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1998 Ozone Hole

7/30/2005

START OF OZONE HOLE

      Note the very neat "Double K" structure composed of Antares, Aldebaran, Spica, Pollux, Jupiter and Saturn! Symmetric with this is the Uranus-Antares-Aldebaran "Sideways T" pattern.

     Polar Stratospheric Clouds (PSC's), also known as nacreous clouds, form especially in the Antarctic, and chemical reactions in these clouds contribute  to ozone depletion.

    It is theorized that certain symmetric astronomical patterns cause these clouds to form.     

AUGUST 14, 2003

POWER OUTAGE, HEAT WAVE,

START OF OZONE HOLE

      For this date, note the temporary Moon-Antares angle of 103.0 which matches the Jupiter-Antares angle of 102.6. Since Jupiter is close enough in the sky to bend, or diffract, energy coming from Regulus,  Jupiter in this case might be called "Super Jupiter."

     A short-term symmetry for this date is Sun-Uranus and Sun-Neptune, both very close to 170.0 degrees, which is the long-term angle for the Antares-Aldebaran backbone.

     For the US power outage, the heat wave in Europe and the initiation of the 2003 ozone hole, the underlying tetrad, or foursome, consists of Uranus, Spica, Saturn-Alhena and Jupiter-Regulus. An alignment of Uranus, Earth, Jupiter and Regulus is highlighted by a Uranus-Spica and Uranus-Saturn-Alhena symmetry.