Solar Observatory Evacuated, FBI Involved, Sunspot, NM

I'm going with the NSF "eviction" theory but this Facebook post has lots of local residents' stories & it is still mind boggling they would segregate residents from pets & personal belongings for an indefinite period.
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Also reading the local scuttlebut, there was very few people actively working at the site & almost no science going on, though this is contradicted by earlier claims.

The university people talk like the state was buying the site, but they also seem clueless about this environmental impact hearing last February that closed taking comments the following March.

You'd think all stakeholders would be involved in any site review, including locals in the area. So it's an open question what the NSF decided re the 4 options they were considering.

Admittedly the secrecy & hardship to local residents being told to abandon even pets reeks of some deeper conspiracy, my guess some kind of solar/climate doom. Helluva story!



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It is in the middle of nowhere and the PO only serviced the people living on site i guess and maybe some rural places. But it was on the compound site and so had to be closed with the rest so they could 'Manage' whatever it is they are doing. Also, the FBI on site may not even be FBI for all we and the local LEO know but some AFB base security hiding their intentions behind a routine agency?

I would guess that we would have some info on it if it is the FBI, if not then we may never know.

Tucker on Fox covered this story today .. no more news than in here. Good find op

If not posted yet, per Dr. James McAteer, New Mexico State University's director of the Sunspot Solar Observatory

"The director told ABC-7 he was not told why they were to evacuate, but he doesn't believe it has anything to do with the telescope...There is no issue with the telescope," McAteer said. "The telescope has never been better.""

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Last Edited by TeamReaperTX on 09/14/2018 01:09 AM

Just to recap, observatory spokesperson stated they are the ones who called the FBI:





Yet, the observatory's director has no clue why or what is going on

My money is on the fact that it can easily see/view both Holloman AFB and White Sands.

In fact it was an AF facility for both solar research, to ensure safe testing of various tech's and also as an observatory of tests being carried out at both bases.

So my best guess is that something or someone was flying in or out of either base, and they 100% didnt want anyone accidentally seeing it/them.

If the observatory saw this, and reported it, then it would explain why they didnt want anyone else seeing what ever it was or filming it.

A few other online solar observatories went sown same day, and are still down, including one here in NSW, Australia, but they are web based, so easy to take down. IMHO they are down only to create a plausible deniability, and keep everyone focussed on the sun and out into space.

The action is going on just down the hill at the bases, whilst everybody is looking up .....

Conflicting stories of the director who would be most likely to know the real scoop and the spokesperson's apparent cover story just adds to the intrigue, somebody is lying here. And compared to similar incidents why a helicopter & crew of technicians and what were they doing to antennas & towers as described by the sheriff?

Facebook posts by locals seem to indicate a minimal amount of workers on site, one said the only federal employee was a maintenance worker.

More details surface as tards all over the web scour for facts, yet it is still speculative. Really sounds like an X-Files plot at this point.

Likely the blackhawk came from either Holloman or White Sands. That should tell you something straight away.

Military has zero jurisdiction at a civilian site, and local law isnt going to shut down a facility, evacuate the staff and locals or cordon off the road up to the site. (like in Close Encounters) so FBI had to be the ones going up there.

That they were climbing all over the towers is also a clue in my book, as this offers the best vantage point, especially if any cameras were mounted up there. Maybe they were retrieving cameras/disconnecting them, as in 911 Pentagon confiscations?

But they came AFTER the facilities CEO called them about something they saw. Just because its an observatory does not mean it was something they saw through the telescopes and equipment.

Their altitude and proximity to Holloman AFB and WS is more likely.

Definite possibility.

i think there were reports of little green men sneak'in around
and the FBI is investigating with a full contingent of agents.

I highly doubt they were called as the workers would know why etc.
I also doubt it is the actual FBI tbh. I suspect this has EVERYTHING to do with overlooking the airbase as the drone footage proved and that for whatever reason 'they' moved in and closed it for a while, why is anyones guess.

It really does man lol.

I don't even think FBI but some clandestine bogus agency posing as them, FBI is too leaky now!

