to general rejoicings and public sacrifices (hence its name), and no one was allowed to show any symptoms of grief or sorrow
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It was one of several days in the festival of Cybele that honoured Attis, her son and lover: March 15, his finding by Cybele among the reeds on the bank of the River Gallus; March 22, his self-mutilation; March 24, fasting and mourning at his death; and March 25, the Hilaria, rejoicing at his resurrection.
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LIST OF SATANIC HOLIDAYS (SRA)
Formerly found at: www.angelfire.com/my/sherbear/SRAcalendar.html
Satanic holiday dates change annually according to the regular calendar and differ from cult to cult
| Date | Celebration | Type | Usage | Age |
| date varies> | Good Friday Day of Passion (death of Christ) |
blood | human sacrifice | male only (adult) |
| date varies | Easter Eve Day | blood | human sacrifice | male or female (adult) |
| Apr 21-26 | Abduction, ceremonial preparation and holding of sacrificial victim | |||
| Apr 24 | St. Mark’s Eve | divining and herb gathering | ||
| Apr 26 – May 1 | Grand Climax ritual is about the body of baal, “Corpus de Baahl” is the name of this ritual | De Meur | oral, anal, vaginal Corpus De Baahl |
1-25 (female) |
| Apr 30 | Walpurgisnacht Roodmas Day |
blood | animal and/or human sacrifice | any age |
| Beltane Eve (often celebrated with a festival that includes bonfires and fertility rites) – greatest Witches Sabbat | ||||
| May 1 | Beltane Walpurgis Day May Day |
Druid Fire Festival Coven Initiations |
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| Jun 21 date varies |
Feast Day (Summer Solstice) |
orgies | oral, anal, vaginal animal and/or human sacrifice |
any age (male or female or animal) |
| Jul 1 | Demons Revel | blood | Druid sexual association with demons | any age (female) |
| Jul 20-26 | Abduction, ceremonial preparation and holding of sacrificial victim for Grand Climax | |||
| Jul 25 | St. James Day | gathering of herbs | ||
| Jul 27 | Grand Climax (5 weeks, 1 day after summer solstice) | Da Meur | oral, anal, vaginal human sacrifice |
female (child or adult) |
| Aug 1 | Lammas Day (Sabbat Festival) |
blood | animal and/or human sacrifice | any age (male or female) |
| (Feast of Sun God, Harvest seasons begin) | ||||
| Aug 3 | Satanic Revels | sexual | oral, anal, vaginal | 7-17 (female) |
| Aug 24 | St. Bartholomew’s Day (Great Sabbat and Fire festival) |
large herb gathering | ||
| Sep 7 | Marriage to the Beast | sexual | sacrifice, dismemberment | infant – 21 (female) |
| Sep 21 | Midnight Host | blood | dismemberment and hands removed for Hand of Glory | (female) |
| Sep 22 date varies |
Feast Day (fall equinox) |
orgies | oral, anal, vaginal | any age |
| Oct 13 – 30 | Preparation for all Hallows Eve, Samhain (Halloween) Abduction, holding and ceremonial preparation of individual for human sacrifice (13 -Backward Halloween Date) |
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| Oct 28-30 | Satanist High (Holy Day related to Halloween) |
blood | human sacrifice each day | any age (male orfemale) |
| Oct 30-31 | All Hallows Eve and Halloween Night | blood and sexual | sexual climax, association with the demons, animal and/or human sacrifice | any age (male or female and/or animal) |
| Nov 1 | Satanist High (Holy Day related to Halloween) |
blood | human sacrifice | any age (male or female) |
| Nov 4 | Satanic Revels | sexual | oral, anal, vaginal | 7-17 (female) |
| Dec 22 | Winter Solstice (Sabbat Festival) (Feast Day) |
orgies | oral, anal, vaginal | any age (male or female, human or animal) |
| Dec 24 | Demon Revels | Da Meur | High Grand Climax | any age (male or female, human and/or animal) |
| Christmas Eve | blood | Receive body parts as Christmas gifts | infant male |
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Debbie Mullis
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