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Though we may have already been inside what is known as the Local Interstellar Cloud for tens or hundreds of thousands of years, scientists have been discussing regional areas, aka “cloudlets”, of variable density that we may have entered into as recently as the 1990 s. For example, see this NASA story from Feb. 2002 or this NASA story from Jan 2003:
“Some of those cloudlets might be hundreds of times denser than the local fluff,” says Priscilla Frisch, an astrophysicist at the University of Chicago who studies the local interstellar medium. “If we ran into one, it would compress the Sun’s magnetic field and allow more cosmic rays to penetrate the inner solar system, with unknown effects on climate and life.” Quoting: observation [ link to starburstfound.org] this compression would be most noticeasble in the inner solar system. An increase in ateriod and comet activity would be a natural result. An increase in cosmic rays would also have affects on the atmospheric of the Earth. Some speculate that cocmic rays increase cloud formations. This would of course be balance by an increase in a compressed magnetosphere. The point being that different natural occurrences often carry consequences that result in a variety of multiple conditions that are not easily untangled or interpreted. yes ac this is all today feedback and i noticed our emotional environment on this day is thinner hence feedback is streaming with little resistance from emotion clever we have written the emotional consequences of this in 2009 in rhyme and what we are doing now is smoothing through the emotional consequences in conjunction with those whom possess the natural capacity to smooth emotional for and on behalf of others (radiate)
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