ULF-ELF Elenin

[Cheryl Nelson]

This is from PatR...

Please take note of this, I have more to share about Comet Elenin.  Will post shortly.
Pat

URL: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ulfelf/message/24592

Re: [ULF-ELF] Elenin Hi Dick, It looks like I'm getting Elenin signatures in my data. I'm getting numerous mfxd pulses during the day when Elenin is in view. The pulses die down at night when Elenin is out of view. Something about Elenin seems to be sending out magnetic shock waves. Dave On Fri, Jul 8, 2011 at 10:04 AM, Richard Adler wrote: > ** > > > Dave and the Group, > > When do you expect to be able to record the electrical nature > of Elenin with your equipment? > > Could some of the effects seen on the recent uploads of HAARP > and satellite instrumentations be attributed to the coment? > > Thank you all for your interest and keeping us infromed, > > Dick > > > On 7/8/11, David Thomson wrote: > > Here is a web site of a PhD author who is predicting earthquakes based > upon > > the positions of the planets and comet Elenin: > > https://sites.google.com/site/omerbashich/ > > > > We are presently in an alignment that may produce a M8 earthquake. > > > > Dave > > > -- David Thomson Quantum AetherDynamics Institute www.16pi2.com

[msred]

Me too, Alex.

[Alex Cortes]

Elenin - It has been measured to be 4km according to http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread682251/pg1 which basically is tiny in celestial terms.....I can't imagine how it will have any impact on Earth whatsoever......the supermoon in March posed/possess a greater threat than as for a BDS following behind Elenin we currently have the ability and technology to view a supercold objects with the Herschel Space Observatory.  Herschel's detectors are suited to see the coldest stuff in our galaxy.  It has been able to spot a star that is no warmer than a cup of coffee so am pretty sure it will detect most if not all BDS.....

 

So I guess this means I am once again having a hard time coming to terms with what I know and what is proposed.

[msred]

Parking this here

Omerbashich paper

[Cheryl Nelson]

That is interesting.  I once emailed a certain person and asked if a metal valve in a person's heart would be a problem.  The answer was "it would only cause it to flutter."  Considering people with metal in their bodies can't get MRI's, how sensible is that answer?

[Kim B]

So Dave is saying that Elenin is potentially sending out magnetic shock waves.  Interesting.

[Cheryl Nelson]

I'm no techie, but it sounded important.  I'll leave the brainwork in figuring it out up to you!  ;-)