Lozion wrote:Where does he get his knowledge on this? daniel refers to this in another thread also but what scientific data supports this? Or is it in his dreams that Wilcock came up with that? I dont know about you but Wilcock as been losing his cred for me and although I want to blieve we are going through the Galactic Plane, I need evidence...
Wilcock got some of his info from me on that, as I passed on some data to him from the 1950s that discussed climate change due to the solar system entering a "dustier" region of space--in which it was saying it would take another 50 years for it to reach us, but they needed to get some "emergency management" plans in place. (Known as "Alternative 3" in the conspiracy circle.) Well, "it's heerrreee!"
Since I've been around most of that time, I've noticed the changes in the night sky since I was a child. For one thing, stars have gotten dimmer (visually). Astronomers say it's from light pollution, but living in areas where there isn't any, I can see the difference. I distinctly remember being able to count all 7 "sisters" of the Pleiades when a child. You can only see 6 now and there are fewer, visible stars in the night sky.
If Bruce's research on the "scale" of astronomy being wrong is correct (see RS2 post:
Visibility of Stars and Galaxies (Problem) ), then you can infer what is actually going on, because what we observe as "far away galaxies" may actually be "nearby solar systems," which gives us excellent, observational data on what a solar system actually looks like, from the outside. If you look at the image in
Comment #13 of that post, where he plots the visible galaxies, you can see that there is data missing--a toroidal belt that makes distant objects unobservable from our solar system. That infers that our solar system looks much like the photo shown in Comment #14--a large disc of dirt and rock, far out (probably named the Oort cloud). When you look at other galaxy photos as "solar systems," you see that chunks of those outer rings break off and spiral down into the central core/sun--which is probably what is happening to us, right now.
If this is the case, then to quote Egon from
Ghostbusters, "It would be bad." Though it does explain the quiet sun, regarding sunspots. We cannot observe atoms and dust entering the sun (too small and too bright a background). What may be happening is that this dust is forming an insulating blanket on the corona, increasing the amounts of plasma and not yet sinking (through increased mass via atomic fusion) to the core where it can be combusted. The result: the core runs low on fuel and burns slower and quieter--until that dust mass sinks in, then it will get "interesting" with all that "gas" being poured on the core fire.
Of course, like any contained system under pressure--and higher pressure now--when a sunspot thredule DOES break through, it should show some more energetic characteristics than the sunspots of the regular cycle. I believe one of those sunspots is being observed, right now.
Ilkka wrote:If you want evidence then you should go to DWs website and search the info from there and I think he has some links to the original sources. I think that it was his earliest videos that he discussed these galactic "stuff" like "2012 Enigma" and the other one which name I dont remember anymore. These videos are old like 3-5 years old videos. And totally free in the internet and youtube. DW has his own youtube account aswell where there are some of these videos if not all. Its something like "davidwilcock333" if I remember correctly. And I think I heard him say that he has sources to some of those things he says in those videos and "Daniel" in this site is one of them sources. Some of those original sites may have been taken down already. Never did visit any of those sites exept "lawofone.info" site and maybe very few others. I'm too lazy on that note, since never so much interested of some of those things discussed.
I've seen David's data on a dustier solar system back in 2005, and it does agree with the other reports I've seen from half a century ago. The only difference is that we aren't going through any galactic plane; it's just a normal process of stellar recondensation from the old supernova.