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Old 06-01-2009, 10:01 AM   #1
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Hi Everybody,

Just got word that an Air France Airbus went down off the Brazilian coast with 215 aboard. The flight number I believe is AF 447.

It was going from Rio de Janeiro to Paris and went off the radar over the sea.

Normally the air routes follow the coast until the Northeastern tip of Brazil and make a right to fly over Cabo Verde and on to the African coast where they follow the coast up to Europe.

The weather here in Recife is heavy rain and could be a factor.

It's not clear if the aeroplane went down before the 'right turn' or just after. When I get more news I will let you know.

Best regards,

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Old 06-01-2009, 10:19 AM   #2
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Hi Everybody,

Just got word that an Air France Airbus went down off the Brazilian coast with 215 aboard. The flight number I believe is AF 447.

It was going from Rio de Janeiro to Paris and went off the radar over the sea.

Normally the air routes follow the coast until the Northeastern tip of Brazil and make a right to fly over Cabo Verde and on to the African coast where they follow the coast up to Europe.

The weather here in Recife is heavy rain and could be a factor.

It's not clear if the aeroplane went down before the 'right turn' or just after. When I get more news I will let you know.

Best regards,

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Old 06-01-2009, 10:19 AM   #3
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Old 06-01-2009, 10:27 AM   #4
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Update:

The flight left Rio de Janeiro at around 7pm Sunday (10pm GMT).

The Brazilian airforce has already began searches starting from the Northeastern coast (where the plane makes a right turn) outbound.

Will update when I get more info.

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Hi Everybody,

Just got word that an Air France Airbus went down off the Brazilian coast with 215 aboard. The flight number I believe is AF 447.

It was going from Rio de Janeiro to Paris and went off the radar over the sea.

Normally the air routes follow the coast until the Northeastern tip of Brazil and make a right to fly over Cabo Verde and on to the African coast where they follow the coast up to Europe.

The weather here in Recife is heavy rain and could be a factor.

It's not clear if the aeroplane went down before the 'right turn' or just after. When I get more news I will let you know.

Best regards,

Steve
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Old 06-01-2009, 01:19 PM   #5
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The numbers are changing....
I didn't notice that post and put up the same information....
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Old 06-01-2009, 01:01 PM   #6
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http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/am...zil/index.html

And a week ago I had a dream that, because of some turbulence, a plane crashed and all people died. In my dream there were also animals in the cargo, but maybe this was symbolic of something as in the cargo there were a tiger and a horse...
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Old 06-01-2009, 01:37 PM   #7
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...in the cargo there were a tiger and a horse...
I don't see that in the article. Did that come from a different article?
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Old 06-01-2009, 02:40 PM   #8
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I don't see that in the article. Did that come from a different article?
No,no..... in my dreams there were those animals.....
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Old 06-01-2009, 03:23 PM   #9
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In that dream the interior of the plane was all charred...
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Old 06-01-2009, 03:39 PM   #10
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In that dream the interior of the plane was all charred...
It is amazing that you had this dream...
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Old 06-01-2009, 06:51 PM   #11
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Ok, so I'll tell you more details...
The plane went down because another huge, huge plane flew above it and caused a turbulence. then the plane spiralled down but to the earth, not the ocean. i also saw number 202 or 201, but in my dream it seemed that it was the flight number....The details are a bit different as you can see....
And after that dream i had a bad feeling.....
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Old 06-01-2009, 10:55 PM   #12
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I read somewhere recently (within the last six months) that dreams contain verbs and nouns. The verbs are correct but the nouns are not necessarily correct.

In other words, nouns are things or objects or people. Verbs are actions. So, the events that happen in a dream are correct, but what, or who they happen to, is not always correct.

I only hope that in some of my weird dreams, the whole thing is incorrect. Although on one occasion I dived into a river (not at all likely in real life) and became wedged under a tree root below water. (A sound reason for not diving into rivers.) I was naturally holding my breath but in the end I had to breathe. I was astounded to find I could breathe under water. I'm not prepared to try it in real life just yet though.
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Old 06-02-2009, 08:42 AM   #13
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Check this site out and see if you can make sense of the information - I couldn't.

http://mines.conference-services.net...A2008_0005.pdf
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Old 06-02-2009, 04:09 PM   #14
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In that dream the interior of the plane was all charred...

