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TIME TO START WATCHING TIME

This paper is a continuation of the previous Carnicom work titled ’TIME’ (dated July 24, 2003). In that paper it was determined that the rotational speed of the earth had increased around late 1998 and that increase was a significant deviation from historical norm. One addition noted in this present paper is that another 0.5 seconds was added to the rotational speed of the earth, or Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) between 09:30 MDT on August 16, 2003 and 12:00 MDT on August 17, 2003. This is significant and begs for more research to be done by others to monitor these changes. A second update to the original ’TIME’ paper details that a drift rate analysis of the independent time standard that has been developed now shows a departure of 1.5 seconds over a period of 57 days since the monitoring of time standards began. This indicates the detection of another 0.5 second additional departure since Aug 17 2003. A projection of the current time departure rate is estimated at 9.5 seconds per year; a departure of this magnitude is phenomenal in magnitude if these observations bear out in the future. A one second departure (approximately) over a year period is expected based upon the historical record. A careful monitoring of geophysical events and changes is recommended based upon this preliminary report, as unusual changes in time will likely correlate with significant geophysical energy releases.

ADDITIONAL CRYSTAL UNDER EXAMINATION

Crystalline structures that were found aligned on a driveway in Carpinteria, California on June 17, 2003 are examined in this work. A concerned citizen contacted Clifford Carnicom, who recommended the samples be sent to Carnicom for analysis. These structures are rectangular/cubicle, opaque, translucent, and insoluble in water, hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, sodium hydroxide and acetone. Pictures of the as now unidentified material are included for analysis.

TIME

Basing concern on a hypothesis forwarded to him by an as of now unidentified source, Clifford Carnicom investigates the possibility that the aerosol programs are being used to change the rotational speed of the earth. This hypothesis purports the onset of major geophysical changes and life extinction cycles in the foreseeable and upcoming decades. The impact upon the earth and life from such events is extraordinary and beyond the realm of consideration for many people. A quote by Carl Sagan brings the possibility of the above claims in line with reality: “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” The hypothesis that was passed to Carnicom states that there is an attempt to use the aerosols to increase the rotational speed of the earth. Recognition that the onset of heavy aerosol spraying started late 1998 into early 1999, Carnicom chose to look at yearly earth rotational data from the United States Naval Observatory and the International Earth Rotation Service (Atomic time and actual rotational speed of the earth) to ascertain any change in earth rotational speed. Coincidentally, there is an unexpected sustained increase of the earth’s rotation, starting in late 1998/early 1999, when compared to many years of historical record. Whether this change in rotation has been induced artificially will need to be researched and determined. Of significant note here should be that the reader understand that the records of the earth rotation from the United States Naval Observatory and the International Earth Rotation Service were abruptly discontinued to the public.

THE EXTINCTION OF THE STARS

This paper outlines how much visibility in our day and night skies has decreased after 4 years of known aerosol spraying programs. By measuring orders of magnitude of the brightness of stars by observation for example, Carnicom presents a mathematical analysis showing a drastic decrease in visibility as a result of the particulates from aerosols obscuring our views of stars. Carnicom’s calculations also show a decrease in visibility in daylight skies from 90-120 miles to around 15 miles.

Natural Medicine for The Times, Dr. Gwen Scott, N.D.

Dr. Gwen Scott discusses vitamins, nutrients and other healthy items for maintaining good health. Dr. Scott also gives natural ideas for common ailments, like colds, allergies, sinus infections, and more, as well as detoxification from aerosol particulates, relief from gastrointestinal distress and depression. Things to avoid are also part of this article, such as sugar substitutes, aspirin and other laboratory concocted chemicals. Lots of healthy tips are in this article for staying healthy, vibrant, and aware.

