
VENEZUELA POWER OUTAGE
April 29, 2008
Note the mirror-image symmetry involved with this event.
With Antares-Earth-Aldebaran as the mirror-image axis then Jupiter is opposite Spica, Uranus is opposite Saturn/Regulus, Venus is opposite Mars/Pollux and the Sun is symmetrically opposite Alhena! The symmetry affects the geomagnetic field and causes an anomaly - in this case in Venezuela.

B-2 ACCIDENT - GUAM
February 23, 2008
Ecliptic Bird's Eye View
Note that all these ecliptic symmetries are in the range 80 - 86 and 95 - 100 degrees. And each angular separation matches another angle within about 2-3 degrees within each range. Please compare this event with the ecliptic pattern active with the Sugar Dust explosion in Georgia. The similarity with the Sugar Dust explosion pattern points toward an electromagnetic (EM) factor in the B-2 loss.
Another possibility is gravitational shear which could have tipped the nose down immediately after take-off. A shear event in the early 1990's broke part of the wing and one engine off a NOAA aircraft on an observational flight. So gravitational shear can work over a very short distance. Nevertheless, the possibility of EM disturbance is favored in this case, since there have been so many EM disturbances including other aircraft accidents in the recent past.

B-2 ACCIDENT - GUAM
February 23, 2008
Ecliptic Tilt View
Note the constant 120 degree angles of Regulus, Achernar and Deneb - three stellar powerhouses. Saturn emulates the 120 degree angles with approximate 120 degree angles with Achernar and Deneb.
Both the Sun and Uranus split the Achernar and Deneb 120 degree angle with 60 degree angles - either exact or approximate. Note the precise Sun-Deneb and Sun-Achernar angles of 59.9 and 60.0 degrees respectively for this event.

B-2 ACCIDENT - GUAM
February 23, 2008
Symmetric Subpattern with Extended Lines
Extended lines are shown because this is what the core of the Earth actually experiences. The gravitational energy from the astronomical bodies permeates the core at symmetric angles and then keeps on going.


777 ACCIDENT - HEATHROW AIRPORT
British Airways Flight 38
January 17, 2008
UK aircraft accident- please compare to Three-Mile diagram. To view prediction matrix see Predictions 2008.

777 ACCIDENT - HEATHROW AIRPORT
Sun-Saturn-Star Subpattern
This significant ecliptic subpattern was simultaneous with the Saturn-Star 3-D subpattern shown above, allowing for the prediction of a power outage due to magnetic field flux on January 17, 2008 plus or minus 2 days.

777 STEEP CLIMB INCIDENT
Malaysia Airlines
August 1, 2005
Note the exquisite symmetry present on the day of this unusual event. The jet climbed from 37K ft up to 41K ft before the pilots could fix the problem. An accelerometer was falsely showing movement in all three planes. This is considered a geoelectromagnetic disturbance.

GEOMAGNETIC FIELD DISTURBANCE MODEL
Charged Particles Spiral around Disturbed Flux Lines
The Earth's magnetic flux lines normally are parallel to the crust. In this model, the disturbed flux lines move at angles up to 90 degrees to or from the Earth's surface. When they do, charged particles - electrons or protons - follow the peaks or valleys formed in the field. The result is static electricity or lightning if the charged particles are electrons. If the particles are protons or larger plus particles, the result can be a tornado,
volcano, tropical storm or extratropical storm.
If an aircraft flies through a peak and valley simultaneously, it can experience electromagnetic shear - with
electrons flowing through one part of the plane and protons flowing through another part.With a mild field disturbance this might result in static on the radio. With an extreme disturbance it could result in loss of critical control systems.

1977 POWER OUTAGE - NEW YORK CITY
A momentous power outage affected New York on July 14, 1977. An astronomical sextet or group of six was in place when it happened - Uranus, Spica, Regulus, Saturn, the pair of Moon/Jupiter and the Venus/Aldebaran pair. In this case, the earth's magnetic field was temporarily disturbed and loss of power was the result.
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