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The faint horizontal lines have entered the picture....
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| X2-4: SpaceWeather |
We can't say we were not given a heads-up. On 23 April 2026, Solara fired off two strong M-class flares (M4.3 & M4.9). Even then, I didn't think it would lead to an X-class flare, let alone TWO....X2.4 and X2.5!
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| © Laboratory of Solar Astronomy, SRI RAS |
I did a quick check, and it looks like these two X-class flares weren't exactly expected as at late 23 April and the next 48 hours, according to official data:
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| SpaceWeather |
And there were TWO, not just one.
Here's what's happening with the SR:
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This is the X2.5:
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| SpaceWeather |
This gif below shows the CMEs....and Comet C/2025 R3 (PANSTARRS):

https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/lasco-coronagraph
Namarie! π
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It's been more than 10 years since I first paid attention to the SR readings, and I don't think I've seen something like this before. That horizontal line running across....it doesn't look like it's part of the reading ~ could be a mechanical glitch, could be equipment malfunction, or something else entirely.
Makes me think of "reality splitting".
Namarie! π
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These two white readings have very abrupt starts, with the first one also having an abrupt end. I've long wondered what sort of event could have caused such readings. It's like watching a movie that suddenly switches from one scene to another that's completely different, without any transition effect.
The fine horizontal lines phase is also back. Sometimes it's fine vertical lines. Again....what's causing them?
Questions questions....
Namarie! π
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....producing this full halo fast-moving CME:
| SpaceWeatherLive |
Strong solar storms are expected in a few days' time:
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| SpaceWeatherLive |
We have another massive coronal hole facing Earth:
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| SpaceWeatherLive |
Meanwhile, what's happening with the SR readings?
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Something else I will mention, and it could be related or totally have nothing to do with the current Solar activity but I'm documenting for future reference ~ 48 hours or so prior to this X-class flare, there were so many micro-shifts occurring. There is no doubt of several Timeline stuff taking place. I've even felt Time stalling for a moment, then surging forwards. I distinctly feel "adjustments" being made.
For those old enough to remember, it's like carefully turning the radio dial to get the clearest reception of a specific station ~ teensy shifts counter-clockwise or clockwise, usually to and fro repeatedly, until we get the frequency that delivers the sharpest transmission. I feel that is what's happening.
Namarie! π
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| Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol |
We've not been getting much Earth-facing strong Solar activity for some time now but as per my earlier post, our Sun is still very active in other parts of the Solar System. I feel that 3I/Atlas will have some effect on our Sun as it approaches nearer in the days to come.
With its estimated size (still under debate with Scientists but generally agree that it's "large"), imagine the amount of Cosmic Plasma and its inherent "data" that 3I/Atlas is carrying. There's some serious upgrading happening here.
I was expecting 3I/Atlas to affect our Sun but instead it's the other way around!
SpaceWeather reported on 23 September 2025 (here) that a forecast showed 3I/Atlas flying straight into a CME around 24th or 25th of September 2025:
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| TheSkyLive |
I can only imagine what effects that would produce! SpaceWeather highlighted some relevant considerations in this excerpt:
A CME IS HEADING FOR INTERSTELLAR COMET ATLAS: How often does a CME from our sun strike a comet from interstellar space? Almost never--so tomorrow’s collision is worth watching. According to a NASA forecast model, a CME launched on Sept. 19th will reach Comet 3I/ATLAS on Sept. 24th or 25th. CMEs hitting Solar System comets have been known to kink or even disconnect their tails. What happens to an interstellar comet is anyone’s guess.
Are we getting flooded with even more Cosmic Plasma from this noteworthy encounter?
And if this isn't exciting enough, we have Comet Swan and C/2025 K1(Atlas) both in the vicinity of Mars right now as well. Did they also get impacted by the same CME?
