NOAA And NASA Fake Public Information! Sad For Planet Earth!

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August 12th 2025!
NOAA And NASA Fake Public Information! Sad For Planet Earth!
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James Coppenor, World News Report today, August 12, 2025.
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Ladies and gentlemen,
I want to go over what a KP Index is with you guys,
because we've got some serious problems
as usual with NOAA and NASA.
So a KP index is a ground reading here on earth
of a combination of solar plasma and solar winds
striking the earth. It causes what's called a geomagnetic storm.
A solar storm is caused by
protons. They're almost immediately
immediately released from a
Solar flare! And they almost immediately hit the planet.
That's a solar storm. This would be a
geomagnetic storm. That'd be solar winds and solar plasma.
Here is our estimated planetary KP
index. It's been revamped by NASA and NOAA.
And you can see, well, it started here at zero hundred.
And we've had a 3, a 2,
a 2.67, a 3, a 2.33, a 2.67.
This will all come into play, so I want you all to watch this.
And please remember, don't try to use the word sir around me,
because I've been doing this for about 15 years,
and that word was invented about 24 months ago.
All right.
Let's look at our Boulder KP Index.
Been a very quiet day,
except for three hours of a geomagnetic disturbance.
Well, that's not going to match up
to what we see hitting our satellites.
We're seeing huge solar winds,
just as I said would happen, hitting our solar satellites.
Next to our Fredericksburg KP Index.
Looks like a very, very light day.
Okay.
And
We'll look at their forecast because it was,
as you all will remember, a very light forecast.
No geomagnetic storms and no solar storms, which are proton storms.
Back to the college KP index.
Well, it's up on a mountain.
We say it's particularly vulnerable.
We saw the day start out with three hours,
six hours of a geomagnetic storm.
Three hours of a disturbance, G1,
followed by three hours of a geomagnetic disturbance there.
So, again, back to our estimated planetary KP index,
the day of a geomagnetic disturbance,
and that's it.
That's it, right?
A geomagnetic storm is protons.
A geomagnetic disturbance, or a geomagnetic G1,
See, an S1 is a solar storm 1, an S2 is a solar storm 2,
an S3, which we've seen none of that,
is a solar storm 3. We're looking at geomagnetic storms.
I know, it kind of sounds the same,
but it's nowhere near the same.
A lot of people taking a look at where the pressure is.
On our Earth, our Earth is supposedly,
via this model, moving to the left at 67,000 miles
an hour, moving at you at 544,000 miles an hour,
while the universe is expanding over
1.3 million miles an hour,
supposedly seeing solar winds hitting the planet at 650 to 700
kilometers per second.
But where are the power shocks, sir?
Wow, it's the fastest spinning star we've ever seen.
Y'all can see this was all Earth-facing just, well, 12 hours ago,
and now it's all the way around the limb almost, right?
This is the solar winds that are hitting us now
at almost 700 kilometers per second,
much stronger than they were when we registered a G1,
G2, and G3 geomagnetic storm.
I want to go check the woodshed.
What's so sad is I showed y'all the NOAA KP index forecast
breakdown yesterday from 12, 13, 14, now from 13, 14, 15.
Shows no geomagnetic storms inbound.
This is Space Weather Prediction Center.
Today, of course, is the 12th.
We should be seeing plasma from about 3.
to maybe four centimeters cubed maybe up to 4.5 3 to 5
and solar winds here on the 12th started at
it looks like about 475 and went down
and raised back up to 500 475 to 500
okay all right so take a look at solar winds
We did start the day out at about 475.
The problem is we went higher and higher and higher,
up to right around 700 kilometers per second.
But there was no KP4, no KP4.5,
no KP5, no KP6, nothing.
And then here we have plasma.
Started at 3, 3.
We had some anomalies that went up to what?
Jokingly, it's a joke.
The anomalies went up to about four or five.
Nothing went over 10 centimeters cubed,
the space weather threshold.
Shields are down.
Look at the solar winds here.
So we have solar winds up near 700
and over 700 kilometers here, 694.
Another reading of over 700 right here.
And we're clear, clear over 700 in here.
But still, it's not even a G1 geomagnetic storm.
And, hey, they're saying that this coronal hole
is no longer Earth-facing.
When I told you it had to be.
They've just moved it.
They can't just move it, can they?
Look at the last prints here.
682.
We can't even get a high one.
One, six, 90.
694.
A hundred kilometers per second faster than the G2
or G3 geomagnetic storm that they said
that we had yesterday, and plasma is nowhere.
That's 10 centimeters cubed of plasma,
shields are down, and we see temperatures are normal.
Again, here, we're supposed to start the day at 475
and go down to 500, if you will.
Well, we started the day out at 475.
It looks like we went up close to, or over,
over 700 kilometers cubed, period.
Nothing went over 10 centimeters cubed.
There's no plasma.
There was never, never a CME.
This was all about that crow hole.
But why did they say that it was going to just disappear
when I said that it wouldn't?
Do y'all remember me saying that last night?
I said, well, why would the coronal hole just disappear?
Why would the coronal winds just disappear
when the coronal hole's earth-facing?
Then you can look at temperature,
and it's right there in the normal variant.
Now, we sure can't trust NOAA, so we know that.
So I've gone over to look at the German activity.
You see solar winds peaking out over 700 kilometers
per second right here.
You can get a good reading, 707
is one reading, and plasma between 1
and 2.5 centimeters cubed here.
Again, I've already been kicked out of NOAA and NASA, but look,
no geomagnetic solar winds or geomagnetic storm for plasma
hitting Earth whatsoever on the atmospheric planetary KP index.
But we see that the satellites are getting pounded
by solar winds over 700 kilometers per second.
And when they were at 600, just barely broke 600
with no plasma yesterday, we had a G1, G2 geomagnetic storm.
Can someone please sit down and don't say sear either to me, okay?
Just ignorance is bliss.
Someone sit down and explain to me how this is possible,
and hey, God bless you guys.
We'll be live in a second.
Lots of love.
Peace out.
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