Predictions by Susan Lynne Schwenger

A prolific meteor storm
occurred back on Nov. 17, 1966
onlookers say they witnessed
as many as 40 meteors/second,
or 144,000 meteors /hour !!!

 

KEEP INFORMED ON www.accuweather.com !!!


'Unicorn meteor storm' to be triggered by mysterious comet Thursday night

By Brian Lada, AccuWeather meteorologist and staff writer

Updated Nov. 19, 2019 11:29 AM

This is not your typical meteor shower.

On Thursday night, stargazers may get to see several meteors
per second during a rare event known as a meteor storm.

There is a chance that the upcoming alpha Monocerotid
meteor shower could turn into an all-out meteor storm
on the night of Nov. 21, according to Esko Lyytinen and Peter Jenniskens,
two meteor scientists who have been studying the meteor shower.

It is not a guarantee that such an event will unfold,
but Lyytinen and Jenniskens say that there is a “good chance”
that this will bring the first alpha Monocerotids meteor storm
since 1995, when it produced rates of around 400 meteors per hour.

What time to look for the flurry of meteors

Knowing when to look for the potential meteor storm is extremely important.

“Unlike most meteor outbursts which last for several hours,
strong activity from the alpha Monocertids is over within an hour
and easily missed,” the American Meteor Society (AMS) explained on its website.

The outburst is forecast to reach its climax
around 11:50 p.m. EST on Nov. 21, according to the AMS.

Onlookers should start looking for shooting stars around 11 p.m. EST
and continue looking through midnight for the best chance
to see the potential meteor storm.

If you are not outside during this window, you may miss the celestial light show entirely.


“These meteors are never spaced evenly but appear in bunches
so 2-3 meteors may be seen seconds apart and then
an entire minute could go by without any activity,” the AMS said.

What exactly is a ‘meteor storm’

We have all heard of meteor showers, sparked
when the Earth passes through a field of debris left
behind by an asteroid or comet.

“f the dust trail is small and dense,
then the resulting meteor shower may result in hundreds,
or perhaps even thousands of meteors burning up in just minutes,”
the National Weather Service (NWS) explained.
“If this scenario happens, that the meteor shower
is referred to as a meteor storm,” the NWS added.

A burst of 1999 Leonid meteors as seen at 38,000 feet
from Leonid Multi Instrument Aircraft Campaign
(Leonid MAC) with 50 mm camera.
(NASA/Ames Research Center/ISAS/Shinsuke Abe and Hajime Yano)

One of the most prolific meteor storms in recorded history
unfolded on Nov. 17, 1966 when onlookers witnessed
many as 40 meteors per second, or 144,000 meteors per hour,
according to the AMS.

Outburst of unknown origins

The alpha Monocertids is a mysterious meteor shower
as scientists are unsure about when it started,
or what exactly is causing it.
“This outburst is caused by the dust released
by a long-period comet, but the comet itself is still unknown,“
Lyytinen and Jenniskens explained.

Despite these uncertainties, one thing is known for sure:
the meteors radiate from Monoceros,
a faint constellation that is Greek for unicorn
and located just to the left of the well-known constellation Orion.

Contrary to popular belief, shooting stars will be visible
in much of the night sky, not just the area
near the unicorn constellation, as long as clouds do not obscure the sky.

The best viewing conditions for the alpha Monocerotid
meteor shower are expected across the western
and north-central United States with only patchy clouds in the forecast.

Unfortunately, a far-reaching storm will spread clouds
across much of the southern and eastern U.S., as well as eastern Canada.

Clouds are also in the forecast for much
of Alaska and patchy clouds in Hawaii.

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Stargazers should keep in mind that there is a chance
that the meteor storm does not materialize.

Even if the outburst does not unfold, people
should still be able to see up to 10 "sporadic"
meteors per hour, according to the AMS.

Additionally, the moon will not rise until around 3 a.m.
local time, meaning that the shower will not be contested
by the biggest source of natural light pollution.

If the forecast meteor storm does pan out,
it will be just the fifth-known outburst
of the alpha Monocertids on record.

The previous occurrences were recorded in 1925, 1935, 1985, and 1995.

