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After 40 years of inactivity, Chile's Calbuco volcano erupted at 6:04 p.m. local time (UTC -4) on April 22, 2015. This
photo was taken from Puerto Montt about 15 kilometers from the volcano looking towards the northeast. The eruption
cloud reached 10 miles high.
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Planet X.
Many aspects
make it
impossible
for Planet X
to be seen
that far from
the Sun.
Besides the
obvious
spectrum of
visible light
(rainbow)
markings and
having dual
Image #5. - This image was taken by the
equidistant
LASCO camera on the SOHO space satellite
appearances on April 12th 2015 at 10:00 am. Images
at 22 on each similar to this on of the Planet X complex
side of the
can be seen at any random time of the day
Sun, and at and it has been that way for many years.
This alone proves what ZetaTalk has been
the same
saying, that Earth is stopped in orbit. This
elevation
fact does raise other questions that are offabove the
topic for now and can be answered, but even
horizon as the if remain unanswered, do not negate the
Sun (sun dog fact of an Earth halted in orbit.
definition), a
heavenly object that large would have to be about the
size of Jupiter. Plus,
it would have to
appear perfectly
round: which Sun
Dogs never do.
Given the form of
our solar system and
where Planet X
orbits through, it's
just not an option to
have an interloping
planet halted in the
inner solar system hugely standing in view such as a
mis-identified left or right-side Sun Dog. Lens flares
are very complex to explain in detail, but are mainly
obvious in videos by their movement. Some aspects of
genuine sightings of Planet X include: a small fuzzy
appearance, spotted close into the Sun (2 to 5),
appears at the 3:00 to 6:00 O'clock position (northern
hemisphere, opposite in southern hemisphere from
about 9:00 to the 12:00 O'clock position). Planet X is
historically known as the second sun, since it lines
up thus: Earth --->Planet X---->Sun, this is the natural
(repeating) result.
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of this piece.
If you never swim in the sea or eat sea food, then your
dosage is nil as far as Daiichi is concerned. One study
by Deep Sea News regarding the sea floor being
littered with dead animals, a parallel issue which had
been erroneously attributed by the media to Daiichi,
concluded: There is no indication that any of the
events in this study were associated with the
Fukushima nuclear accident. Ironically, the same
study blames Climate Change on the kill-off of fish,
which as we know is really one result of the Planet Xaffected Earth-Changes, but I digress...
Radiation levels in sea food: There is more
background radiation(BR) in our food than we realize,
in fact, it far exceeds the addition of Daiichi. It was put
this way from a secondary source I am drawing on: A
typical restaurant-sized portion of Pacific bluefin tuna
(200 grams, or 7 ounces) contains about 5% of the
radiation you would get from eating one
uncontaminated banana and absorbing its naturally
occurring radiation. (original source: PNAS )
The artificial radiation-density added to our BR from
atomic bomb testing contains many other radioactive
substances. Compared to natural radiation from rock
and soil, it is massive (atomic testing since 1945 a
total of about
2053 events).
Finally, one
more example
based on
radioactive
Polonium:
levels of
Castle Bravo atmospheric atomic
(naturally
explosion, March 1, 1954 - Bikini Atoll.
occurring)
polonium-210 were 600 times higher than cesium. This
suggests that the additional radiation (in the form of
cesium) from Fukushima (Daiichi) is insignificant from
a health perspective.
Conclusion: For now, we are using Daiichi as our
blueprint for After-Time radiation exposure. The Cs134 radioactive levels from Daiichi found in the sea
water off the west coast of Vancouver Island, have been
so hyped by thousands of Media reports, it has created
an erroneous public opinion of what a radiation threat
from the consumption of Canadian Pacific sea food
looks like. It is a different picture, however if you live
near the disabled reactor, of course. Even then, the
levels within 10,000 nearby residents was detected at
70 times less than a dental X-ray.
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Of course the melting ice caps will raise the sea level
675 feet within one a half years in the After-Time and
these stations will become like the old undersea cities
of stone monuments we see in diving expeditions now.
There are several levels of good news to come, so hold
on... First some simple math-based projections.. Based
on the Daiichi radiation-leakage totals, the combined
radiation leakage of all nuclear power plants could add
just 5.08% to the background radiation (BR) on the
planet. But since most of these nuclear plants will be
on the sea bottom after the Pole-Melt, let's triple the
radiation effect to add over 15 % to the BR. Of course
the danger of radiation-contaminated sea food does
depend on how close your camp is to a nuclear station,
clearly a situation to avoid in your settlement plans.
There are several obvious mitigating effects to the
spread of radioactive material during the Pole-Shift and
in the After-Time. The Zetas of ZetaTalk say that
volcanic ash suppresses radiation, and we know there
will be lots of that in the skies in the After-Time.
Another interesting factor, is the addition of 74.3
million square kilometers of fresh polar water being
added to the sea after the Pole-Melt is completed,
adding to the sea-mass an additional 2.7 %. Also,
consider that the world's oceans will be stirred
considerably by the global 500 to 600 foot waves and
the shifting oceanic-plates during the hour of the PoleShift. Yet these effects are just likely to even-out the
BR around the world, perhaps lessening the overall BR
slightly.
The human body is able to adapt to new conditions,
even involving radiation. But before we go there, just a
few more numbers that will finally start to bring the
subject home. Now, radiative-energy from radioactive
material has a highly-graduated scale of measurement
on several distinctly different levels, so at this point we
have to leave the Becquerel (a radiative measurement)
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motherland.
Now, speaking to life
with radiation, a
study in 2014
revealed a
fascinating turn of
events involving the
birds and animals
living within the
exclusion zone. The
article, focused on
The Black Redstart - of the genus
the radiation-effects "Old World flycatcher", was
sustained by the
among the 16 species tested at
birds and animals
Chernobyl that was found to have
living near
adapted so well to the radiation
that: "may even obtain beneficial
Chernobyl, has
hormetic effects following an
brought to light a
new evolution-event: adaptive response." In other
adaptation to living words, the birds are extremely
with radiation. The healthy. Source.
study noted that
some birds were doing very well and others not so.
Apparently, the bodies of the birds, as do humans, use
antioxidants to perform various bodily maintenance. In
the case of a few particular Chernobyl-birds, they
usually use their antioxidants to produce a pink feather
pigment. But it has been found, that the bodies of 14
out of 16 species of these birds have re-directed their
antioxidants to fighting radiation. This is why these
particular birds were flourishing. The wolves are doing
very well too, and being the top of the food chain, then
it follows, so must their prey populations. The land
around Chernobyl is
now teeming with
wildlife that have
reclaimed the
abandoned land now
referred to as a
wildlife sanctuary.
All analysis aside,
Chernobyl, the worst
possible radiated
land-site ever, has
people living
happily within the
exclusion zone for
Przewalski's horse: It is the last
25 years with a
remaining ancestor of the domestic
burgeoning local
population of birds horse and the only extant wild
horse. It lives on the Mongolian
and animals.
steppes and in a Chernobyl
radiation field in Russia.
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