The Hypersensitive Solar System

**dahlenaz** · Joined: 14 Apr 2007 Posts: 200

Here we are entering into another hurricane season and this one starts out in support to observations made in an ICOPs 06 presentation titled the Hypersensitive Solar System.

One of the observation of that presentation is the effects on the earth's weather at the time of passages of celestial bodies, the moon and Venus, in the vacinity of the sunward side of earth, above and below direct alignment included. Many strong storms seem to occur at the time of these orbital relationships. Just this week one of the strongest storm i've ever experienced here in Arizona occured shortly after sunset, a day after the new moon that was near to an alignment. And now in the Carribian something much larger is roaring in off the Atlantic.

Something is odd about the timing of these events and some others such as what was seen on Mars back in 2001 when the earth and mars passed in their orbits with the closest proximity in 400 years.

I go into the observations in some detail at http://www.geocities.com/dhlndsign/poster06.html

There are some tables, that lay out the pattern, yet to be added. dz

davesmith_au

Giday dahlenaz, that is one very interesting hypothesis there. It would be good to have it available in PDF format once it is complete, with the missing tables etc. Wink

That would make it easier to share with interested parties, IMHO.

Again, good work and well done.

Cheers, Dave Smith.
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**dahlenaz** · Joined: 14 Apr 2007 Posts: 200

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**dahlenaz** · Joined: 14 Apr 2007 Posts: 200

The primary Tables have been added to

http://www.geocities.com/dhlndsign/poster06.html .

There are some others but they are incomplete. To put up all the instances as examples would fill many pages.

If this in not valid at all, at least it has been an exercise in rational thought, information processing and presentation for my formarly bounced brain that is doing quite well, thank-you Jesus. dz

CarlSmith · Joined: 03 May 2007 Posts: 36 Location: Land of Oz

dahlenaz, keep up the good work - the direction you are headed is quite interesting.

Many of the things you are finding have been noticed by others in various disciplines ranging from the mainstream to the metaphysical, and are broadly confirmed by my own dabblings in this area.

Tables of corespondences such as those in your page are a good way to present things, and you should consider adding another level of pages with tables as you discover them - these can then be linked from your main page, and provide quite compelling supporting evidence for the connections you are looking into.

You will no doubt be very interested to read this new paper that provides some quite solid foundations for the Soli-Lunar-Earth climate connection:

Rhodes Fairbridge and the idea that the solar system regulates the Earth’s climate

You will also find other complimentry information concerning what you are looking into on my blog:

Landscheidt Cycles Research
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**dahlenaz** · Joined: 14 Apr 2007 Posts: 200

davesmith_au

Dahlenaz wrote:

davesmith_au · Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 1:46 pm Post subject:

Giday all, to cut out the middleman, the paper The Hypersensitive Solar System (dz's paper as referred to above) is now on a free server, rapidshare, available for download.

Simply click here to download the PDF. You will be directed to the rapidshare download page, scroll to the bottom and click 'free', then enter the short access code and click 'download'.

To borrow from JB's signature, if at first you don't succeed read the instructions! Very Happy

Cheers, Dave Smith.

Edit: File name change to The Hypersensitive Solar System.
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fungus · Joined: 13 May 2007 Posts: 45 Location: Brisbane, OZ

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As to the idea that Sol, Lucifer etc and the planets affect matters on earth Astrology supports genuine researchers. There are even those who say that horoscopes should be drawn from a Sun centred standpoint. The idea being that the planets (the satellite Luna being part of earth I presume) affect the Sun too. Bodies with notable magnetic fields would be most influential, but Venus is claimed to lack one. I doubt that but it certainly has that electric tail hence some magnetic activity.

We surely can measure electrical charges in conductors, and changes in magneCan someone point us in the right direction to buy/make suitable equipment of the required sensitivity? Rigged up the the pc the results might be of interest in many areas other than the ones we are discussing now? Raw data capture would seem to be worthwhile if we believe in EU.

We might then correlate to known planetary positions and weather affects, earthquakes, volcanic action, War, pestilence and episodes of lunacy......

fungus · Joined: 13 May 2007 Posts: 45 Location: Brisbane, OZ

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As to the idea that Sol, Lucifer etc and the planets affect matters on earth Astrology supports genuine researchers. There are even those who say that horoscopes should be drawn from a Sun centred standpoint. The idea being that the planets (the satellite Luna being part of earth I presume) affect the Sun too. Bodies with notable magnetic fields would be most influential, but Venus is claimed to lack one. I doubt that but it certainly has that electric tail hence some magnetic activity.

We surely can measure electrical charges in conductors, and changes in magneCan someone point us in the right direction to buy/make suitable equipment of the required sensitivity? Rigged up the the pc the results might be of interest in many areas other than the ones we are discussing now? Raw data capture would seem to be worthwhile if we believe in EU.

We might then correlate to known planetary positions and weather affects, earthquakes, volcanic action, War, pestilence and episodes of lunacy......

**dahlenaz** · Joined: 14 Apr 2007 Posts: 200

Mo · Joined: 10 May 2007 Posts: 297 Location: Adelaide

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**dahlenaz** · Joined: 14 Apr 2007 Posts: 200