The End Is Near, C.O.N.E. Is Here

Welcome to C.O.N.E

      Citizens of the New Earth

The ones who left us here are going to return  !!!!!  At first, because of the disturbance to our rotation the change will be physical.   But I assure you the real change will make the NEW EARTH into a paradise. A place we all seem to have memory of in our collective consciousness.  A place where peace is the rule and dreams come true instantly.

Scientists report that an asteroid will pass between the Earth and the moon THursday  4/8/10.   The asteroid is called 2010 GA6. 

"We get a close pass every couple of weeks or so. Within the orbit of the moon," said James Wooten, a planetarium astronomer at the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
 
Most of those objects are small and harmless, but it does not take much for all that to change. In January, another small asteroid came much closer -- within 80,000 miles -- when it passed by.
 
"NASA is aware of this issue and is trying to find as many of these as they can. They hope to find them with enough advance notice," said Wooten.
 
The push to find and track space objects now has a significant advantage. The NASA Wise space telescope has been in orbit since December, and already it is finding dozens of previously unknown asteroids every day.
 
Warning is the key.

 Scientists believe the Earth is overdue for a geomagnetic reversal

and has been for a long time, because the last reversal was 780,000 years ago. NASA expects a particularly strong solar maximum sometime between 2010 and 2012. Various ideas have been advanced giving reasons why the end of the world might happen suddenly in 2012, One idea involves a geomagnetic reversal or polar shift could be triggered by a massive solar flare. Such a burst from the sun could havve the power of 100 billion  atomic bombs.  The earth's magnetic field is weakening   which indicates an impending reversal of the north and south magnetic poles.Another apocalyptic idea circulating about 2012,  is that a large planet, called Nibiru, will collide with or pass by Earth in that year

                         2012 Movie Widens Awareness of Coming Changes

A movie called 2012, directed by Roland Emmerich and starring the actors John Cusack, Danny Glover, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Amanda Peet, Thandie Newton, Oliver PlattWoody Harrelson is scheduled for release on November 13, 2009. A marketing campaign for the film features a website from the fictitious "Institute for Human Continuity" describing the various doomsday scenarios meant to occur in that year.  We have to wonder at the similarities between this "Institute"  and the real life "Citizens of New Earth."  A number of other doomsday prophecies point towards 2012.    Hopi people, the Book of Revelation by John of Patmos, the Sibylline Books,  Nostradamus  Myrddin Wyllt, or Merlin, and Mother Shipton,

 Atoms Smashed and History Made in Geneva

They're getting really close to replicating conditions of the "Big Bang." The Large Hadron Collider's  scientists have  collided the beams at an energy level far above anyting we've seen before. The collisions herald a new era for researchers working on the machine in a 17-mile (27-kilometer) tunnel below the Swiss-French border at Geneva."That's it! They've had a collision," said Oliver Buchmueller from Imperial College in London as people closely watched monitors.In a control room, scientists erupted with applause when the first successful collisions were confirmed. Called the world's largest scientific experiment, scientists  hope the machine can approach on a tiny scale what happened in the first split seconds after the Big Bang, which they theorize was the creation of the universe some 14 billion years ago. The extra energy in Geneva is expected to reveal even more about the unanswered questions of particle physics, such as the existence of antimatter and the search for the Higgs boson, a hypothetical particle that scientists theorize gives mass to other particles and thus to other objects and creatures in the universe. Tuesday's initial attempts at collisions were unsuccessful because problems developed

The atmosphere at CERN was tense considering the collider's launch with great fanfare on Sept. 10, 2008. Nine days later, the project was sidetracked when a badly soldered electrical splice overheated, causing extensive damage to the massive magnets and other parts of the collider some 300 feet (100 meters) below the ground. It cost $40 million to repair and improve the machine. Two beams of protons began 10 days ago to speed at high energy in opposite directions around the tunnel, the coldest place in the universe, at a couple of degrees above absolute zero. CERN used powerful superconducting magnets to force the two beams to cross, creating collisions and showers of particles. "Experiments are collecting their first physics data — historic moment here!" a scientist tweeted on CERN's official Twitter account. "Nature does it all the time with cosmic rays (and with higher energy) but this is the first time this is done in Laboratory!" said another tweet.When collisions become routine, the beams will be packed with hundreds of billions of protons, but the particles are so tiny that few will collide at each crossing.

The experiments will come over the objections of some people who fear they could eventually imperil Earth by creating micro black holes — subatomic versions of collapsed stars whose gravity is so strong they can suck in planets and other stars.

CERN and many scientists dismiss any threat to Earth or people on it, saying that any such holes would be so weak that they would vanish almost instantly without causing any damage. Bivek Sharma, a professor at the University of California at San Diego, said the images of the first crashed proton beams were beautiful."It's taken us 25 years to build," he said. "This is what it's for. Finally the baby is delivered. Now it has to grow."

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