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biblical Quote:

The third angel sounded, and fell from heaven a great star, blazing like a torch, fell upon the third part of rivers, and water sources.

And the name of the star is Wormwood. And the third part of the waters became wormwood, and many men died of the waters that had become bitter. Revelation 8.10-11

A new sign of the end. The waters become bright. Two news followed on this blog appear today in the world through my eyes. "

The first makes connection to a river in Canada that appeared in last December dyed fluorescent green.


The second refers to a lake in Australia that shines at night with blue .

Comments on these phenomena are at least colorful.

People bathing, acquired in the fluorescence while their bodies remain wet.
This is very important, I say several former NASA engineers have access to those who have much to do with the famous belt of photons, which is changing the DNA of every living being. Are the first steps to climb them tell us.
Not long ago there was a case of some environmentalists over 18 rivers dyed green, is not the case of the river in Canada or the lake in Northern Europe, we hear that a new lake in Australia presents same appearance (fluorescent), here if you have night shots and you can see what we explained in the previous report, this is not caused by the human hand.

The photon belt is a fanciful tale of Paul Otto Hesse, who has no scientific basis. It is simply a lie.

The Canadian river dyed green appeared in December last year is the Goldstream River in which some pranksters threw fluorescein. Fluorescein is a dye soluble yellow color that produces a bright green fluorescent solutions with pH greater 5. When exposed to light, the fluorescence absorbs certain wavelengths and fluoresce. This substance is used in ophthalmology to examine blood vessels in the eye. It is not toxic but if you are allergic to this substance, there may be side effects.

The origin of blue luminescence Gippsand lakes is more curious. It all began in the summer of 2006 when forest fires mercilessly rocked the state of Victoria in southeastern Australia. That fall, torrential rains flooded the area, carrying all the ash and nitrogen compounds from soil to Gippsand lakes. In the summer of 2007 the waters of these lakes were stained green due to the proliferation of algae Synechococcus .

This produced minor health problems to people who were in contact with these waters so in January 2008 recommended that local authorities do not swim in lakes. The growth of these algae was caused by the increase in nitrogenous substances in the water, from the ashes of the fire of 2006. But in the summer of 2008, what happened was that a new species of algae moved to Synechococcus. It was the noctiluca scintillans. This alga has the ability to produce light when in contact with oxygen, something happens when you shake the water (waves, throwing a stone ...). This phenomenon gave rise to so extraordinary could take photos how are you. (Images courtesy of Phil Hart ).

No photon belt, or end of the world. At least for now.

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This film certainly will not leave you indifferent. It shows the existence of living beings as a game in which different designs of genes fight each other for survival and immortality, using to reach their so few hosts that allow them to reproduce and perpetuate itself, that once served its purpose are discarded. You and I are two of the hosts.
professor at the University of Oxford Richard Dawkins, evolutionary biologist and popular science writer, this documentary invites us to understand how the man is the first fruit of the natural evolution is aware of itself and may rebel against the brutal force evolving, thanks to the altruistic instinct in all of us that leads us to help the most vulnerable. Worthwhile.



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The death of the birds of Arkansas explained. The fish, remains a mystery

Latest Tests conducted by the Game and Fish Commission Arkansas, published last Wednesday, confirmed that about 5,000 birds found dead on New Year's Day in Beebe, were caused by a violent concussion. According to a biologist this committee, this should not surprise us since 976 million birds die each year by colliding with each other, with cars or buildings.

Before these birds were found dead, were in the echoes from radar screens indicating that a large flock of birds was flying over the area, possibly frightened by a fireworks display held on the night of the old year.

According to biologist Karen Rowe,

this was a new moon night, the birds were scared and trying to find land again where they encountered obstacles not normally found at the altitude at which tend to fly, crashing into buildings .

Karen knows that this explanation did not convince the skeptics but

as a biologist I am used to dealing with facts all the time. It's our way of proceeding. If someone tells me I am changing reality, or I'm lying, I do not feel anything right. Rowe

skeptics expected to accept that three independent laboratories agree on the same diagnosis. According to Karen,

I've never seen anything like it in my 28 year career, but that does not mean that we are faced with something extraordinary. It is unusual that it happened in an urban area, where everyone was able to witness the event. It is unusual to have occurred in the new year, and is also unusual that the press has put much attention on this fact.

Rowe has no doubt that birds are scared of something, because robins do not fly at night and do not see very well. If 5000 collided with buildings, is that thousands more were flying over Beebe for hours.

Meanwhile, the cause of death of 83,000 perch and 1,000 fish of various species in the Arkansas River continues to slip to biologists Game and Fish Commission. Bob Limbird, fisheries supervisor of the Commission, the death of fish is not unusual, but the death of this amount of fish in Arkansas is rare.

After examining the dead fish we can say that the perch were not killed by a viral, bacterial or parasitic. The University of Arkansas Pine Bluff has a complete set of tests and all have been negative. Have also tested the water for metals, nutrients and minerals to ensure their quality. In fish also have sought traces of pesticides and other chemicals organic. All results were among the normal. No perch showed no trace of toxin.
The death of these fish may have occurred by multiple factors in isolation, or a combination of several of them. Unfortunately we will never know what happened, but tests have ruled out any cause that could be dangerous for the population.

References:
http://arkansasmatters.com/fulltext/?nxd_id=387766&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
http://www.arktimes.com/ArkansasBlog/archives/2011/01 / 27/bird-deaths-explained-still-no-idea-about-fish

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