Look inside your dream for " Detail "... Great Gift... Look for confirmation...

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Old 06-01-2009, 05:35 PM   #15
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Default Air France jet missing over Atlantic, 228 on board

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/lt_brazil_plane

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Old 06-01-2009, 06:05 PM   #16
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The Brazilian military dispatched planes and ships to search for survivors. Among the 216 passengers on the Airbus A330 were seven children and a baby; the plane carried a crew of 12. The crash would be the first ever by an operational A330. "Modern airliners do not just go missing," an industry expert told Bloomberg. "They were en route and should have been fine."
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Old 06-01-2009, 06:10 PM   #17
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Check the News and Updates section. There's a couple threads on it there.
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Old 06-01-2009, 06:33 PM   #18
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In Poland they have interviewed a pilot and he said that sth quite unexpected must have happened there.....
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Old 06-01-2009, 07:28 PM   #19
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Hi Lemon_Sky,

Not really. I think it was severe turbulence that caused something to happen. The week before another plane almost didn't make it to Brazil, this time coming from Miami, over the same region because of turbulence. Passengers claimed they were literally thrown against the ceiling of the aircraft and that the turbulence happened 'de repente' (all of a sudden) without warning.

These days we are just beginning the winter season and tropical storms are common. It could be that these tropical storms are being a little more aggressive (extreme climate change?).

It would be interesting to know if the weather experts have any information on this theory.

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Old 06-01-2009, 08:25 PM   #20
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I agree, Steve. Turbulence happens and extraordinary storms are happening at an ever increasing clip. I hope this does not mean more Katrina type hurricanes for the Caribbean islands and the US southeast. I have family who live on the Atlantic seaboard very close to the coast and I live inland, but close enough to get the violent rains/tornadoes from these super storms.

Yes it's all part of the extreme climate change. Folks need to look at the big picture. "Global Warming" has been dropped for "extreme climate change" because of these circumstances. Cold winters are "weather" while long-term trends are "climate."

Some folks blame HAARP and the chemtrail program for these systems, but there are many scientists who say that isn't necessary because Mother Earth's own living system of cause and effect has been prodded with rising temperatures in the sea and air to create these devastating storms.

Just my 3 cents.

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These days we are just beginning the winter season and tropical storms are common. It could be that these tropical storms are being a little more aggressive (extreme climate change?).
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Old 06-01-2009, 09:38 PM   #21
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You are right about the turbulence.
This seems to be the case indeed.
My thoughts are with all these missing people and their families.
Always a sad thing.

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http://www.voanews.com/english/2009-06-01-voa27.cfmAir France Jet Missing After Hitting Storm Off Brazil
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01 June 2009
An Air France passenger jet with more than 200 people on board has disappeared and is feared to have crashed off the coast of Brazil, after flying into strong tropical turbulence and probable lightning.

Authorities say Brazilian Air Force flight controllers last had contact with Flight 447 bound for Paris as it was leaving Brazilian airspace early Monday, 350 kilometers northeast of the coastal city of Natal, near the island of Fernando de Noronha.

In Paris, Air France said an automated alert shows the plane with 228 people on board then encountered storms and experienced a catastrophic systems failure before it was to have entered Senegalese airspace 50 minutes later.

Search operations are under way over the Atlantic, with elements of the Brazilian and French military searching a vast area of ocean described as three times larger than Europe.
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Old 06-02-2009, 03:20 AM   #22
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This is so tragic. All those families not knowing - yet knowing.
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Nope..... I don't buy it... A 330 AirBus....

Better check those manifests people....

Smells like three day old fish in the Arizona Desert...

A, Old beat up C130 flies through hur a canes... Takes readings in eye also...

Pictures from space? A 330 will fly itself. Plasma weapon...? like 9/11; flt1549

Bankers.... Brokers..... Someone that needed to go away... "sniff " bio-lab?
workers... Who, knows, what evil lurks... These birds don't go down !

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Nope..... I don't buy it... A 330 AirBus....

Better check those manifests people....

Smells like three day old fish in the Arizona Desert...

A, Old beat up C130 flies through hur a canes... Takes readings in eye also...

Pictures from space? A 330 will fly itself. Plasma weapon...? like 9/11; flt1549

Bankers.... Brokers..... Someone that needed to go away... "sniff " bio-lab?
workers... Who, knows, what evil lurks... These birds don't go down !