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During the time period of 24 - 26 September 2025, we had some SR whites:
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Namarie! π
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Very interesting high Cosmic Plasma currents "patterns" hitting the Magnetosphere and Van Allen belt (both of which are inorganic structures) as well:
https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/geospace-magnetosphere-movies
There's a snippet of information from E'Asha Ashayana about the Magnetosphere and Van Allen belt here.
Apart from E'Asha, there have been a few Wayshowers over the years who have told us about the artificial nature of the Magnetosphere, saying that it is weakening and will eventually collapse at a certain point to enable Cosmic energies to properly reach Earth and her inhabitants. Even mainstream Science is reporting this weakening ~ of course, replete with catastrophic warnings and dire threats.
Here are more details from Kelly Dillion:
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| Kelly Dillon |
Why is the veil thinnest at night?
It is a well known fact in the spiritual community that the veil between dimensions is thinnest at night. It is usually the easiest time to communicate with consciousness in other dimensions and planes of existence, and it's when most people have paranormal experiences. But no one ever explains why this is. The reason is actually quite scientific as to why there is better reception at night. It has to do with the magnetosphere and magnetotail of the planet.
First it’s important to note that the magnetosphere isn’t natural. It's a frequency fence that is blocking us. It is a construct that was a direct result of black hole technologies that have been used here since Atlantean times.
Please read the rest at Kelly Dillon's site.
Namarie! π
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SR showing prolonged blackout, an all-white "burst" and a blip. It's been an active week so far.
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Not much activity happening on the SR chart, so the two blackout periods look quite out of place:
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On another note, I have yet to get to Part 2 of an earlier post, I haven't forgotten....
Namarie! π
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....which fired off a CME that's not Earth-facing:
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Meanwhile, the SR was looking like this on 15 June:
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June 13 was fully stormy, including the hours just before and after:
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We have a very busy looking SR chart....
And look at this amazing telescope clip of an eruption, which is "....big enough to swallow our entire planet":
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Here for more details.
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Some fairly minor storming over the Equinox period, as shown above. Interestingly, the SR chart indicates a blackout followed by some high activity around the Equinox time as well:
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Namarie! π
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And since I'm currently able to access the SR site, here it is:
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Namarie! π
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That unusual SR reading lasted exactly 24 hours, from midnight to midnight UTC! That chunk of data looks so cut-and-paste but of course it's not. So what is it?
On the Solar flare activity front, it looks like the readings are settling into a new reverse-spike/heartbeat rhythm:
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....and geomagnetic activity has been quite sustained over the past 30+ hours:
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It's predicted that we'll continue to be in this stormy space for another day or so (click link below image for animation):
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| https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/solar-activity/wsa-enlil.html |
Namarie! π
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| Space Observing System |
There's so much to say about the above SR chart and none of it will be meaningful because truthfully, I have no idea what it all really means π€
Just look at the readings! The first part, although not registering any significant values, looks so "messy". It's interspersed with faint white stripes that look as if something was about to happen but didn't fully materialise. There's also this brief "blackout" period on 25 February @13:00hr, and unusual formations at midnight.
Then exactly 24-hours later, we have this pattern that formed suddenly, looking as if it was cut from another graph and pasted upon this one.
Timeline shift? Space-time shift? Dimensional shift? Mechanical malfunction? (Me imploring the Universe for an answer....)
(Actually, I'm wondering if this has anything to do with our Planet being hosted by Urtha/Andromeda.)
As if to underscore whatever is happening, Solar flare activity is registering this reverse-spike reading again:
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The last stretch of this happening initiated on 31 August 2024 and went through all of September before finally quitting on 14 October 2024. The current dip occurs around the same time as before. I'll have to monitor to see if this is a one-off or the start of a "reverse-spike heartbeat" new phase.
To round this off, we had some short storming:
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Namarie! π
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So that's a trio of X-flares closing out 2024, and another trio of X-flares in the first week of 2025.
And look at our Sun, all lit up:
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| Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol |
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Namarie! π
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