Manic Magnetosphere, Silent Sun

[Howard]

On February 25, Earth's magnetosphere underwent grueling contortions for over 15 hours with multiple severe compressions, high-density particle blasts and severe turbulence.  Absolutely no case can be made that attributes such a relentless onslaught to be the result of solar activity.  

If it's not the Sun, then clearly a powerful magnetic influence resides in the inner solar system, aka Planet X, per the Zetas' many warnings and prolific prediction accuracy.

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ZetaTalk 

September 21, 2013

"We explained when sunspot activity was surprisingly low during the solar minimum, in 2008, that this was due to the S Pole of Planet X being pointed toward the Sun. The S Pole is a magnetic intake, sucking in magnetons, so this has a quieting effect on the Sun’s surface. Sunspots are inherently magnetic storms, as mankind is aware. This all was contrary to NASA’s predictions, which were for a highly active solar cycle. Now an even larger embarrassment is at hand, as during their predicted massive solar maximum the Sun is still virtually asleep. Time to admit the presence of Nibiru, aka Planet X, which explains it all!"

 

August 6, 2011

"Magnetospheres are fluid and plastic, as the simulation of Earth's magnetosphere shows. The Sun's dominant magnetic field pushes the Earth's field so it is lopsided, leaning away from the Sun. In like manner, the Earth's magnetosphere is being twisted by the influence of Planet X, in the extreme. Planet X is coming between the Earth and Sun, and coming closer. As numerous examples captured by Nancy and the Pole Shift ning team have shown, the Earth's magnetosphere is twisting and often merging into the magnetosphere of Planet X."

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September 2013

"This is the height of the 11-year solar cycle, the so-called solar maximum. The face of the Sun should be pockmarked with sunspots, and cataclysmic explosions of X-rays and particles should be whizzing off every which way.

"Instead, the Sun has been tranquil, almost spotless."

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/24/science/space/the-sun-that-did-no...

November 2013

"Scientists say that solar activity is stranger than in a century or more, with the sun producing barely half the number of sunspots as expected.

Based on historical records, astronomers say the sun this fall ought to be nearing the explosive climax of its approximate 11-year cycle of activity—the so-called solar maximum.

"There is no scientist alive who has seen a solar cycle as weak as this one."

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304672404579183...

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Sources

http://iswa.ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080/IswaSystemWebAp

http://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/last_events/

http://www.solarmonitor.org/region.php?date=20130225&type=1&...

http://spaceweather.com/archive.php?month=02&day=25&year=20...

 

[M. Difato]

ISWA cygnets showing a calculated wind speed and velocity of 1181.9 (km/s) January 9, 2020 @ 07:42 UTC.

KP Index well within the range of normal.

[Howard]

On the sun, 2019 ended the same way it began--without sunspots. The sun was blank for 281 out of 365 days in 2019. 

Source 

https://spaceweather.com/archive.php

December 31, 2019 

[M. Difato]

A Five hour look at the BATSRUS from December 25, T22:04 - December 26, 2019 T03:15 UTC

showing strong sustained waves of magnetons.

Ace Magnetic Field readings.

[M. Difato]

December 18, 2019  T04:13 - T 06:32 UTC (W/Missing frames/time 06:15-06:32)

Ace Magnetic Field readings (chart image reflects a rolling avg. of 5)

December 18, 2019  T23:41 - T01:27 UTC. W/Missing frames/time from 23:48 (Dec 18) - 00:11 (Dec 19)

Ace Magnetic Field readings (chart image reflects a rolling avg. of 5)

[M. Difato]

December 17, 2019 T00:05 - T02:21 UTC

December 16, 2019 T04:37 - T07:09 UTC

[M. Difato]

The Magnetosphere of the Earth hit with a heavy blast of magnetons from Planet X this morning December 18, 2019.

Kp index as well as Wind Speed and Velocity readings. Sun still sleeps..

[M. Difato]

BATSRUS showing a heavy blast of magnetons this morning (DEC 3) with the

Magnetopause Standoff Position compressed to within the geosynchronous orbit of the Earth.  

Kp index as well as Wind Speed and Velocity readings are all very calm. Clearly not the result of any solar

activity.

[M. Difato]

Another heavy blast of magnetons November 5, 2019 as seen in the Y-Cut.

The Magnetopause Standoff Position again within the geosynchronous orbit of the Earth.  

[M. Difato]

 Earth and Planet X temporarily formed an end-to-end alignment November 4, 2019, during a period of time the BATSRUS cygnets are showing continued waves of magnetons lasting several hours.

 Magnetopause Standoff Position showing the Sun facing portion of the magnetosphere well within the geosynchronous orbit of the Earth.

Nov. 4, showing a recorded wind velocity of over 1,100 km/s

Sources: 

http://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/latest_events/

https://iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov/IswaSystemWebApp/

[M. Difato]

BATSRUS Y-Cut images taken every half hour November 3, 2019 beginning T05:30 - T12:02 UTC showing a 

strong magnetic twist and severe compression lasting several hours. The ACE Magnetic Field chart below also

showing Bx and By (nT) components merged throughout most of the day Nov. 3rd.

This event recorded November 2, 2019 as seen in the Y-Cut images T11:54 - T13:50 UTC.

Magnetopause cygnet (above) and Standoff Dist. chart (below) showing the magnetopause portion of the magnetosphere compressed to within the geosynchronous orbit of the Earth.