Added this to the Introduction paragraph on page 1 for
any late-arrivals to the thread:

EDITED: 6-27-2018

IMPORTANT "LOST MATCH" FOR JUNE'S WINDOW 16-23RD DATES!

90 days BEFORE the most powerful Gamma Ray Burst ever recorded...which
triggered the Sumatra Quake and Tsunami (12-26-2004)
the PILOT FOR TV SERIES "LOST" aired for its public viewing.


Premise of my thread is this: "pivotal DUAL-Natural event" in human history
was somehow captured by remote viewers--along with our
u]CURRENT record-breaking Gamma Ray Burst up-tic and the Hawaii Eruption
(beginning early May 2018.) We will be looking into "natural disasters/GRBs"
captured and woven into the story of LOST in this thread.
Does the EVIDENCE stand on its own that the script, storyline
and the "hidden datelines in the LOTTO NUMBERS" establish a credible case
for REMOTE VIEWING and coming events? UDECIDE

UPDATE FOR 6-27-2018:
10 Gamma Ray Bursts detected by the Swift Telescope in 10 days
(including the record-breaking GRB detected on May 16th from Constellation
HERCULES (1 on 16th and another yesterday 100 times more powerful than most GRBs...a 100% MATCH to the storyline
of "LOST" AND LOTTO NUMBERS AS "TARGET DATES" by remote viewers
for the series.) Beginning in Season 4 (2008 when another powerful GRB
was detected breaking records) we saw the "FLASHES OF LIGHT"
in the LOST script. See screen capture from Season 5 below:


LOST version of people experiencing Gamma Ray Bursts
with a geo-scientist attempting to explain the violent
energies that eventually create an "Incident" Season 5.

[link to earthboppin.net]

QUOTE:
The June 16 detection was first posted on the Astronomer's Telegram,
an online service for astronomers to rapidly report interesting new
observations. Thanks to the site's randomized three-letter
naming system, the object has been dubbed AT2018cow, or “the cow” for short
[found in Constellation Hercules.]

It immediately stood out to Smartt because it was so unlike a standard
exploding star. Most events like it take several weeks to reach peak
luminosity, but in the course of just three days, AT2018cow
became about 10 times as bright as a normal supernova.The June 16
detection was first posted on the Astronomer's Telegram, an online
service for astronomers to rapidly report interesting new observations.

Most events like it take several weeks to reach peak luminosity, but
in the course of just three days, AT2018cow became about 10 times as
bright as a normal supernova.
END QUOTE

For CONTEXT of how an "average" Gamma Ray Burst actually
can be--this graphic below shows you the GRB power as
compared to "normal energy intensities" we all can identify:
(The Hercules Gamma Ray Burst detected on the 16th and
27th was 100 times MORE POWERFUL than the GRBs in this
chart):





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