Hello John and Doves,
Now we have TWO naked eye comets
in October! Wow.
(notes from video)
The Comet Tsuchishan is still
visible now in the night sky. It will be out of view
by the end of October. As it starts to fade out, this
new comet, C/2024 S1 Atlas, will swipe in.
Comet C/2024 S1 Atlas is a
'sungrazer' comet - coming within 0.008 AU of the sun on
October 28/29, 2024. It may end up being brighter than
Venus. It became very visible and very bright on
October 18 (Feast of Tabernacles) It will continue to
get brighter.
Astronomers thought this comet had
disintegrated (it was once part of a larger comet) but they
were surprised to see it is still on the way to the Sun..
Come Tsuchishan passed between the
Earth and Sun during a flurry of solar activity. So
what sort of sunspot activity will we see with S1 Atlas as
it swings by the sun at an incredibly close distance of
0.008 AU (the Earth is 1 AU from the sun.)
On October 27]28/29 this new comet
will be closest to the sun - it could get burned up by the
Sun. It will begin to dim as we get closer to
Halloween - if it survives the Sun.
Will we see a flurry of solar
flares and solar storms launched towards Earth as it swings
into the sun, like we saw with Comet Tsuchishan? Will
this happen again?
run time 12:01 October 18
Just as the Tsuchinshan ATLAS
comet appeared on SOHO between the Earth and the Sun
on October 7 - there was a large 2.1
X-Flare that released a massive coronal mass ejection.
This comet "seemed" to trigger this massive X-flare that
blasted off the Sun. The velocity of this was
'explosive'. One of the strongest we've had in this
solar cycle.
Was this massive solar energy at
the same time as the comet's arrival near the Sun a
coincidence? This new comet, ATLAS S1, will be
exceptionally close to the sun, IF there is a
connection between space weather and comets, then this new
comet has the potential of triggering some really powerful
solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
If this relationship holds, then
on October 28. 20 there will be some serious sun spots on
the Earth facing side of the Sun.
With Comet Tsuchinshan:
run time 46:23
Because of this massive solar
flare, "A geomagnetic storm supercharged Earth's auroras, or
the northern lights, overnight on Thursday October
10...."
run time 5:16
Sun At Peak of 11-Year Cycle:
NASA "formally announced that the Sun was at the peak
of its 11-year cycle, also known as the solar maximum...we
expect to see more sunspots and therefore there's a higher
chance of high-impact space weather occurring on any given
day." They are expecting the aurora borealis to reach down
"much farther than is typical." Expect to see the
northern lights farther south "for the next one to two
years"
"...we're about two years into the maximum period, so
we are anticipating another year or so of maximum phase
before we enter the declining phase."
Years ago, I
remember an astronomer saying the Sun is like a giant bug
zapper - if things get too close - it sends out a massive
electric shock. This is seen in the above SOHO
images.
In the Tribulation,
the Sun will be given power to scorch men with fire.
Revelation 16:8
These massive solar
storms are giving us a small peak at what the Sun is
capable of. It doesn't take long for a coronal mass
ejection from a sun spot's flare to reach the Earth's
magnetosphere and cause a geomagnetic storm. These
can lead to the auroras. We can only 'guess' at what
happens on the surface of the Sun that can cause scorching
fires on the Earth.
Pray for the peace
of Jerusalem!
Maranatha!
Chance