The effects of the comet Hale Bopp continue to be felt by the Earth and our neighbors. It is incredible to realize that the "Comet of The Century" has been all but forgotten in the open forums of the sacred halls of science, not to mention its total absence from the media. Yet there continues to be "great and wondrous signs on the Earth and in the Heavens" related to this magnificent entity. Further there continues to be misrepresentation of the size of this comet (if that is what we shall all refer to it as), and disputation among so-called experts in the field, when clearly the object is behemoth in size and growing. This, even when the images that are presented are accompanied by given frame measurements and distances that clearly reveal an incredible size! When traditional dirty snowball theory has been successfully challenged the answer is a resounding silent response that I can only assume is a dumbfounded stupor. Yet the machine of the status quo blunders ahead in relentless idiocy, supported by theories unfounded in true science or the sufficient discovery of facts. The sacred rites so long touted as scripture have simply been ignored and expediency has been valued greater than truth. We are left to the sole explanation that power and money are the primary motivators in this absurd farce, in place of the yet true and indeed marvelous story of "The Comet of The Century".

The opportunity is here now to acknowledge the possibilities that such a destructive power holds over our civilization. We are all to be held accountable for our effort to appropriately deal with such a bitter enemy to human existence. If we indeed do expect that someday our planet will encounter, head on, a sizable asteroid or other object, then why spend so much time and energy in lies, denying the destructive force of this object. This threat will not go away. It is in fact our destiny, as has been so many times proven out in history. We could choose to construct a plan of defense; a tactic to conquer this foe. Or we could simply continue to blame it all on Mrs. O'Leary's cow.

Here are just a few examples of recent concern:
 

CME's have critically increased over the past 8-10 weeks. Even as recent as a couple of years ago an "M' class CME was unheard of. These are now occurring on nearly a daily basis, with some days having multiple "M" class flares. The following scale reflects the exponential increase of flares from one class to the next.

Ranking of these bursts or a FLARE based on its X-ray energy output are classified by the order of magnitude of the peak burst intensity (I) measured at the earth in the 1 to 8 angstrom band as follows: Class (in Watt/sq. Meter) B I less than (l.t.) 10.0E-06 C 10.0E-06 l.e.= I l.t.= 10.0E-05 M 10.0E-05 l.e.= I l.t.= 10.0E-04 X I g.e.= 10.0E-04

The so-called "El Nino" effect.

The meteorologists are calling this current event the strongest that may be seen in the entire century. I contend that what we are seeing is not just an El Nino, but that it is a result of core heating from the passing of Hale Bopp. Coincidence? How many coincidences before recognition?
 

Polar ice receding and/or melting.
 

SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Deep holes and cracks several miles long are spreading through an Antarctic ice shelf, and a scientist who examined them predicted shelf soon will collapse. Two years ago, the northern section of the 620-mile-long Larsen Ice Shelf collapsed after a period of warmer-than-usual temperatures. On Wednesday, Rudi del Valle, director of geology with the Argentinian Antarctic Institute, flew over the rest of the 4,600-square-mile ice shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula and predicted it would collapse within two years. ``It will be destroyed without any doubt,'' he said. In January 1995, a 500-square-mile section of the ice shelf collapsed and broke up into thousands of icebergs. Prior to the collapse it had become crisscrossed with deep cracks, some 30 miles long and 100 feet wide. ``We saw a lot of cracks and ice rifts - a lot,'' del Valle said of his trip Wednesday. ``We saw holes - big holes in the ice shelf. And we don't have an explanation for these holes. In summer, there are rivers ... and small lakes.'' Greenpeace sent two helicopters from its research ship, the Arctic Sunrise, over the area Wednesday. Marc de Fourneaux, a climber and Antarctic expert who dropped down onto the ice from one of the helicopters, said he had never seen so many cracks in the surface of an ice shelf. He also was surprised at the number of lakes - some larger than football fields - that have formed from melting ice. Glaciologists from the British Antarctic Survey contend that the disintegration of ice shelves on the Antarctic Peninsula is a sign that they are reaching their ``limit of viability'' due to increasing temperatures over the peninsula. In a recent paper, glaciologists David Vaughan and Chris Doake said ice shelves on the peninsula were starting to retreat south as temperatures continued to increase. ``Ice shelves appear to be sensitive indicators of climate change,'' they wrote in Nature magazine last year. Scientists disagree over whether the warming is due to the greenhouse effect of the buildup of carbon dioxide and other gases released by the Industrial Age, or whether it is part of the Earth's natural warming and cooling cycle. Del Valle said in recent years it has even rained in coastal Antarctica - a previously unheard-of event.

