Showing posts with label cern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cern. Show all posts

Thursday, December 20, 2012

CERN Finished 2012 colliding, saying "So Long Thanks For All the Fish" Also HAARP Strong Signals

Two things.

One CERN finished their 2012 colliding of particles and have supposedly with a new milestone with the last colliding they just completed, but they don't say what that milestone was exactly. 

When they finished, they said "So Long and Thanks For All the Fish" as their parting words. You can see that on the left bottom of the picture as the last sentence.


 The final beam of the three-year proton run at the LHC is dumped, with the phrase "So long and thanks for all the fish" from the control team (Image: CERN)


Edit to add... I just looked up the meaning of that phrase.  Which I see it is bizarre in many ways, to use that as their "goodbye" considering the words of it.  

Here are the words the dolphins sing at the end of the movie "The Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy"

Dolphins: [singing] So long, and thanks for all the fish / So sad that it should come to this / We tried to warn you all, but, oh, dear / You may not share out intellect / Which might explain your disrespect / For all the natural wonders that grow around you / So long, so long, and thanks for all the fish! The world's about to be destroyed / There's no point getting all annoyed / Lie back and let the planet dissolve around you / Despite those nets of tuna fleets / We thought that most of you were sweet / Especially tiny tots and your pregnant women / So long, so long, so long, so long, so long! So long, so long, so long, so long, so long! So long, so long, and thanks for all the fish!/ If I had just one last wish / I would like a tasty fish!/ If we could just change one thing / We would all have learnt to sing!/ Come one and all / Man and mammal / Side by side / In life's great gene pool!/ So long, so long, so long, so long, so long / So long, so long, so long, so long / So long, so long and thanks for all the fish!

Here is the video of the song:




 Let me say I believe December 21 2012 (tomorrow) is the start of us going into the Daylight part of the Milky Way.  It is about the energies of truth and Love coming through as we finished our 26000+ year on the "dark/asleep" side of it.

In saying that, I also believe there are complete psychopaths that try and control every single bit of what happens on this Earth.  They try and keep people in a prison matrix.  They are afraid of what will be happening on the other side as we become more and more "awake."  I wrote about it yesterday and there is a video that really is a must watch to understand the cycles.  That is the end of the Mayan Cycle and what all the other ancient time calendars have also pointed to for tomorrows date.

 The elite have corrupted the 12/21/12 information just as they do everything.  They put more disinfo out there to keep people in confusion, worry, fear, etc.   Yep, I still try and figure out what is real or not and it is very confusing to me at times.  But I also listen to my inner self in what feels right or not too.

So... knowing that tomorrow is where we really get into the higher frequencies of the Universe, do I doubt that those who don't want to lose their grip on control will do things to make the "doom and gloom" event happen?  NOPE.  They are total and complete psychopaths that don't give a sh** about anything but themselves.

So.... I glanced at HAARP this morning to see what was going on there.... Funny thing our Sun is quiet and there have not been solar flares etc happening, but there is a very cool pyramid shape area of sunspots right now.  There is no big threat of a sun flare or anything.. the sun is very peaceful and is expected to stay that way for days.

Here is the picture of it right now with the pyramid on it, which is super cool to me:


 What has me a little concerned is the fact that HAARP monitors are strong, when there are no sun flares or anything to cause that right now.  Yet.... it seems HAARP really has something going on.

Here are the various HAARP charts right now:







So now my question is.... What the Hell are they doing right now and where are they directing it?

I went to the "heat" map of the world and could not find any heat at all showing up on the map.   Here is the latest map on the site and it was from last night:




So unless the absorption map is not working right now... the other HAARP information does not make sense to me.

If there is one thing I do know and have learned..... it is " I don't trust the psychos that believe themselves as better than everyone else and have a psychopathic thought to control everything."

In writing that, I also believe completely that the light can not be stopped.  Light always over takes darkness and darkness can never overtake light!

My question is right now.... What is HAARP doing and what are they trying to accomplish?

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Cern Low Energy Smashed Protons - Also Very Strange Picture Above Cern In Sky During the Time!



This is a picture above Cern - it just happens that the Cern was also smashing Protons for the first time, with very low energy. This picture is not in the article. What the heck is that? Not a reflection from anything.

BBC Article:

Part of article: Please click on link to read the whole article.

Engineers operating the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) have smashed together proton beams in the machine for the very first time.

The step was described as a "great achievement" for those working on the huge physics experiment.

The low-energy collisions came after researchers circulated two beams simultaneously in the LHC's 27km-long tunnel earlier on Monday.

The LHC is smashing together beams of protons to shed light on the cosmos.

Operated by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (Cern), the LHC is the world's largest machine and will create similar conditions to those present moments after the Big Bang.

UPDATE - 12/03/09 Due to "Sage" a Reader suggesting I look up Saturn and alchemy - because of Nostradamus's quatrain about Geneva which is:

"Leave, leave Geneva every last one of you,
Saturn will be converted from gold to iron,
RAYPOZ will exterminate all who oppose him,
Before the coming the sky will show signs."

this is what I found.