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to check the forecast in your area. Keep checking back on
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'Unicorn meteor storm' to be triggered
by mysterious comet Thursday night

This is not your typical meteor shower.

On Thursday night, stargazers may get to see several meteors
per second during a rare event known as a meteor storm
-- an event not seen from this shower in nearly 25 years.

KEEP INFORMED ON www.accuweather.com !!!

https://www.accuweather.com/en/spac...9Rhv7OWGDYDPap-ej9q2HbETQgHGFgQ5dTr1jWsBJVeCk

 

LOOKS like susan lynne schwenger, predicted this one :

Asteroid as big as the pyramids
on its way and could zoom past Earth on Friday​

which is 6 DEC 2019 !!!
READ ARTICLE HERE:

https://7news.com.au/news/meteor/as...pMy_O6FlXh-gJ3EqdQvEbKiVMJkD3vTvCAew[/bcolor]

 

TURNS out
like Susan Lynne Schwenger
predicted in 2016,
that there is a 2nd moon !!!

There's more than one 'moon' orbiting Earth

| MNN - Mother ...

https://www.mnn.com/.../stories/earth-has-captured-second-moon-says-nasa
2018-08-17 · Scientists identified a second,
mini-moon orbiting our planet in 2016
that has probably been around for about 100 years, said NASA .

This second moon looks to be a recently captured asteroid,
and like a mistress, its subtle dance with Earth may be fleeting,
only sticking around for a few centuries.

 

It’s not the moon, but you can call it mini-moon.
Earth has captured a tiny object and pulled it into orbit.
It’s not the moon, but you can call it mini-moon.
Earth has captured a tiny object and pulled it into orbit.

https://7news.com.au/technology/spa...hmNWvHyq8mt8zi4m_bpVkrnFHjlQ3HM7vhfzhhB9R6trw

 

Susan Lynne Schwenger said: ↑

PREDICTION
Be on the lookout for a comet
approx 22 NOV 2019
22 + 11 = 33 in 2019/12/3
33+3=36=9
ENDiNGs &
NEW BEGiNNiNGs
~susan lynne schwenger
15 AUG 2019



Susan Lynne Schwenger said: ↑
PREDICTION
Be on the lookout for a comet
approx 22 NOV 2019
22 + 11 = 33 in 2019/12/3
33+3=36=9
ENDiNGs &
NEW BEGiNNiNGs
~susan lynne schwenger
(also predicted comet ison for 16 dec 2013,
back in 2010)
15 AUG 2019

COMET ATLAS IS BRIGHTENING FASTER THAN EXPECTED: Get ready for a wild ride. Comet ATLAS (C2019 Y4) is plunging toward the sun and, if it doesn't fly apart first, it could become one of the brightest comets in years.
"Comet ATLAS continues to brighten much faster than expected," says Karl Battams of the Naval Research Lab in Washington DC. "Some predictions for its peak brightness now border on the absurd."
The comet was discovered in December 2019 by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) in Hawaii. Astronomers quickly realized it might be special. On May 31, 2020, Comet ATLAS will pass deep inside the orbit of Mercury only 0.25 AU from the sun. If it can survive the blast furnace of solar heating, it could put on a good show.
However, no one expected the show to start this soon. More than 2 months before perihelion (closest approach to the sun), Comet ATLAS is already "heating up." The worldwide Comet Observation Database shows it jumping from magnitude +17 in early February to +8 in mid-March–a 4000-fold increase in brightness. It could become visible to the naked eye in early April.
"Right now the comet is releasing huge amounts of its frozen volatiles (gases)," says Battams. "That’s why it’s brightening so fast."
Can ATLAS sustain this crazy pace? If it has a big nucleus w ith large stores of frozen gas, then yes; we could get a very bright comet. Otherwise, Comet ATLAS might run out of gas, crumbling and fading as it approaches the sun.
Current best estimates of the comet’s peak brightness in May range from magnitude +1 to -5. If Comet ATLAS hits the high end of that range, a bit brighter than Venus, it could become visible in broad daylight.
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image: Comet Atlas (upper left) glides by spiral galaxy M81 on March 18th. Credit: Rolando Ligustri [more]
source: https://www.spaceweather.com

https://spaceweathergallery.com/ind...rXifk2ap0WLjfqrUnXzq5R_SerHf7cqpbL_XhbudSv-eU

