Venus Transits Sun 2012
NASA EDGE online web telecast i took some photos of the show while it played and posted the memorable moments on here along with data from solar winds earthquakes tsunami warnings seismic activity tectonic plate movements earth north south poles axial tilts ecliptic celestial equators and predictions for severe storm cells, weather, hail, heavy rains, flooding areas, tornadoes and other disasters international news casts along with the photos.
i decided to do a page about it here. I’m also going to make a page with the NASA edge scientist team along with numbers so we can figure out who is who and I can blog updates about their work on here.
I’ve changed the material on my blog from missing person’s ghost and paranormal stuff. I’ll still blog it but since were having solar maximum from 2012 to 2014 and most of the worlds warning systems don’t work fast enough, I decided to use my personal gifts to predict storms ahead of time and give people some sort of warning system. i figure they can pass the info along on twitter and facebook, and let people know about possible storms in their areas. Most come true… some don’t but usually they show up within a few days, a few weeks, up to about 2 months for predictions to come true…
here’s the photos, enjoy!
the idea girl says

Venus Transit Live NASA SDO Photo first contact with Sun from Mauna Kea Volcano Mtn Hawaii 5 June 2012 6 16 pm edt
update 832 am edt 8 june 2012

Mauna Kea Hawaii Volcano – NASA live coverage of Venus Transit with Sun 5 june 2012 DA Swanson feb 15 1971

The Submillimeter Array (SMA) is an 8-element radio interferometer located atop Mauna Kea in Hawaii.

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