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I would have to agree with tango
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I just saw this myself last night (May 31, 2009) on the National Geographic channel. THIS is the reason that jet went down. Like running through an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse, from a Nuclear blast) which scrambled all the plane's electronics. The "Fly-by-Wire" computer and radios, &c, all shut down.

WHY is this NOT in the Mainstream NEWS Media?

The South Atlantic Magnetic Anomaly is a DANGEROUS region for any jet; it covers an area of several MILLION-SQUARE MILES between South America and Africa. -Rod
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> WARNING: SOUTH ATLANTIC MAGNETIC ANOMALY! <

I have just watched a National Geographic Naked Science 2008 updated episode, that showed the South Atlantic Magnetic Anomaly (SAA) to be growing and becoming dangerous to life! Now as I search-engine the Internet, I can find 'no' written evidence of this updated episode!

******** Anomaly Introduction: *******

South Atlantic Magnetic Anomaly (SAA) - Earth’s Magnetic Fading Shield December 14, 2008 •

The Earth has a magnetic field known as the magnetosphere, which protects us against harmful incoming solar/cosmic radiation.

The Earth’s core produces a geodynamo generated field energy, that originates from deep inside the Earth’s molten core. The turbulent motion from the active molten core creates electrical impulses, that transforms into magnetic lines of force, which extends well outside of Earth’s atmosphere.

The Earth’s magnetosphere is weakening, preparing to drop to zero, then invert polarity in a magnetic polar reversal. North becomes South, and positive charges become negatively charged within the Earth.

This is thought to be caused by convection currents within the molten core, due to the heating and cooling processes of the magma over an approximately 200,000 year time-frame.

During the time-period of polarity reversal, there shall be an increased surface exposure to intense and dangerous solar/cosmic radiation.

A set of satellite magnetic-map surveyors known as SWARM, are preparing to launch and circle the Earth with sensory data collectors, and map out Earth’s current magnetosphere.

This should assist in discovering weak magnetic locations, and allow officials to issue human health warnings for any particular region.

The Earth right now is experiencing a dangerous magnetic anomaly, and it is called the ‘South Atlantic Anomaly' (SAA). It is massive, growing, moving, and if it continues on its present projected course, then cosmic radiation will be coming closer in contact with Earth’s surface.

This is extremely dangerous to surface DNA lifeforms!

World governments are trying to decide whether to alert jet airliners, that are about to be traveling through these weak and compromised regions.

SWARM should be able to assist in these type of decisions.

http://www.care2.com/c2c/share/detail/984719
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Satellite observations of enhanced energetic particle fluxes in the South Atlantic Magnetic Anomaly (SAMA) region have been supported by ground-based observations of enhanced ionization induced by particle precipitation in the ionosphere over this region. Past observations using a variety of instruments such as vertical sounding ionosondes, riometers and VLF receivers have provided evidences of the enhanced ionization due to energetic particle precipitation in the ionosphere over Brazil. The extra ionization at E-layer heights could produce enhanced ionospheric conductivity within and around the SAMA region. The energetic particle ionization source that is operative even under “quiet” conditions can undergo significant enhancements during magnetospheric storm disturbances, when the geographic region of enhanced ionospheric conductivity can extend to magnetic latitudes closer to the equator where the magnetic field line coupling of the E and F regions plays a key role in the electrodynamics of the equatorial ionosphere.

Of particular interest are the sunset electrodynamic processes responsible for equatorial spread F/plasma bubble irregularity generation and related dynamics (zonal and vertical drifts, etc.). The SAMA represents a source of significant longitudinal variability in the global description of the equatorial spread F irregularity phenomenon. Recent results from digital ionosondes operated at Fortaleza and Cachoeira Paulista have provided evidence that enhanced ionization due to particle precipitation associated with magnetic disturbances, in the SAMA region, can indeed significantly influence the equatorial electrodynamic processes leading to plasma irregularity generation and dynamics.

Disturbance magnetospheric electric fields that penetrate the equatorial latitudes during storm events seem to be intensified in the SAMA region based on ground-based and satellite-borne measurements. This paper will review our current understanding of the influence of SAMA on the equatorial electrodynamic processes from the perspective outlined above.

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science...bacb56b015c9dd

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