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PREDICTION
Be on the lookout for a comet
approx 22 NOV 2019
22 + 11 = 33 in 2019/12/3
33+3=36=9
ENDiNGs &
NEW BEGiNNiNGs
~susan lynne schwenger
15 AUG 2019

COMET ATLAS
predicted by Susan Lynne Schwenger
back on 15 August 2019

Experts believe Comet Atlas will be as bright as the Moon when it approaches the Sun

Buddy_Nath / Pixabay
Tuesday, March 17, 2020 6:10 AM UTC
Being able to see comets is not as anticipated

compared to seeing meteor showers,

which occur at least once every month

by a different group of meteorites.

Now, experts believe one particular comet,

the Atlas comet, will shine as bright as the moon

when it approaches the sun.
Express reports that the comet, which is also referred to
as C/2019 Y4, is expected to shine brightly
when it gets closer to the Sun.

The comet is currently within the vicinity of Mars’ orbit
and is expected to go nearer by the latter part of May.

By this time, ATLAS will be 0.25 astronomical units away
from the Sun, but the distance will shorten the closer it gets.

When ATLAS approaches the Sun,
scientists believe that the comet will shine as bright
as a waxing crescent moon.

According to the Space Weather website,
“The comet is about as bright as an 8th or 9th magnitude star.

That’s too dim to see with the naked eye but consider this:

The comet is hundreds of times bigger than astronomers
predicted when it was discovered 4 months ago...”

and that by May when the comet is closer to the Sun,
the comet will be as bright as a 1st magnitude star
or a waxing crescent moon.

For those who already want to see a glimpse of ATLAS before May,
astronomers or space enthusiasts will already be able
to see the comet with a mid-sized backyard telescope.

It is also encouraged to observe the comet as it gets brighter
the closer it gets to the Sun and look out for possible outbursts
that may happen in the coming weeks due to the volatile material
within the comet getting exposed by the increasing sunlight.

Although comets are usually observed,
there is a possibility that a comet may decide to strike Earth
instead of passing by it.

Asteroid and comet expert Dr. Steve Chesley previously revealed
what makes a comet dangerous,
especially if ever it decides to strike. Dr. Chesley
noted how comets usually were seen as a bad omen all throughout history
and explained that because comets move faster than asteroids,
they will cause more damage.

Aside from the speed, the size of the comet is also a concern,
as Dr. Chesley revealed that comets coming from deep space
would most likely be much larger.

https://www.econotimes.com/Experts-...xOtiKx-fzO_Lp7tsWdEItc7SIxR_S3ZjR7l0mJdR_edB4

 

One pill, lots of side effects and more pills to cover than, crazy




Muse - Uprising [Official Video]

Watch the music video for "Uprising" now!

"Uprising" was released as the lead single
from Muse's fifth studio album,
The Resistance, on September 7, 2009.

Lyrics

The paranoia is in bloom,
the P-R Transmissions will resume

They'll try to push drugs
That keep us all dumbed down

and hope that
We will never

see the truth around

(So come on)

Another promise,
another scene,

Another package lie
to keep us trapped in greed

With all the green belts
wrapped around our minds

And endless red tape
to keep the truth confined

(So come on)

They will not force us

They will stop degrading us

They will not control us

We will be victorious

(So come on)

Interchanging mind control

Come let the revolution take its toll

if you could Flick a switch

and open your third eye,

you'd see that

We should never be afraid to die

(So come on)

Rise up and take the power back,
it's time that
The fat cats had a heart attack,
you know that Their time is coming to an end

We have to unify and watch our flag ascend

(So come on)

They will not force us

They will stop degrading us

They will not control us

We will be victorious

(So come on)

Hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey, hey

They will not force us

They will stop degrading us

They will not control us

We will be victorious

(So come on)

Hey, hey, hey, hey

- from 2009, but, sure holds the possibilities and potentials
to be a hit song in 2020 !!!

 

We are also predicting this song
to become very popular, too

MiZZES B." NEXT GENERATiON" Official Music Video.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2kGfP2Vfpc