Nun fängt sie schon an, durch ein Coronal Hole zu spucken...

Quelle: NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory

Auf unserer Sonne hat sich ein Coronal Hole (Koronales Loch) geöffnet und speit den Sonnenwind ins All. Siehe Aufnahme von SDO  (NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory) links aus den frühen Stunden des 29. Mai.

Quelle: Sebman81

Koronale Löcher sind Orte, auf der Sonne, die  das Magnetfeld spreizen und so der Sonnenwind "hinaus-fliegen" kann. Nun steht dieses Koronale Loch gerade in der Position, das es den Plasmastrom in Richtung der Erde feuert und diese Plasmawolke voraussichtlich am 2-3 Juni die Erde erreichen wird. Die Auswirkungen 
werden mit hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit geomagnetische Stürme und Polarlichter an den Polen sein. Auroral disturbance sensitive people (ADSP), also Menschen die für solche Schwankungen empfindsam sind (ca. 15-20%) werden in diesen Tagen wieder mit ihren üblichen Befindlichkeiten zu kämpfen haben. (Siehe auch http://www.optisan.eu/docs/referenz-umgebungsstrahlung/palmer-2006.pdf)

Hier sehen wir deutlich das Koronale Loch, wie es sich zu uns dreht.

Mehr über (ADSP) Sensitive Menschen lesen Sie auch die folgednen Beiträge zum Thema:

• Das dritte Auge und die Zirbeldrüse.
• Ich mutiere - Der Lichtkörperprozess 
• Hat die Sonne wirklich die Macht, die Menschheit zu transformiereren?
• Schuld ist die Sonne 
• Solare Magnetstürme und die Selbstmordraten. 
• Auswirkungen elektromagnetischer Felder auf das menschliche Gehirn 
• Studien belegen - Sonnenstürme und Magnetstürme beeinflussen das menschliche Gehirn, unser Wetter und vieles mehr.  
• Abstract des Kongress Vortrages "Space Weather Effects on Humans" 2012 in Moskau

ADSPs sind keine Erfindungen der Esoterik sondern in den USA und der ehemaligen Sowjetunion ein erforschtes Phänomen zu dem es weltweit diverse wissenschaftliche  Kongresse gibt. Wer sich betroffen fühlt und mehr wissen will, dem empfehle ich die foldenden beiden Werke als Buch und DVD.

Geophysical Hazard for Human Health in the Circumpolar Auroral Belt: Evidence of a Relationship between Heart Rate Variation and Electromagnetic Disturbances

• Sergey Chernouss,
• Antoly Vinogradov,
• Elvira Vlassova

Abstract
Geomagnetic storms are a natural hazard tohuman health in the Auroral Belt of the Circumpolar.Geomagnetic disturbances in space, and the associated short-term variations in the atmosphere and the geophysical environment,provoke a disturbance of nervous and cardiovascular systems in the human body. The Heart Rate Variability (HRV) method providesa momentary response of human organisms toshort-term geophysical perturbations related to the Polar Aurora. A pilot project was performed in the Murmansk region in 1997–1999 with a contemporaneous series of records for both HRV in a test group of local inhabitants and the variations of natural geomagnetic fields.A correlation between geomagnetic disturbances and heart rate was calculated and different reactions of people on geophysical impact were shown. The special group of `Aurora Disturbance Sensitive People' (ADSP) was revealed. Aninternational study, aimed atevaluation of the impact on human health due to exposure of northern populations to the geophysical risk factor (GRF) in the Circumpolar areas located under the Aurora Belt, is needed.

Und für Alle, die immer noch etwas zweifeln hier eine Literaturliste mit über 40 wissenschaftlichen Titeln die das Thema eindeutig belegen. 
(Dank an den Forscher der mir die Liste noch heute morgen zugesandt hat, nachdem er den Artikel gelesen hatte.)

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