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The largest solar flare since 1989 erupted on the surface of the sun Friday. The flare was followed by a coronal mass ejection which blasted millions of tons of electrically charged particles and magnetic energy into space. This material is moving toward earth at a speed of three million miles an hour. The blast is expected to trigger strong to severe geomagnetic disturbances this weekend. It is expected that power grids, navigation systems, pipelines, shortwave communications and satellite operations around the world will be affected. Displays of northen lights should be visible around midnight across the entire United States, and dramatically visible in Canada and Europe.
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As of 1:00PM 07/12/00, people were taking to the streets in Mexico City to observe what appears to be an extensive UFO wave unfolding this afternoon. Jaimie Maussan, prominent Mexican journalist and UFO authority, reports that the media is being flooded with calls from all over the city and people are taking to the streets to watch the spectacle. Maussan is in the process of preparing a story on this, and determining for certain that the objects are true unknowns. Reports from the Mexico City Airport Tower indicate that the objects are being picked up on radar right now. There has also been a wave of landings in schoolyards in Mexico in recent months, and direct contact between children and UFO occupants. Maussan will have a report on Dreamland on Sunday, July 16.
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Southeastern europe was struck by an unprecedented heat wave this week, with temperatures reaching 107 in Romania and 111 in Greece. The extraordinary heat led Romanian authorities to tell government workers to stay at home, as hundreds of fires broke out across the country. Power outages were reported throughout Greece. The heat wave, caused by an invasion of hot air from the Sahara desert south of the Mediterranean, extended from Italy where temperatures were over 100 in Rome, to Turkey, where temperatures of 104 were being reported. Many areas were reporting record temperatures. Tuesday was the hottest day in Belgrade, Yugoslavia in 114 years, with the temperature reaching 104 degrees.
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New Scientist – Scientists suspect that an entire mirror universe could be present, including mirror galaxies, mirror stars and planets, even mirror life, and this notion is about to be tested. The existence of mirror worlds is suspected because of a flaw in natural symmetry. When an atom decays to create a neutrino, the neutrino always spins left-handedly. In the 1950s, Chen Ning Yang and Tsugn Dao Lee, both Nobel prizewinning physicists, speculated that perfect left-right symmetry would exist if there was a mirror or shadow world.
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