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VAAC and the US volcano monitoring agencies stepped back from a 70,000 ash ejecta call from the Shiveleuch Volcano down to 23,000 feet. Fishy that, because the Kamchatka Peninsula is one of the most watched areas on the planet with infrared to look for launches of tiny underground projectiles, but an eruption is so misjudged by 3X. Then spaceweather.com comes our for two days with an article explaining why sunsets are purple for two stratospheric level eruptions, but don't look at Shiveluch, its the other two. Finally the error was blamed on conversion from English to Metric height measurements, even though these Asian / US agencies have been working together for 50+ years, but get this one eruption wrong.

Fishy VEI-5 Shiveluch Eruption, Too Many Excuses To Assure Us It Didn't Happen

This video was originally published 29/8/2019

Kamchatka Peninsula is located west of the Aleutian Trench, during the Cold War, this area was known to be a possible invasion spot for a jump-off point to come to the United States.

In line with this, volcanic advisory from Volcano Discovery reported ash up to 70,000 feet, that is approximately 21,000 meters from this Shiveluch eruption. There have been reports however, claiming that government reporting agencies made a mistake on this data. Media is trying to say that the difference between the JMA and the American System, that is between the metric and English system, caused the difference, like they have not been doing this for so many decades now. Are they trying to make us believe that for this particular eruption, they had it wrong accidentally?

Of course, news about these 70,000 feet of ash plume was picked up by news media right away, and they started circulating the news. That is to be expected since the report came from a government agency.

National Weather Service Anchorage, as well as agencies across the United States and Russia put out this notice of apology: “Shiveluch volcano issued volcanic ash advisory was an error. The height of the ash was only 23,000 feet. We apologize for any inconvenience.”

In my opinion, they backtracked on that because the original reported eruption, at 21 kilometers, would have put it at VEI-5. Pinatubo was larger, at 35 kilometers. That is indeed a substantial difference; but still, this would be enough to put more particulates in the atmosphere and cause a cooling effect directly over the Northern Hemisphere.

Those ash plumes would circulate around that area all the way over to the UK through Canada, and then back around through northern Asia. Shiveluch is highlighted in the map for you.

Now, let me take you back to the Cold War in the 1950s onwards. You have to realize that this place has been pinpointed by satellites to detect missile launches with infrared. I am sure that you are also aware that a missile launch is very small, compared to a volcanic eruption. To put this to context, this is one of the most covered areas on the planet in case there was an invasion, or a missile launch from Russia to detect heat emmissions.

So, do you think that somehow, governments mistook a very small eruption for an extremely large eruption? Let me bring you back in time a little bit, on May 9^th, 2019, infrared picked up the eruption in Shiveluch as well. Are they telling us that the infrared satellite just somehow broke down this time and they misjudged it all?

Look at the ash plumes as seen from this satellite. Now, however, when you try to look for that information, it cannot be found. I searched for over 2 hours just to find those eruption dates, from the 24^th through the 26^th, but I could not find an image. So, if you want to find the links to this information, where you can see it live as it happened, they are now off the net.

On the other hand, this data shows the ash emitted during the Ulawun eruption in Papua New Guinea, which cannot be denied. The infrared image is very discernible, and this was also a huge stratospheric injection of 65,000 to 70,000 feet into the equatorial sky during the first week of August 2019.

Of course, they were also able to see the Ubinas eruption in Peru on July 19^th, but they cannot seem to find the one in Shiveluch. It just disappeared under the cloud cover; and was claimed a ‘miscalculated’ eruption.

So, I checked Northwest Pacific Infrared: Himawari 8, and it only went back to the 28^th, but if there was any record, the eruption would be just a sliver since it is north off the map in Kamchatka.

Interestingly, at the same time, August 27^th and 28^th, spaceweather.com showed this article about many purple sunsets. Authors actually went into the stratospheric eruptions during this same day that this happened, and they backtracked and downgraded as well.

We have the USGS downgrading earthquakes all the time, and now we have volcanic eruptions being downgraded also. Spaceweather.com talked about the Raikoke eruption located just a little bit east of Kamchatka, as well as the Ulawun volcano eruption in Papua New Guinea, both of these eruptions sent particulates high in the atmosphere, circulating the planet, and now turning our sunsets purple.

These are violet beams, and I have to say this article is well written. It talked about how these fine aerosols scatter blue light to get this purple haze. FYI during the year without a summer, they had quite a few oranges, purples, and yellows as well in the skies globally.

Cyr also put this amazing image of those sunsets casting purple beams, if you will, by volcanic gas.

So, seriously, we have to ask yourselves: What are the possibilities that a misjudgment between a 70,000 foot and 23,000 foot eruption could take place in the most highly studied and the most satellite covered areas on the planet looking for heat signatures during missile launches?

That is almost a 3X times decrease, 3X miss, which is so far out of the standard deviation of possible misses. This would cause some people to lose their job.

Why is it very difficult, if not impossible, to find images of the eruption in this same area on the same days in archives? Why does is spaceweathernews.com article is trying to explain that our sunsets are purple because of stratospheric volcanic ash and SO2 injection?

These are 3+ strikes already, and they know they are out. Those are way too coincidental. There can never be 3 coincidences in the same set of days explaining away the same phenomenon.

Wandering magnetic poles may also cause volcanic eruptions, so this is going to be a coupling of effects. Now, do you think they are trying to mask that this large eruption will have an imminent cooling effect?

Or maybe, they are scared that people will finally understand these events, because the explanation of the 2 other eruptions will now explain the precipitous drop in temperatures rolling in the Northern Hemisphere winter.

Thanks for reading, I hope you got something out of the article. If you would like more content like this, I produce the tri-weekly Mini Ice Age Conversations podcast, 30 minutes of in-depth analysis on the GSM you can take on the go throughout your day.

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