Thread: Blue halo round the sun.

about how high was the sun at the time? what time of day was it? what was the weather like, how is it now?

also please tell me more about this "UV activation wave day"

Hello to you,

The report I had was around lunch timefrom Africa. The day was clear with a good hot sun and they have since had two days of severe rain storms.

This is the link to the UV report. (Hope I can put links in here?)

http://www.newciv.org/nl/newslog.php/_v397/__show_article/_a000397-000078.htm

(TIME 2 WAKE UP: OBE view of 818 Star Gate Emanating UV WAVE)

http://snoedel.punt.nl/index.php?r=1&id=310375&tbl_archief=1

(818 Activation / Thought to Matter Accelerator)

I did not see the sun, I was not able to from the UK.

Hope this helps, I only found out the day before and it wasnt something I was looking for, but It was interesting to note the blue halo on the same day.

Silver

ha all i seen that day was the divorce papers that got served to me.

very interesting, and this took place in africa? i guess it wasn't seen far wide. i'd like to know how far out was the circle compared to the circle outline of the sun and the thickness of i guess it would be a so called ring right?

from what i can tell it sounds like a normal phenomenon

when there are (enough) ice crystals present in the air at high altitudes, the sun will appear to have a circular rainbow around it, starting from red on the inside to blue on the outside

it is possible that only the blue was visible due to light conditions, amount of ice, and other factors

considering that there was a rainstorm (of some degree) there recently it makes perfect sense that there would be a significant number of ice crystals to cause this

kermit wrote:

ha all i seen that day was the divorce papers that got served to me.

very interesting, and this took place in africa? i guess it wasn't seen far wide. i'd like to know how far out was the circle compared to the circle outline of the sun and the thickness of i guess it would be a so called ring right?

lmao

Originally Posted by pandemic_virus

from what i can tell it sounds like a normal phenomenon

when there are (enough) ice crystals present in the air at high altitudes, the sun will appear to have a circular rainbow around it, starting from red on the inside to blue on the outside

it is possible that only the blue was visible due to light conditions, amount of ice, and other factors

considering that there was a rainstorm (of some degree) there recently it makes perfect sense that there would be a significant number of ice crystals to cause this

Just once I want to see someone not pick everything apart. Cant we all just believe in a miracle for once? LOL, I just had to say it.

Hilda

"The report I had was around lunch timefrom Africa". The day was clear with a good hot sun and they have since had two days of severe rain storms.

When is lunch time in Africa, the 3rd Tuesday of the month?

The fastest animal on Earth is an Ethiopian chicken!!

Originally Posted by Wraths_Silver

On 17/10/2006 there was a blue halo round the sun, complete circle. Did anyone see it? Does anyone have any idea what this could mean? I already know about ice crystals etc.

The date was marked as the UV activation wave day, for thosewho believe in spiritual enlightenment and uplifing of mans vibrations etc.

Has anyone else got any thoughts or ideas on this, it is strange that it fell on the same day as a blue halo round the sun.

Silverx_cool

i think its a cemical mix whith an other and made the flame blue!

The blue halo around the Sun on that specific date was probably a disruption on a cooler side of the moon, which would usually create a red solar flare, but because the cool parts of the moon are black, the halo appeared to look dark, or blue to human eyes.

The flame probably wasn't blue, but red. Seeing as the Sun is so many millions of miles away, it only looked blue. The lighting in between your eyes and the sun probably magnified and edited that light to make it look a certain color.

I never saw this halo, so my opinion would be partly biased to what I know about the Sun.