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USGS SHUTS DOWN SERVER "to hide effects of Elenin" Aug 18, 2011
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From: TerralO3 | Aug 18, 2011 | 1,175 views
The USGS is deliberately hiding earth change data pointing to the approach of the ELEnin Dwarf Star. Take careful notice that the Earth is beginning to show signs of activity similar to before the March 11, 2011 alignment where Earth axis shifted 4 inches and aquifers around the world shifted along with the 9.0 Japan Quake. The reason is that Earth was orbiting towards the dwarf star on the first half of the nearside orbit in the winter. That caused an increase in earth change activity that calmed down once Earth began orbiting in the same direction to match orbit at 1.8 AU on April 25, 2011. Earth reached outside orbit position on May 28, 2011, when the dwarf appeared motionless in the sky to the lower left of 44 Leo; and the Earth began the backside orbit heading that made ELE appear to move from right to left in the nighttime skies. Now ELE is beginning to close rapidly on the Sun to reach maximum velocity on 9/11/2011, which is causing the increase in solar flare activity that will transition into solar storms between September 5 and 11. While Earth is still orbiting away from ELE, we are making the turn in the transition between summer and fall; as ELE is coming to perigee position. ELE will begin rapid closure on the Earth in the next 30 days to a position that is about one third the distance to the Sun by September 26-27, 2011 at the coming alignment. We should expect the Earth to begin reacting violently to ELE's approach, until the Earth core reaches maximum temperature around the October 17, 2011 nearest point of our encounter.
The JPL change of .002 AU on October 17, 2011 is really something minor and nothing to be concerned about. We should expect this kind of change from the super computer as ELE enters the inner solar system and reacts with the planets in our solar system.
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