New Jupiter mark is very dark in NEB....almost as dark as 2009 Wesley mark

Wesley mark is rumored to have come from a thermal vent shaft caused by LWHRU ignition...

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Are we seeing another shaft appear here?

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compare to Wesley "impact" mark....

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Hubble shot of Wesley mark....

Have you read the book linked? What's the gist?

It has a free preview if you want the gist.

Also go here for more....

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Astronomers have been remarking for several days that the disturbance in the NEB is great.

These are the darkest marks I have seen in a very long while. It indicates carbon when it is that dark, but that has to come only from extreme heating of elements inside Jupiter.

"... there is a large bright storm in the SEB and the NEB is...completely ripped up.
The join between NEB and EZ has some interesting dark stuff...
The EZ contains a wavy line of dark stuff passing underneath the two dark spots, would looks good at high res."

from Anthony Wesley remarking on the spots...

The darkest ones actually fall more in the EZ (Equatorial Zone)

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I've heard of this theory before but my question is why? Why would this be desirable?

Reasons:

Religious manipulation (cited by Clarke and Cooper)

Slight warming effect could help with anticipated new ice age (cited by Cooper)

To find out if current star theories are correct

Extreme reason: depopulation of Earth while elite flee to bunkers. This is only possible if a Jupiter ignition is strong enough to throw some of its mass to Earth's atmosphere and disturb it strongly.

To warm up Jupiter's moon's for exploration reasons, possible far future colonization

there's already a thread on the topic about which the book was written:

Thread: JUPITER IGNITION!!!!!!!

Another minor reason: extend growing season by a couple days, growing latitudes by a couple degrees?

Decrease energy needed for lighting streets, etc.

I think that is a different theory.

Soon Jupiter will be going behind the moon, and the Angel of the Lord took me and showed me something behind the moon explodes and causes meteor chunks to come flying from behind the moon and going to earth.


Just a thought????

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Here it is in color. It looks just like another Wesley scar has erupted!

Antonio Lasala (254mm Newtonian) who made the image...

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Seen here as early as 7/7/12 by Hideo Einaga. It has gotten stronger since then.

the theory is that nuclear reactions have started on Jupiter due to the crashing of nuclear-powered satellites into the atmosphere of the planet, pushing the planet Jupiter towards becoming a star.

seems like the same theory to me...

ok

Color one clarifies that it is dark in RGB also now.

This one from July 8th in color is definitely stronger.

I'll post the pics from the 9th asap....none available yet.

Technical data:

Largest and darkest of several new very dark eruptions in NEB and EZ of Jupiter (with likeness to Wesley mark):

7/7/12
19.11 (UT), 3.11 (EDT)
L1:11
L2:25
L3:46
Approx. 10 degrees North lat.

Further darkening on 7/8/12

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Einaga image from the 9th of July. Resolution not that good but the mark stands out still...

The best resolution image on the right, that mark is MASSIVE and DEEP. That mark is easily the size of Earth!

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Best one yet, Chris Go's image clarifies it. It looks for normal, more blue. Not like a mark anymore, just a disturbance. North is up in that one, I believe.

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The latest infrared images from the past few days seems to indicate an deeper underlying disturbance that is hidden by the upper clouds (higher clouds). IR points it out as the very dark area in the EZ band. This is what was prominent on the very first image I posted that exposed this lower area using IR.

It's being covered by a thin layers of white clouds over it.

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Summary of the dark marks so far, by Rogers...

Dark splotch labeled "14" in the lower left is the most prominent, and the one I have been primarily following.