Saturn: Saturn alchemy planet symbols are seen in texts as governing the metal lead, which is one of the symbols for dark prime matter. Understood as having nefarious overtones, Saturn plays an important role in more sinister alchemical processes. On the other hand, Saturn represents order, strictures, and a gravitational pull to balance and moderation. Alchemist's understood that Saturn had a very "take matters into hand" energy and utilized this essence in practice as well. More on Saturn symbolism here.

Interesting is says a symbol of Dark Matter - considering Cern will be producing Black Holes.

Saturday, November 21, 2009

LHC/Cern has Restarted Today - I was hoping this day would Never Come!




LHC/Cern has Restarted Today - I was hoping this day would Never Come!

I personally have Never liked the idea of this thing! I don't believe the scientist should be playing and "looking for the God Particle". The fact is they have said it will create black holes, but they believe the black holes will dissipate immediately. They do not Know that for sure! Besides that it is a magnet science experiment. Well, if you are not aware of the fact our magnetic field around the Earth has been decreasing, some say 10% others say 25%. We are lucky our sun has been at a solar minimum. I in fact am starting another blog that will be dedicated strictly for the magnetosphere and what is happening with it. It does not have any information on it yet, but it will, including pictures.

I always have in the back of my mind Nostradamus quatrain about Geneva too - will the Cern be what causes that to come true?

Article:

The first tests of injecting sub-atomic particles began around 1600 (1500 GMT)," CERN spokesman James Gillies told AFP.

He said the injections lasted a fraction of a second, enough for "a half or even a complete circuit" of the Large Hadron Collider built in a 27-kilometre (17-mile) long tunnel straddling the Franco-Swiss border near Geneva.

CERN's Director General Rolf Heuer said later the scientists had successfully managed to get particle beams once again circulating in the particle accelerator, and that they had been able to go ahead earlier than expected.

"It's great to see beam circulating in the LHC again... we've still got some way to go... but with this milestone we're well on the way."

The LHC circulated its first beams on September 10, 2008, but suffered a serious malfunction nine days later.

It said a failure in an electrical connection led to serious damage, and that scientists had spent the 14-months since repairing the machine.

The LHC promises to unlock scientific mysteries about the creation of the Universe and the fundamental nature of matter.

Since September 2008, the LHC's components have been tested to an energy equivalent of five teraelectronvolts at full power.

The maximum output of what is currently the largest functioning collider in the world, at the Fermilab near Chicago in the United States, is one teraelectronvolt.

CERN had said in August that upon its relaunch, the LHC would run at 3.5 teraelectronvolts in order to allow its operators to gain experience of running the machine.

The first data should be collected a few weeks after the first particle beam was fired.

CERN said the partial power level would be kept until "a significant data sample has been gathered" and ramped up thereafter.

Designed to shed light on the origins of the universe, the LHC at CERN took nearly 20 years to complete and cost six billion Swiss francs (3.9 billion euros, 4.9 billion dollars) to build.


Link to pictures of the Cern:

UPDATE 11/22/09 STORY OF CERN FROM REUTER:


GENEVA (Reuters) - After a year's delay, scientists at the world's biggest accelerator have restarted an experiment to recreate "Big Bang" conditions that had sparked suggestions the earth would be sucked in by millions of black holes.

Scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) have established circulating particle beams in both directions in the underground Large Hadron Collider, a step that is already beyond where the experiment stalled during a first attempt in September 2008, CERN spokesman James Gillies said.

The high-profile experiment, through which tiny particles are smashed in a bid to learn more about the birth of the universe, failed just nine days after it was launched due to a technical problem that took longer than expected to fix.

"We are further advanced now than where we were after five days of experiment last year," said CERN's Director for Accelerators Steve Myers, saying the extra year had allowed researchers to upgrade instrumentations and computer software.

Myers added that researchers had increased the sensitivity of the protections at the 10 billion Swiss franc ($9.82 billion) collider under the French-Swiss border.

"If anything happens, we would not have the same amount of damage we had last year," he said.

CERN, a 55-year-old organization that counts 10,000 scientists and technicians worldwide working on its research projects, has vigorously rebuffed any suggestion the ground-breaking experiment would cause the world to end.

CERN's Director General Rolf Heuer said getting the experiment re-started had been an "herculean effort."

"We've still got some way to go before physics can begin, but with this milestone we're well on the way," he said.

If things continue to progress at this speed, scientists may be able to accelerate particles at the highest energy level ever tested before Christmas, although high-energy collisions that may shed light on the secrets of the universe would only happen in the new year, Myers said.

The experiment will be fully under way when the particle beams will be smashed at high energy levels. This will most likely happen in January.

The next important step in the experiment will be low-energy collisions, expected in about a week from now, CERN said.

The experiment can be followed on twitter.com/cern.

(Writing by Lisa Jucca, Editing by Sonya Hepinstall)