Winter Solstice 2012..... Guess the exact time.

6:66 PM?





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12:21 PM?

9:12 pm or 21:12 and 21 seconds. military time?

Yes, I know. I have a countdown clock on my desktop as of now:

04:01: 03: 14:01

We're in deep shit. The sun dipping into the Galactic Ecliptic. The new cycle has already begun with the recent observation of a solar spot with reverse polarity. But some surprising activity on March 27, 2008, shows some huge eruptions with M-class radiation at about the equatorial region of the Sun. [ See Solar Map]. These surprising eruptions suggests a barycenter of disturbance from an object even more massive than Jupiter, placing the "sleeve" outside the Sun. Could this be the beginning of the Galaxy's effects (keep reading to learn more about this) on our Sun?

Scientists have noted that when Jupiter and Saturn are aligned on the same side of the Sun, the solar activity is at its minimum; when they are on opposite sides of the Sun the solar activity is at its maximum. The positions on December 21, 2012 are ideal for extreme solar activity.

The last solar cycle was at its maximum in 2001. Each active solar cycle has a period when the flares are strongest, usually happening near the solar equator, called the "solar maximum." This is significant because the next "solar maximum" event will coincide with December 21, 2012. But wait -- there's much more!

Yes, that's right. On the same day when our Sun is at it's solar maximum, something will happen that's never happened before -- the ecliptic of our solar system will intersect with the Galactic plane, called the "Galactic Equator" of the Milky Way!

By some amazing coincidence, not only will we be intersecting with the Galactic Equator, but we will be doing this precisely aligned with the center of the Galaxy where there is maximum mass! More mass means more gravity. More gravity means more influence from those barycenters in our Sun. That means exponential increases in solar disruptions -- all coinciding on the same day! Whew!

It's also important to stress that December 21, 2012 is only the "solar maximum" but that the gravitational effects of the Galaxy have already started to assert their influence on the Sun. The drift towards alignment with the galactic equator is relatively slow and, in truth, has already started. But the precise culmination of this, plus the alignment of Jupiter and Saturn all make 12/21/12 an onimous date.


To top it all off, rising sea levels seem to be weakening earth's magnetic field. If this continues, even a weak solar flare could fry us all.

Fascinating.

Good thing we are retrofitting quickly in preparation.

11:11 UT.

That's old news.
By 12/21/2012 @11:11 you won't care that it's 12/21/2012 @11:11.

I've never quite understood this part. What do you mean by "aligned"? Will it be something like, a line drawn between us and the Sun will go directly to the center of the galaxy? Is it just in reference to the solar system? What kind of frame of reference are you using?

I'm studying science even as I go further and further down the rabbit hole, and want to try to use it as best I can.

why

..."DUH"

now how about we learn from history. why were the solstices so important in the ancient days?
take a look at this magnificent crystal rock mound in Ireland for example - [link to www.knowth.com]
Winter solstice sun illuminates the mound at Newgrange. (county Meath)
more questions arise, as answers are given in relation to these mysteries.

Not the point.

mmm

Oh gosh so close...
11:11

Cool, we'll all be able to see each other's auras?

Er, that might cause some folks problems...

no we all dont

share ur date please

no we all dont

share ur date please

the aliens dont ya know!!!

That's when the comet swelled into a star-sized object...

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

I thought it was because of 2004 XK3.

Notice, NASA hasn't updated those numbers in weeks? Normally as objects approach, they deviate a bit, closer or farther. Either they got especially lucky with this thing, or they're hiding something.

To be precise, it is at exactly:
21/12/12 11:11:12(UTC)
(Yes, that's how we write the date {dd/mm/yy} where I'm from.)

Interesting how those numbers repeat:
21 12-12 11-11 12
(The first and last numbers are mirror reflections of each other.)

Or, the time can be considered:
11:11:11+1
...and so: 1111111 (7 ones)

Ok, GLP inserted some stuff that isn't meant to be there... Let me reformat the text:

To be precise, it is at exactly:
21/12/12 11:11;12(UTC)
(Yes, that's how we write the date {dd/mm/yy} where I'm from.)

Interesting how those numbers repeat:
21 12-12 11-11 12
(The first and last numbers are mirror reflections of each other.)

Or, the time can be considered:
11:11;11+1
...and so: 1111111 (7 ones)