This image was taken on 6/23/96 by amateurs in New Mexico and shows what
appears to be two eerie eyes looking down on us! The span of time that
elapsed was reported to be approximately fifty minutes. The bright spots
appear to separate and then seem to move back together. So far away, the
separation between the two spots is quite a distance. This second bright
spot cannot be a star as stars do not move, only in a background behind
an object such as a comet, asteroid or planet. In addition this object
does not appear on any known charts. The only known force that could separate
objects of this size, for such a distance and then return in such a short
period of time, is an EM field.
So what is this strange behavior? There appears to be at least several
possibilities. First, Hale Bopp may be traveling in a group and this may
be evidence of a large "chunk" that NASA previously referred. What may
be more likely, and in fact may be in addition to this last idea, is that
Hale Bopp does in fact possess a field. This may be an outburst of plasma
and then a retraction. If the size of Hale Bopp is not disputed or disproven,
this may likely be the answer.
Another possibility, is that this may be a reaction of Hale Bopp
to the IMF (Interplanetary Magnetic Field). In the Image below, a comet
in recent years broke apart as it passed through the IMF, and then unbelievably
regrouped itself back on its journey to the Sun.
fig 8b
But it is unlikely that this is a variation of what we are seeing with Hale
Bopp due to the fact that the comet was not crossing the IMF barrier at the
time. Therefore, evidence to support the theory that Hale Bopp does indeed possess
an EM field. But what did happened to Hale Bopp when it did cross the IMF? See
HaleBopp's orbit (fig 5), showing a possible effect
of the IMF upon the comet.
Are
we in danger? Is there something that we could be doing to prepare, if
we were only told?
