1781. Sun halo in Mexico: rainbow projection technology to hide Planet X
Figure 1 below shows some
screenshots from a video sent to me by Randy, from Playa del Carmen in Mexico,
taken on May 30th 2020, of a double sun halo in the sky. This is a
double sun halo, which looks like a rainbow but with the colors reversed as in real
rainbows the red color is always on the outside of the arc, and here it is on
the inside for both arcs, which suggests that this is the result of a holographic
projection and thus the product of the same technology that produces rainbows,
in the earth’s atmosphere. These rainbows are only semi-transparent on the
inside of the arc, which then explains why the inside part of sun halos is
darker than the outside.
Figure 1. A sun
halo in the sky over Playa del Carmen in Mexico, on May 30th 2020:
The rainbow colors and the darker coloring on the inside of each arc suggest
that the same technology that produces fake rainbows in the earth’s atmosphere
is being used here. The light source in the middle is bright blue and a sun
simulator, as the real Sun is yellow and perfectly spherical. The cloud pattern
suggests that the halo is an effort to hide a Planet X core in the sky that has
a cloud envelope that creates the light blue pattern onto a darker blue background,
observed.
Sun halos, as I have shown in
previous articles, have been in use since at least the 16th century
and appear to be an effort by the aliens or the Satan AI entity and his angels
to hide Planet X cores in earth’s skies [Article 1390: Sun halos: sophisticated computer system
operating sky deception in 1500s].
Figure 2. Image
showing a painting from 1535 when several Sun halos, of different sizes,
appeared in the sky: These appear also be the product of a projection system
but the central sun simulator is missing and they do not seem to have the
rainbow effect that is commonly seen nowadays.
Figure 3. The red
color always appears on the outside of the rainbow arc because red light always
undergoes less refraction than blue light. It is impossible to get a rainbow
with the colors in reverse unless it is actually a projection, i.e. not a real
rainbow.
Figure 4. A
rainbow in the sky: its semitransparent
central region is an immediate giveaway as to it being a holographic projection
as no natural rainbow would have it. The rainbow is also clearly not centered
on the observer, as the camera is on the left of the rainbow in both shots,
showing its boundary, which also shows that it is a projection and thus
centered on the projector, and not the observer. The rainbow colors are
reversed in the fainter rainbow, which makes it impossible that it is a real
rainbow as well [Article 1298: Double rainbow holographic projection].
Figure 5. The Sun
halo over Playa del Carmen looks like a double rainbow but red is on the inside
in both arcs and thus can only be the product of a projection. The size of the
halo rings is most likely determined by the size of the object it is hiding,
i.e. the outer ring coincides with the outer edge of the object. The inner ring
is there to distract the eye from noticing the curious cloud pattern on the
surface of the object.
Figure 6. Planet X cores in the earth’s atmosphere. The sun halo
projection technology is most likely used when the presence of these objects
give rise to large spherical shapes in the sky, the halo circles distracting
the human eye from perceiving the outline of the large spherical object.
In conclusion, the same
holographic projection technology used to produce fake double rainbows, in the
earth’s atmosphere, is also being used to produce sun halos in order to hide
Planet X from observers, on the surface of the earth.
References:
[1] Albers,
C. (2019). Article 1390: Sun halos:
sophisticated computer system operating sky deception in 1500s
[2] Albers, C.
(2019). Article 1298: Double rainbow holographic projection