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NASA SCIENTIST WORRIED-NEWS BLACKOUT-NOT A RUMOR

Posted By: Nemesis
Date: Thursday, 12-Jun-2003 19:57:45

REAL–SCIENCE SCIENTISTS FEAR DIRECT HIT FROM SUN FLARES THIS IS A HEADS-UP (AGENTS WITH SOURCES FAMILIAR WITH SUN SCIENCE MIGHT WANT TO QUERY THEIR CONTACTS). I personally know little about the sun, but a few hours ago I was visiting with a scientist friend of mine who said NASA scientists won't go public, but current sun eruptions are so massive that a direct hit on Earth could/would "destroy" satellites and disrupt/END world communications. He said NASA Scientists know, but won't go public for reasons of national security and public panic, etc. (you already know all those "important" reasons they give). You who have the right instruments can see the main flair–it is gigantic ("the biggest in over three hundred years"). It is located near the sun's equator, to the left. THE ABOVE IS ALL MY FRIEND WOULD TELL ME. I'VE KNOWN THIS MAN FOR MANY YEARS–HE IS NEVER GIVEN TO HYPERBOLE OR UNTRUTHS. HE HIMSELF IS GENUINELY CONCERNED. Unless my friend gives me more, this will be my only communication on the subject, for I am not versed in this subject at all. I don't even know what questions to ask. P.S. I will speak to him again this evening. If he allows, I will give his phone number to Rayelan, or a known RMN Agent who emails me. If you email me, and I do not respond, then he did not give permission. serenity@accesswest.com

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