Meditation: 100% COUNTERMEASURE for ‘Targets of Electronic Harassment by Leslie Oliver

This page is comprised of a paper written by Leslie Oliver that discusses using meditation as a way to not be affected by the electromagnetic radiation from systems like HAARP, et al, and an article about Mind Control in the UK and US written by Tim Rifat. Leslie talks about the changing of the body vibration to allow these negative frequency bands to flow through us, to even energize us, rather than ‘hitting’ us by staying in a vibrational pattern that ‘hardens’ us to this radiation. The discussion also expands to seeing what is being done to us from these radiation sources as ‘illusion’ and not believing they are real. As such, the negative effects of these vibrations can be mitigated by finding harmony within the body and mind. Tim Rifat’s article addresses mind control and related weaponry through the use of ELF radiation from pulse modulated microwave phone systems and more. The impetus for these weapons is laid out, as well as documentation of researchers who were funded by the UK’s Mi5 and the US’s CIA to design these weapons.

ESTIMATED LOWER ATMOSPHERIC ELECTROMAGNETIC PROPERTIES

A web based calculator for estimating lower atmospheric magnetic properties is included on this page. By plugging values of electron density, ELF range, element and atomic mass number, and Van de Graaf spark length, this calculator estimates electromagnetic properties of the lower atmosphere, including predicted Whistler frequency, Alfven wave frequency, plasma frequency, lower atmospheric conductivity and more. Mathematical calculations for manually calculating these same values are included in a discussion also on this page.

MOLDS FLOURISH, ILLNESS PREVAILS

Large numbers of colonies of mold have evolved during the incubation period in what is the second atmospheric test for molds discussed on this page. This second mold test (see the Carnicom paper on the first test titled ATMOSPHERIC MOLD IS ABUNDANT dated March 14, 2003) was conducted in a dry high desert environment on a day of low wind and clear skies. Mold propagation should be unsuitable under these conditions, yet there were at least 40 counted in this test. Molds are now classified as one of the leading causes of allergies, and almost all chronic sinus infections are a result of molds. Citizens may wish to act upon the health implications of these findings, as well as the documented increase that has occurred in the ailments mentioned above. It is hoped that additional testing will now begin by citizens in various locations, indoors and outdoors, to assess the extent and nature of this environmental condition. It appears likely that this test may be representative of the general state of affairs.

ATMOSPHERIC CONDUCTIVITY II

Citing earlier concerns about and research into the topic of changing conductivity of the atmosphere from aerosol chemicals (see the previous Carnicom paper titled ATMOSPHERIC CONDUCTIVITY dated July 9, 2001 for more information on this topic), Carnicom discusses a method to estimate the atmospheric conductivity using a Van de Graaf generator. This generator uses a rated voltage capacity to cause sparks using the conductivity of the air as the medium. The longer the spark that can be achieved when the generator is activated, the more conductive the atmosphere is. Results presented in this work indicate an increase in the conductivity of the lower atmosphere by a factor of approximately 3 to 20 from a baseline ‘normal’ known value of air. The benefit of the current study is that it provides an estimate as to the magnitude of the change in atmospheric conductivity using relatively simple methods and equipment. Provided on this paper is a calculator that can be used to predict the ratio of increase in conductivity relative to the expected value of a normal atmosphere, as is a detailed mathematical analysis showing the calculations used to determine how to measure conductivity of the atmosphere and the use of electron density for this determination .

MAGNETICS, AEROSOLS & VLF

There appears to be an increasingly obvious connection between the existence of aerosol banks close to ground level, the existence of extreme variations in local magnetic field intensity, and the existence of highly pulsed VLF data. This paper outlines existing theories and new ones, and shows the continuing correlations among these theories with observations and data collected during Carnicom’s experiments. Graphics shown on this page are the result of testing done on April 5, 2003, and give the reader an idea of how anomalous the magnetic and VLF readings were throughout the day in direct connection with these lowered aerosol banks and increased winds. The presence of lowered aerosol banks appears to be increasingly important toward the capture of this data. There is also an increasing likelihood that the existence of these pulses is associated with sunlight. Such pulses have yet to be captured under periods of darkness or extensive cloud cover.