Mysteries, Chemtrails, Aerosols :: Mysterious NZ

[secondfield]

I mentioned last week back on one of the chemtrail threads about strange luminescant 'trail' type manifestations being observed at sunset directly west of the observation point(s).

This article recently reported shows an example of this as seen from Cantebury...

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/thepress/4461869a6530.html

Please note this occured virtually right on sunset. More on this later.

Heres the pic..



Now, last year on April 27th there was a UAP sigthing in Ahipara, Northland, which was also photographed.... heres the link

http://www.stuff.co.nz/northland/4191073a22379.html

This also virtually occured bang on sunset. ATC (air traffic control) reported no flights in the vicinty that could have caused this.

Heres some pic's







Note the times in the sequence above reflect the almost exact time the sun sets in that particular part of NZ.

I will quote myself now from the 28th march... :roll:

[Deano]

Youre onto something there I often see these strange sights over the coast after 5pm. Occasionaly it or they wont show up for long periods of time and then return. If they were aliens trying to get our attention, you would think they would have given up by now. There is definately something about that time of the day, they are not regular aircraft but ' something else '. God I wish I had more zoom :-)

[ruapaka]

Thanks Secondfield for the images and links.

I'm not sure that I have noted any observations of the above mentioned phenomena - with suspicion that is. I would have thought the sun's angle and the altitude of the cloud/trail/?? would have explained the luminous properties .... I'm gonna have a re-think thanks to your post ... The links and images give reason to re-think.

Here is a photo I took a couple of years ago (long story, but I do not have info on this image at this time) - sunset in Marlborough - pretty sure it was taken from somewhere near Blenheim. I have posted this to show some luminous effects at sunset .

[steve clougher]

the luminosity is not surprising given the contrast at that time of day, between light levels on the ground, and those in the troposphere...........not to say that there isn't something else causing extra luminosity, always good to keep an open mind......

the strange trajectories is another matter........seriously, and i am seriously not kidding, i think the occupants of these sunset craft, may be sightseeing........paying trillions of galactic credits for a view of an Earth sunset?........these trajectories, would they fit in with the observed behaviour that gave Bruce his big break?........moving up and down meridian lines?

those links to the reports of spheres in association with US military helicopters are interesting, also the linking of spheres to animal mutilations, and their behaviour, of hopping through space, disappearing and reappearing, without being seen in between...........

maybe the human race is losing its chance to live here, some other race is gearing up for the job which we have botched?..........can't keep our population in control, can't operate except in top gear full-on expansion, forty-five forward gears and no reverse? ? ?

[secondfield]

Remember, ATC stated there were no flights in the area to leave a trail re the Ahipara sighting....

Im trying to find Don Jauns spiel on the 'crack between worlds' to post here...

I think its in 'Journeys to Ixtalan'

[steve clougher]

i think Don Juan's point is with a view to countering the normal human reflex to make everything familiar and ordinary..............in the twilight, nothing is familiar

there does seem to be something about that line of half-light that moves around the globe

in the Islamic tradition, it is said that a minute of prayer at that particular stage of the dawn, is worth an hour any other time, and perhaps they should know, because they actually do it.........

some guy who investigated leylines reported that they double their width at dawn, for a brief time.......

i'd love to know whether that brief time would be the same in the tropics, as near the poles

[secondfield]

Interesting indeed Steve, with the proliferation of life around the equator and the tropics in a metaphysical sense it could be equated to the 'hub' or meridian of creation. It thins out (along with temperature) the closer one gets to the poles.

The twilight time increases exponetially (not in a smooth linear fashion) the closer you get to the poles. There is also a lot less 'life' around there.
In a normal sense, thats because its bloody cold.. in a metaphysical sense... well - go figure.

There seems to be alot of clandestine / esoteric hi tech research establishments (US) based in antartica.... Could it be the 'veil between worlds' is a bit more tenuos down there due to longer twilights :o

Not many people hang around outside down there either to squizz at the sky... although one young kiwi astrophysicist did. He worked for 'Raytheon' corporation and died under mysterious circumstances in Antartica last year. There was a big issue in the paper (sundar star times) about him.

Raytheon are THE hi-tech US military contractor / developer. :twisted:

[steve clougher]

there is a great concentration of biomass at high latitudes, not as much as there once was, before whaling and the decimation of krill by pollution, but still, these days, one of the highest densities of biomass on the planet is in the area of the northwest pacific seaboard of North America, and i'd venture to guess that Antarctica may not be far behind

within living memory, there was a migration of orange krill up the eastern coast of Australia, every year,which got smaller and has now diasappeared

this massive explosion of life extended all the way to the ice, and supported huge schools of whales

the tropics, though burgeoning with life on the ground, could not compare with this biomass in the days before homo sapiens suburbus supermarkus parasiticus

[steve clougher]

just thought of something, most of the year, there's no twighlight, nor dawn nor dusk, in circumpolar regions

and another thing: in some traditions, it has been said that about 40,000 years ago, the shamans, or demigods among the human race split into two camps: one lot started cities and towns, and subjected the rest of the beings on the planet to serve their own desire to be comfortable

the other lot withdrew to the hyperborean regions, and maintained a pure tradition, which has been handed down into recent times, in remote and inaccessible communities

but,in essence, i totally agree with you, that the guts of the problem is people having cold hearts !

to survive in the stressful, soulless climate of politics, or, presumably, the Raytheon heirarchy, i think you'd have to be cauterised between the waist and the neck

[secondfield]

Erm, yeah... :roll:

The polar regions are perfect to perform optical research as there is no sharp delination between seasons / day night.

There is a period of some weeks of 'twilight' between their so called seasons.

[steve clougher]

anecdotal evidence says that the various Antarctic bases, French, Argentinian, Russian, are friendly and hospitable towards any strangers wandering in, except the Americans, who discourage people in the strongest possible way from hanging around their patch, to the point of threatening them with violence on first sight

something stinks in the state of Denmark?