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| Results (in microsieverts) after 30 minutes (as close to fresh rain as possible w/o splashing the geiger-muller tube). |
Ready? Rather than accept anyone else's numbers, Da-da took the plunge and bought himself an early Christmas present: a Radalert 100 geiger counter... and since Da-da was in Northern CA for the much-touted -- if not horribly oversold -- "Stormageddon" 2014, he decided to check the much-touted and alleged higher radioactivity levels alleged to be blasting 3000 miles across the Pacific from Fukushima. The results were staggeringly banal.
[GASP] 0.099 microsieverts/hr! (Six readings over 24 hours were within 1/100th the same value.)
That's as much radiation as Bambi (the deer, not the woman) might absorb frolicking about a pristine forest with a few small granite rocks here and there for about an hour. Your butt is more radioactive. In comparison,
here's a recent map of Japan, showing current radioactivity readings:
Da-da seriously doubts that the radioactivity readings just outside the unofficial Fukushima exclusion zone (that circle along the East Coast there) are 0.230 microsieverts/hr, but that's what it says. It appears that Northern CA is a whopping 2.3 times LESS radioactive/hr than that, which is pretty darn low. Then again, Da-da's spent a lot of time in San Diego, so perhaps he's skewing the NorCal results.
Interestingly, NorCal radiation levels were higher BEFORE the rain. Figure that one out. (Dust from Japan/China?) Regardless, it seems the alarmists are either simply that, or that UFOs have removed all the radiation in the Pacific nearest Northern CA... which leads to another ellipsis, as well as the really interesting part...
Da-da didn't want to bring this up till he had a bit more evidence, but... well, let's review what's happened in the same place in Northern CA within the last 23 days:
1.
Chemtrails are the stuff of conspiracies, but then again, jets without
their transponders on had been flying more and more over the West Coast,
such that even quasi-normal people like Da-da had started pointing up at the sky and
wondering what all those planes were spraying. Here's a shot of an interesting contrail from
Northern CA taken about a month ago at the height of the spraying:
They'd start with this as a sort of bullseye marker in the morning, then lay in chemtrails like this:
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| Nice. |
So, you either believe in the spraying, it or you don't. Anyway, this went on
more and more for the past couple years, with a ton of spraying done in the fall of 2014, right in the path of approaching storms, said rainstorms inexplicably evaporating -- that is, until something extraordinary occurred.
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| It was about this big. |
Da-da
was reading on the second floor of a friend's house, next to a big picture window, when he saw a large
object move in OH-SO-SLOWLY from the west. It was a big... nay, ENORMOUS: a fat diamond
shape, like a cube moving point end first, with red, blue, green and white
lights along the edges, moving only about 100 mph, much slower than a jet
aircraft with its gear down; indeed, much slower than one of the Cessna 172s that regularly plod along on their way to the local airstrip. The thing was easily ten times larger than a
jet and looked about as big as a good-sized sports stadium.
The
object moseyed into view, going so slowly that Da-da had time to alert
everyone in the house, such that four people saw it. Note that there was NO SOUND as it traveled right down the little NorCal town's
main drag, right behind the house Da-da was in, and right in front of all of us. (Yes, we
filed a MUFON report.) Alas, Da-da got no pictures, as it was 8:15 pm and
way too dark to get anything but blurry blobs of light. Da-da's wife, a
profound skeptic, also saw it -- independently -- noticing the huge
object as she was driving to the house from five miles away. Also
of interest, this sighting occurred in a region known for heavy jet aircraft activity due to
two major airports immediately downrange (SFO and OAK). Even better, there was NO aerial activity
for about two hours after the UFO went by. Nothing. Not even a
helicopter.
Ok. So, a UFO sighting. So what? Happens all the time, right?
This
one was different, as the next day -- and nearly every day
since then -- it's rained in Northern CA. It hasn't rained more than a
trace in Northern CA for over a year, and now that a gynormous UFO has tooled on by, it's been raining nearly every day. Coincidence? And, in
those rare days when the clouds part and you can see blue sky, those pesky
high-altitude jet contrails are nowhere to be seen.
Does
this mean the UFO issued a warning? Affected the atmosphere? Reset
housing prices? Cleaned grandma's kitchen? Did it also fix the radiation problem with the Pacific Ocean? Or was there never a problem in the first place? No idea. But
something
happened here, and whatever it was, it's good news all way 'round.
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| Is it time to do the Breakfast Club Happy Dance? Yes. Yes, it is. |
[UPDATE 12-23-24: skyspraying had resumed 12/22 on the West Coaast, but then stopped on 12/24. Perhaps the crud-crews get a few days off.]
[UPDATE 12-24-14:
Here's the latest on water sample tests off of British Columbia.]