PIN THIS !

real x-files

That has been my belief from the beginning also. When looking at the sat image of the observatory, it appears there may be a grass airfield just to the northwest (within 100 - 200 yards).

Certain agency cannot operate within US unless assisting the FBI. Same for military, they would have to be "assisting" or "advisors" to the FBI.

FBI's involvement may be nothing more than legal cover for whatever agency/entity is there.

Also, no one has ever said that the "security issue" was specific to the observatory. Very well could be a security issue at white sands due to vantage point. Very well could have attached equipement to the towers to monitor or take part in a test at white sands.

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Last Edited by TeamReaperTX on 09/14/2018 08:20 AM

Think about recent events. Several plane loads of people landing in the US with a mysterious "illnes" last week.
A month ago the volcanoes were active, now nothing.
A 500 mile wide class 4-5 hurricane downgrades to a class 2 in less than 24 hours right before making land fall. State of emergency declared three times in one day by executive order. Even here our local weather went from the 90s to the 60s and overcast overnight.
The Schumann resonance has be fluctuating all over the place, lately. Magnetic field is thinning.
If a solar observatory watches the sun it stands to reason that it would also measure solar radiation levels.
Seems like we are ripe for some kind of event.

Anyone know if the observatory has a generator? Or how much power the observatory uses?

Astromut, care to venture a guess?

Scientists are waiting for revolution around the sun to compare changes. FBI has pushed back opening of Sunspot until Monday the 17th.

So here is my main question with this theory: They have both been there since 1960's why now?

If it was a mercury issue why was hazmat not brought in?

If it was a threat of locational danger why is this site not being heavily guarded?

If it was an employee issue why no state or local involvement?

If it was an environmental issue why was the EPA not involved?

Could be a hacking issue but it doesn't explain why the site closed as opposed to taken offline.

So far none of these theories make sense.

My gut instinct tells me it is an issue that involves national security but sits beyond the earth's surface. It could be advanced weapons they don't want to be seen, but I highly doubt they are on earth.

I also doubt it is the advanced life we are speaking of. The truth is if beings beyond earth are known someone would come out about this.
We are speaking highly narcissistic people who would love to be the grandfather of other life discovery. That person would solidify there place in history. Many of those scientist, government officials, politicians are looking for the spotlight. If they had evidence beyond some green murky dusty room pic they would show it.

The best evidence to date is the Sun pictures with the moon obstruction 6 hours apart.

This observatory was, in fact, running "scientific test" on the sun's magnetic energy days before closure. There are several credible reports something strange is going on with the magnetic pull of energy between earth and the sun. It is supposed to be that the earth draws its energy from the sun. In the last few days, it has in fact been reversed and a large hole has appeared.

I wonder if 3 years later we are seeing the effects of this:
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If a second cornea whole has opened. This is showing possible signs our sun maybe not be well.

Humanity is already unraveling somewhat. Can you imagine the unfortunate state of affairs if the sun is in serious trouble.

Most of the the LC's (launch complex) are in the 80-100 mile range from the observatory. LC33, LC34 and several others may be observable, but many of the NASA LC's are behind the mountain range.
WSMR normally posts any launches on the public website due to legal reasons since they have to launch over Hiway 70 and ALL traffic is stopped by DoD police during the launch window.

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FYI - for the Gold Hunters (it is still there)
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Solar observatory closure not a mystery
I ignored this story until earlier today, because it was not a mystery as to why the FBI shut down the observatory and forced everyone out. Now that the story has gone so viral, the story I heard was that a rocket with a classified payload failed in launch, and came down near the observatory (within a couple miles) so the black hawks and FBI moved in and got everyone out of there. No aliens, no solar flares, nothing of the sort.

I am repeating this because I keep seeing this story surface.

So thats why other observatories are being shut down, like australia ? i dont think so ..

WSMR had one launch on 9/7/2018 with a window of 10:30 - 12:30. Hiway 70 was blocked and the public would have observed the launch from the Hiway

the range officer would have destructed the rocket
before it ever left the confines of the range.