NEMESIS - Terror Rays from Space by Bertram Eljon Holubek, Germany, Version 4.2, Prairial 2G12009 (Summer +2009), Public Domain Text I. Abstract This document is about N-rays, about magnetic field lines from outer space. Those rubber-like field lines come from distant pulsar stars, but they are modulated by hostile aliens who live at Sirius and other nearby stars. As I scrutinize the theories of old-time science I conclude that little is understood of many phenomena of astronomy so far, including field lines. This document is entertaining as it makes fun of wrong theories, and it is enlightening as it clears up many riddles of science. We learn why black holes cannot exist and that the Earth has a west-pole. As we check out what is going on in our orbital zone, we find good evidence for those N-rays. They fall in causing visible holes in the dayglow. They are measurable as magnetic substorms who peak at a 27-day cycle. They form characteristic bulges of conductivity, often in polar regions. Eventually they build up magnetic storms who subsequently cause earthquakes or Bermuda Triangle troubles like 'alien abductions'. But it's often not easy to distinguish between N-rays and good G-rays who are sent out by the Earth Goddess. As N-rays are active at the surface, they cause characteristic micro-variations of the local magnetic field. Such 'sferics' were measured in hospitals while the number of health problems was rising. Circles of magnetic disturbances reaching high up into the sky were also found at places where plane crashes had occurred. Version 4.2 corrects errors about the Van Allen belt in chapter 7 and adds a sub-chapter about rogue waves to chapter 8. II. Overview 1. Introductory 1.1 A short Introduction. For decades SETI searched for signals from outer space. For some years now I claim that I have found them. But the problem is that by 90% those signals originate from planets of hostile aliens. Devils send N-rays to Earth who terrorize and make people insane. Here I discuss lots of science texts and also present evidence to support my theory - in fact, it's much more than a theory. It's also a message from nicer aliens, including the deity who created Earth. But basically it's just a text that tries to talk simple about most complicated issues of science. 1.2 Astronomy versus Religion. This is careful scientific work, but it leads us to a religious view of our world that is very unlike the theories of old-time science. As we read about 'black holes' or 'dark energy', we may think that those experts know what they are talking about, even if we don't. But even some better experts admit that those old-time theories are inconsistent and also much at odds with the finds. In showing where old-time astronomy was wrong, this text leads to a correct understanding of the world we live in. 1.3 An Introduction into UTR. Why is Stalin still so popular in Russia? The new UTR (Universally True Religion) explains many such unpopular questions. In this chapter the special phrases and dogmas of true religion are explained who may be necessary for you to understand parts of this text. You may also find warnings here you should take seriously. 1.4 A short History of N-ray Research. When Blondlot tried to discover unknown rays, he ended up duped and discredited. It may be dangerous to venture on this field, this is also what we learn from little known stories about Moses or Aleister Crowley. Today researchers need development perspectives, a good heart and a good woman at their side. 2. Do Hypernovas hit us with Ray Bursts? Gamma ray bursts (GRBs) are believed to be strongest explosions of the universe. But their combed radiation shows that they can't come from very far away. To understand them we must learn what redshift really signifies and why black holes can't exist. Also we discuss funny nonsense theories in the 'Sky Fools' club. But how can it be possible that GRB echoes are moving? 3. Do Galaxies throw Cosmic Baseballs at us? As we check results of several teams of high energy particle experts, this stimulates guffaw emissions. While experts propose the most amazing theories of 'dead quasars' or 'dormant black holes' or 'Star Trek ray curtains', we only wonder why they still manage to detect the regular high-level impacts of research money, since the sources of their particles are found missing. 4. Do Solar Flares threaten us? Often heard are worries that solar storms damage our satellites. But as we find out the secrets of the solar cycle and learn about field lines from outer space, we also find evidence that aliens manipulate our Sun. And to our big surprise, not solar storms but magnetic storms are the big problem that we have. And those storms seem to depend not on solar activity but on other mysterious triggers. A breathtaking chapter! 5. Do Mini-Comets bombard us? This chapter looks at mystery spots in the dayglow of planet Earth. For decades a small group of outsider experts fought out a bitter controversy against their peers over this. They lost, because only I am able to explain correctly why those spots appear - and eventually disappear again. Indeed, N-rays do cause this phenomenon. 6. Do Thunderstorms damage our Health? Why were so many sextons killed by lightnings? This chapter looks at this and other weather mysteries. We find that thunderstorm cells are surprisingly closely connected to 'whistler waves', and we also find out why 'terror ray flashes' miss out in the South of the USA, but are common in central Africa. We also find out why 'sferics' cause traffic accidents. 7.Does the SAA attack our Satellites? This chapter looks in detail at the magnetosphere, a ray sphere that isn't really there. We also find out why there are phantom electrons in the Van Allen belts and why Jupiter has a red spot. We wonder about the 'SAA' above Rio, a hole in the sky that might be called our west pole. This difficult chapter also discusses tricky aspects of ray physics. 8. Does the Bermuda Triangle abduct our Planes? The Bermuda Triangle is a region of tragic accidents and mysterious incidents. As we scan such cases we find not only reliable testimonies of phenomena, but we also find mystery magnetic anomalies, deadly circles of the sky. We conclude that alien abduction stories only mask alien terror attacks. There is a connection to the SAA. But this doesn't stop experts from sending baleful views to the underground. 9. Does Global Warming raise Hurricanes? There is also a connection to the SAA as we regard the strength and destructiveness of hurricanes. Christians know who is making hurricanes bad. But let us not forget that such eyestorms from the Caribbean also regulate the climate of many climate zones of our planet. We also learn the secret of disaster hurricane Katrina. 10. Does Mother Earth cause Earthquakes? As we scan methods of earthquake prediction, we are surprised to learn in how many cases mystery warnings precede an earthquake. We should watch out for magnetic storms and cloud gaps and ionospheric heating, and we should not disregard 'animal warnings'. Controlled development should help us to better prevent earthquake catastrophes. But first experts must get rid of their theoretical blinds. 11. Do Aliens send us bad Sky Signs? Yes. This chapter looks at mystery UFO lights, and explains why those UFOs lately took a leave from planet Earth. We also regard parhelic circles, shadow bands, undular bores and other mysteries of the sky. Again there cannot be doubt that events here on Earth are closely linked to invisible field lines of the ionosphere and above. 12. Absolutely unbelievable! This chapter is looking at selected big mysteries of our physics, from ray physics to simple gadgets like a spinning top. It's scary how little our experts really understand of fundamental forces like inertia. 13. The Treasure Chamber. So how can we get to understand the big mysteries of our world? This short conclusion of the text explains how marble grows and why women are needed at the front; and also grants say to the Earth Goddess. 1.1 A short Introduction For decades now, the SETI institute has scanned the sky to catch up signals from outer space. They found nothing significant. A few signals seemed to be different from the usual static noise, signals who came from a region where we also find the well- known star associations of the Hyades and the Pleiades. Those signals called SHGb02+14a do "resemble distorted radio signals", as Eric Korpela and other SETI experts pointed out. But that's nothing much. A few years ago, the Cosmic Call Initiative sent out several radio messages to a few rather faraway stars, including 47 UMa. We don't expect answers to come in any time soon. This negative SETI result seems to confirm the basic notion of science that we are apparently out of reach for cosmic messages. Indeed this is what SETI founder Frank Drake calculated out in his famous 'Drake Equation'. The probability that aliens did develop on faraway stars who are just as far as we are with radio technology is rather small. And if they are not as far as we are, then any attempts to contact them are futile. But what about aliens with a far superior technology? Of course we can seriously speculate about aliens who did develop a super-technology.