The Quonset Hut

As this site is dedicated to the works of Dr Brown, and others,
I would ask all to carefully consider just what the September equinox is.
Why do the leaves turn BROWN?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H06jYUSXfLU

IMHO the trees KNOW, and they are already responding to an alteration relative to 45 degrees between polarity and equator.
The soft woods are beginning to alter the resonant cavities they are composed of to alter the stupid thing We call GRAVITY.
They are ( in the Northern hemisphere) reversing the local condition about themselves to loose the water within them.
This is to avoid cracking up( how most of us haven't is beyond Me)
They know water expands above and below 4 degrees, they can vent this above 4 degrees, but can't below as ice forms.

There is no such force called gravity.
Kevin

If I could just offer a variant idea about sunlight?
http://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/sep ... uinox.html
In the above link it gives the accepted idea that light SHINES from the sun.
And that the equinox is when this is directly at ninty degrees.

I would offer the idea that sunlight does not shine at all, and that instead it occurs, it occurs relative to opposing fields.
That the resultant loss of heat in winter is due to the variation between two opposing fields, as is heat in the summer months.
This is at it's extremes at the equator and poles.

Anyway nature appears to recognise all of this, but We are fooled by our limited senses.
But was Dr Brown?
Were His sensors?
Kevin

We've made it to the equinox. I am observing cloud cover and high temperatures.

Cat

The consequences were as I have observed previously.
A twice daily diurnal reversal of flow directions.
This is what the trees etc are responding to.
Kevin

http://bibliotecapleyades.lege.net/pira ... mundo6.htm
Pyramids are geometry based.
Staying on thread with the equinox.
Spin a pyramid.
Kevin

If memory serves me correctly, Edgar Cayce mentioned pyramids frequently. Especially the great pyramid. I keep meaning to look on Amazon, and rebuild my book collection of Edgar Cayce stuff. Then life happens, and the rebuilding doesn't.

Cat

Cat,
Tonight is a supermoon , with a lunar eclipse.
That means a red big moon.
The equinox is a location where a switching occurs, a reversal where the devas who churn the milky seas sort of begin to win at a tug of war around the pole.
Kevin

Cat,
The NINE river goddesses which the milky seas flow along are what I am in touch with.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kasi_visw ... kumbakonam
Kevin

kevin wrote:Cat,
Tonight is a supermoon , with a lunar eclipse.
That means a red big moon.
The equinox is a location where a switching occurs, a reversal where the devas who churn the milky seas sort of begin to win at a tug of war around the pole.
Kevin

I may drive out by Watkins to get away from some of the light pollution and get a better look at the eclipse. I wonder if the tug of war accounts for my achiness lately. I certainly feel like something is trying to pull my parts apart.

Cat

I did drive out to south of Watkins to watch the eclipse. A lot of people did the same. I saw several choppers hovering to watch it. Don't know if they were news crews, or from Buckley. I suspect that the event would have been of interest to NORAD. For me, it sparked a memory of living on a world where a dark moon was the norm.

Cat