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The six U.S. military air crashes since September 13:
September 13 -- An Air Force C-141 transport plane flying from Namibia with nine Americans aboard collides with a German military plane off the coast of Africa. One body was recovered and 32 are missing.
September 14 -- An Air Force F-117A stealth fighter flying at a Maryland air show crashes into a residential area after a piece of one wing breaks off; the pilot ejects safely.
September 14 -- A U.S. Navy FA-18 crashes in the Middle Eastern country of Oman, killing the pilot.
September 15 -- A Marine FA-18D Hornet fighter jet crashes off the coast of North Carolina during a practice bombing run, killing the two pilots.
September 16 -- Two Air National Guard F-16s collide off the coast of New Jersey, sending one into the Atlantic while the other is able to land. The pilots survive.
September 19 -- An Air Force B-1B bomber crashes on a training mission in southeastern Montana, killing all four crew members.

The Russian "seismic event".

Early in August the bells and whistles went off at the U.S. nuclear weapons detections center. The blast was pinpointed in Northern Siberia, an area commonly used by the Soviets to test nuclear wardheads. Accusations flew and the politicians and mediators went to work. However, due to one particular detail a crisis was avoided; the soviets were not doing any testing and had not for years! It did not fit the criteria for an earthquake, the indications were a blast equal to the power of a multi-ton nuclear warhead.

Washington--- "The (Defense) Department believes a low-level nuclear test would be a breach of the Russian moratorium that has been in place for at least five years, but not a violation of the CTBT (Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty) since it has not yet entered into force," the written statement of September 3 said. "Beyond that, we do not believe it useful to make a legal determination. We have not yet reached any conclusions on the nature of the seismic event." In response to a question regarding the recent seismic event in Russia during the regular DoD briefing on Aug. 28, 1997, the spokesman, Capt. Mike Doubleday, USN, incorrectly said: "If the seismic event was actually a low-level nuclear test event, then the Russians would be violating the object and the purpose of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. Beyond that, we do not believe it useful to make a legal determination. We have not yet reached any conclusions on the nature of the seismic event."

Newly discovered increased magnetic field of Mars:

PASADENA, Calif. (AP) -- Scientists could gain insight into Mars' history and a record of a long-gone global magnetic field through magnetic anomalies found by the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft. The discoveries have come even as the spacecraft is in the process of circularizing its long elliptical orbit by the novel technique of aerobraking -- dipping into Mars' upper atmosphere to use drag rather than rockets to alter the orbit. The spacecraft has successfully done that nine times so far, Project Scientist Arden Albee told a briefing at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory on Thursday. Mars Global Surveyor had earlier confirmed that Mars, unlike Earth, has very weak global magnetic field. The new discoveries are localized fields coming from areas in the crust -- about 30 miles deep -- rather than from the planet's center. "It appears the crust of Mars is strewn with multiple magnetic anomalies," said Jack Connerney, a NASA Goddard Space Flight Center scientist who is co-investigator on Global Surveyor's magnetometer/electron reflectometer experiment. The anomalies are also far stronger than those found on Earth, he said. While a compass on Earth might lead you home, a compass on Mars would point in different directions depending on where it is located. "If you are a Boy Scout on Mars with a compass, you're lost," he said. Magnetic anomalies may occur where magma -- liquid or molten rock --rose and cooled, recording a magnetic signature of that epoch in a planet's development.

PEKANBARU, Indonesia (CNN) -- Far away in the cities, children are told to stay indoors because of the haze. But on the outskirts of this provincial capital, workmen are setting yet more fires to clear rain forest. The fires have sent a deadly haze over large tracts of Southeast Asia, and decimated between 1.2 million and 1.5 million acres in Malaysia and Indonesia. Indonesia declared a state of national emergency on Thursday, after two deaths were blamed on the haze. About 10,000 firefighters from the two nations were combating the fires. Both the German and French governments have offered material assistance, and Canadian firefighting experts brought state-of-the-art firefighting equipment to their Malaysian counterparts. The smog has blanketed parts of Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Indonesia, and its haze has extended as far north as the Philippines and Thailand. Haze at fault in air crash? Investigators were looking into the possibility that poor visibility may have caused an air crash in Indonesia on Friday in which at least 200 people were killed. And a Hong Kong airline suspended flights to one of the airports in the region on Friday, citing the hazy conditions, and the government urged people that planned to visit the area to take precautions against the haze. Britain and the United States have already cautioned against travel to the area. Drought contributes to fires, Indonesia is suffering its worst drought in more than a half century. Scientists say the drought was caused by the El Nino weather pattern, which spawned unusual weather patterns around the Pacific.

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It is time to open the books and share the information freely with those that have paid for it.

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