Are The Local Fluff and The Heavy Mass Object one and the same?

I knew some would have similar thoughts on this. We share the same space. Or time, for that matter.

No thanks...

Thanks,TBar. You were among the ones I liked to see a thought from.

You provided a couple of hours worth watching, but I would prefer a more personal response. When possible.

There always will be magnetic disturbances, but something that returns every 26.000 years belongs to our solar system.

Even a cloud can be dense...

As a summary:

Our threads seem to agree with each other.





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hmm..


belongs to?

What if something occurs at an earlier interval?




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No matter what interval, but if it can be measured in Earth years, imo it's part of our solar system.

Humble opinion- not 'part of'

but

binary: [link to en.wikipedia.org]



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What if it isn't binary, what if there are more than two, maybe with different masses? Is there evidence to support there being only two and what the masses would be?

Would it make a differece if there were 6?


One unseen mass seems to be enough. But yes, it could be more.




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Came across some interesting information about the nature of supermassive black holes...they spin so fast that the mass is flattened out into a disk/plane of dark matter.

Like a giant vinyl record spinning the song of creation, stirring the mass into motion.

These are the beginnings of galaxies, the tidal ripple of the disk accretes hydrogen atoms out of the plank field and star precipitation follows there after. (That part I just though of)

The planar gravitational skirt propagated by the center of the Milky Way is apparently what the solar system is passing through after 2012 (the end of 2012/beginning 2013 is supposed to be the first of 7 pre-cataclysm events...then the crossing/cataclysm)

[link to www.youtube.com]

If the cloud is indeed a heavy mass object, then it could be the twin of our sun.

Or triplet.

But I hadn't had enough feedback to make an assumption yet. This was just a theory I made up.
Usually when it comes to subjects like this, a small army of self-proclaimed authorities jump in and provide a huge amount of wisdom upon one.

Apparantly there are little links to share on this little spin of the mind.

Ofcours I don't discount your input, at the least.

Every time I think I've managed to dismiss Nibiru something comes up and puts it back in the spotlight. It is becoming increasingly annoying.

As it currently stands we know of two things; The local fluff and the IBEX ribbon. I personally know of a large number of changes in our solar system that don't make sense but do make sense when you take into account the fluff but also possibly the Ribbon.

I have seen Nibiru heavily debunked (this and chemtrails seem to bring all the Gov/shills out) but for some reason I don't feel like I should ever dismiss it.

If Planet-X does exist and it was connected to the fluff I would not have thought the fluff would have arrived as early as it did. I would speculate that the fluff is more likely to have originated from what we're already in rather than what is coming.

Thanks, I appreciate the share of your mind.

But what if the fluff is more dense in certain parts of it? Thus more mass concentrated in certain spots. Wouldn't that make influences on our solar system even more unpredictable?

The word Nibiru makes my hair stand straight for a lot of years now, but I see it as something from history which we can learn from. And as you said, don't forget.
I used its name in the op as a trigger for thought.

I agree with you when you say denser in certain parts. It's why I suggested what we're in rather than something coming. I personally believe we've been going through pockets of this for a while but we could be in deep enough in now that it is no longer pockets but the actual thing.

Yes, there should be denser columns of plasma within the fluff.

Normally, the fluff would be kept outside the heliosphere.

My thoughts;

Fluff comes along and submerges us a long time ago. Within fluff is the brown dwarf. The brown dwarf finally arrives and punches through the heliosheath. The magnetic ribbon is the magnetic field of the brown dwarf. As it hit and entered the heliosphere, NASA had said they are seeing the 'knot' of magnetism untying. If we envision the magnetic N/S field of the earth, we can see that the fields come out at N/S poles and flow in the opposite direction of sun and sometimes form a 'ribbon' like shape.

You know the magnetic cancer ribbons (and others) on the back of cars you see everywhere? Well, put it on its side and you can easily visualize the image.

So, the magnetic ribbon at the edge of the heliosphere is actually the magnetosphere of the brown dwarf. Again, visualize the image of the ribbon on its side. The front hits the heliosphere, and as it goes deeper inside the heliosphere you get to a point where the ribbon crosses and streams behind. That crossing point was the 'knot', and as the brown dwarf kept going into our system, the streamers appear to be 'untying'.

Good. All makes perfect sense.

But, we are also submerged in the fluff (plasma). The plasma follows the dwarf planet in! Just like the Titanic sinking into the depths and creating a 'vacuum' sucking down everything with it, the brown dwarf is doing the same.

All of this occurring at a convergence point that includes the Grand Alignment and crossing of the galaxy's ecliptic.

Dense in some spots more that others...


Yep:

[link to en.wikipedia.org]


But as a "whole"- wouldn't you expect the gravitational forces to be constant?





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Well, actually I would envision it as the cloud from a forest-fire.
First you see small clouds of smoke, which makes you cough, then bigger and eventually dense enough to kill you with a single take of breath.

For the whole forest the effect will be the same: it will burn. But for an individual tree or animal the difference will depend on the intensity of the local fluffs if it survives or not.

First you see this:
[link to www.bibliotecapleyades.net]

^Sign of Son of Man^

From afar it looks like this:
[link to cseligman.com]



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Squatter Man

With a somehow denser part then we're already in. That would collaborate with my question in the op.

Thanks for the insights. Looking for more.

We're also near the edge of the cloud.

Thread: Riding the Interface Region

That would be some sight in the skies, wouldn't it?

So our binary star could be a cloud? Why not?

Thanks, but riding the disk of the galaxy doesn't explain a returning event recorded in human history if it takes 200+ million years to ride it.
But there could be more spiraling going around than we can measure at the moment.

BTW, those images do give an idea of how litlle we really know.

Not sure what you are talking about when you mention the riding of the disk in relation to my post of the Interface Region.

The interface region is the entrance and exits points of the heliosphere and the interstellar clouds. Has nothing to do with the galactic disk.

I posted this last month which relates...

Thread: A little birdie lead me too...

He will come in the CLOUDS literally, as a personal being with a body of flesh and bones (Luke 24:36-43, 50, 51), and His coming will be visible

Fluffy Cloud?

I was referring to the returning event of a heavy mass object in recorded human history. With that in mind, my theory in the op can not be our solar system traveling through clouds, but instead re-entering it.

Great thread.