EDITED: 3-28-2019

Strong gamma ray bursts have been known to have a serious
health effect on some people who have chronic heart and
stroke conditions. While they don't show up on the KP INDEX
we can use to judge the strength of solar activity (unless
they are so strong they trigger the sun)...watching out for
the elderly with these conditions when GRBs are reported is
always a good idea (CHECK Health Graph below!)
MONITOR GAMMA RAY BURST REPORTS AT THIS LINK::
[link to earthboppin.net]

:KPHealthChrt:
Chart from Ben Davidson's Suspicious Observers
on the health-link to various "cosmic rays" both
the sun and from things like Gamma Ray Bursts.

LOCATION OF CONSTELLATION CYGNUS HERE:
[link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]

note:
This thread is dedicated to my brother-in-law who
suffered a stroke yesterday and may pass away today.
His name is Randy, and prayers are appreciated for him
and our family. It would appear that the Gamma Ray Burst
factor may have affected a family member's health.
TY
O'sCookie


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SOMETHING IS "UP" AROUND THE CONSTELLATION CYGNUS!

Wondering...Is the red giant star in the Constellation
"Cygnus" getting ready to supernova? 3-27-2019 saw THREE (3)
STRONG Gamma Ray Bursts from the Swan Constellation.

:bluBEAM:

8 strong Gamma Ray Bursts since 3-20-2019.
[link to earthboppin.net]

We had 3 (all yesterday) in ONE DAY from Cygnus (The Swan)
...or "The Northern Cross"...and very strong. Check
the post at [link to earthboppin.net] for
3-27-2019...there were 3 from Cygnus!

A 4th from the same region was on the 26th of March.

:JunzCardCross:

This article (below) appeared in 2017 with an excited announcement
from astronomers hoping to get a rare view of a supernova
in the process in the "wing" of the Constellation Cygnus
(The Swan.) Cosmos News also ran an article on the Cygnus
supernova coming up.

[link to www.dailymail.co.uk (secure)]

[link to youtu.be (secure)]
:FairUSE:
4 Minute duration. INFO on Cygnus Supernova coming up!

Since this article there have been several retractions
by other astronomers who disagree...we'll just have to
wait and watch the "SYMPTOMS" of a supernova (random
gamma ray bursts might be a sign.)


A BIGGER QUESTION:
Should the star in Cygnus actually go "supernova"...will
that energy trigger the sun's Solar Micro-Nova Clock which
is due to go off soon anyways?

Asking this question following the GLP thread from GLP's
"Adragon" on Dr. Douglas Vogt's soft-disclosure on the
Solar Micro-Nova Cycle:

Thread: Greatest Secret of the United States, Causes of the Ice Age and Nova,

[link to youtu.be (secure)]
:FairUSE:
45 minute duration. Soft-disclosure on the Solar Micro-Nova Cycle
from Douglas Vogt.

WATCH and find out!


O'sCookie