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StormWind03 commented on Master List of the Nine Scientists With Suspicious Deaths (2023–Early 2026) reddit

Wouldn't this be a direct violation of interference? How can the Assembly just sit idly by without a formal investigation?
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The study of Plasma Physics has been harshly suppressed for several decades now by the US Gov't.

StormWind03 commented on The Classified Branches of Physics Where Scientists Go Missing reddit

Yep, saw this in my feed and saved itfor future readings. How long reddit allows to stay up is anyone's guess.

Ps-Is "the Assembly" the same as the "Galatic Federation" that's currently in Earth's orbit

StormWind03 commented on AI scraped 30 billion images from social media sites and gave them to cops: it puts everyone into a 'perpetual police line-up' reddit

They could easily misidentify you as a criminal who could then be arrested for something you didn't do. How is this legal?

How's this legal? The Kayeen. They control every aspect of our Gov't; Politicians, Fed, and Court system. As you told me before, the Kayeen works behind the curtains, in the shadows, never revealing themselves. For if they did, their days would be numbered!

StormWind03 commented on There Is Now An Earth Sized Opening In The Sun reddit

So what you're saying is that sunspots that scientists have been observing for many years now, are actually "wormholes"? If they're large enough for a planet to fit thru, then imo, those must be really big ships. Too bad amateur astronomers can't see and take pictures of them.

StormWind03 commented on When a moth has a mouth… reddit

Pity she couldn’t grow bananas there.

Way to cold in the winter and not enough natural sun.

Off topic I know, but .... if someone can grow citrus in sub-zero temps in a Nebraska winter, then I'm sure bananas can grow in Wisconsin.

https://www.citrusinthesnow.com/

StormWind03 commented on As We've Warned, They've Developed Tiny, Wireless, Injectable Chips Used to Monitor Bodies reddit

Based upon this post, I found a few other stories not actively being reported by mainstream media;

Tal Zaks, chief medical officer of Moderna, Inc., confirms mRNA injection for COVID-19 can change your genetic code or DNA.

Moderna boss: mRNA jabs are rewriting the Genetic Code (Ted 2017)
https://tv.gab.com/channel/cybershell/view/moderna-boss-mrna-jabs-are-rewriting-609d807eb712bc9ad0534699

Pfizer’s own documents admit Covid vaccines will shed infectious particles to others.

https://archive.is/Ndzyf#

Salk Institute science paper reveals the Covid spike protein is what’s causing deadly blood clots… and it’s in all the Covid vaccines.

https://archive.is/Vq3zU#

StormWind03 commented on Another Beacon from the Assembly Is Coming. One Last Chance To Reply. reddit

https://www.yahoo.com/news/famed-puerto-rico-radio-telescope-212027646.html

Famed Puerto Rico radio telescope at Arecibo Observatory to be demolished

A massive radio telescope in Puerto Rico used by scientists worldwide will close, the National Science Foundation announced Thursday.

For 57 years, the telescope at the Arecibo Observatory has served as a world-class resource for radio astronomy, planetary, solar system and geospace research, and the search for extraterrestrial life, according to an NSF statement.

The foundation said the telescope structure is in danger of a catastrophic failure and its cables may no longer be capable of carrying the loads they were designed to support. In addition, any attempts at repairs could put workers in potentially life-threatening danger, the NSF said.

“This decision is not an easy one for NSF to make, but the safety of people is our number one priority,” said Sean Jones, the agency’s assistant director for the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Directorate. “We understand how much Arecibo means to this community and to Puerto Rico.”

An auxiliary cable broke in August and tore a 100-foot hole in the reflector dish and damaged the dome above it. Then on Nov. 6, one of the telescope's main steel cables snapped, causing further damage and leading officials to warn that the entire structure could collapse.

"Although it saddens us to make this recommendation, we believe the structure should be demolished in a controlled way as soon as pragmatically possible, " according to the engineering firm Thornton Tomasetti, which was hired to assess the telescope.

It is the end of one of the most iconic and scientifically productive telescopes in the history of astronomy – and scientists are mourning its loss, according to Nature magazine.

“I don’t know what to say,” Robert Kerr, a former director of the observatory, told Nature. “It’s just unbelievable.”

Ralph Gaume, director of NSF’s astronomy division, said the agency wants to preserve other instruments at the site, as well as the visitor and outreach center, according to Science magazine.

The telescope was built in the 1960s with money from the Defense Department amid a push to develop anti-ballistic missile defenses. In its 57 years of operation, it endured hurricanes, endless humidity and a recent string of strong earthquakes.

For many years it was the main instrument involved in listening for messages from extraterrestrial civilizations, and its striking looks won it a supporting role in feature films, Science magazine said.

The telescope boasts a 1,000-foot-wide dish, which was featured in the Jodie Foster film "Contact" and the James Bond movie "GoldenEye."

The announcement saddened many beyond the scientific world, with the hashtag #WhatAreciboMeansToMe popping up on Twitter along with pictures of people working, visiting and even getting married or celebrating a birthday at the telescope.

There is no estimate yet on the cost of decommissioning the telescope, according to Nature magazine.