ZetaTalk: Aftertime Living

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sea level will rise, our estimate some 675 feet above current levels. If a volcano, such as those in Indonesia or the Philippines or Central America, goes under water during this time, the ash will be carried by water, not air. Also, some volcanoes ooze, others belch, and the amount of ash differs.

Thus, some areas will find themselves groping through the dusk for 40 years, as Moses reported where he wandered

just east of the volcanoes in the Mediterranean, and other locations will find the gloom like overcast days, the sun

rarely shinning through, but occasional sunlight beaming through like a promise. In those areas, which can be plotted by careful analysis of the new geography and factors to be considered, survivors will find vegetation struggling

through, but crops will still be pathetic to nonexistent. These areas will find after 15 years, that the gloomy days are lightening up, and think this a return to normalcy, in their joy.

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ZetaTalk: Drizzle

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ZetaTalk: Drizzle

Note: added during the Nov 30, 2002 Live ZetaTalk IRC Session.

Drizzle occurs most certainly during the months following the shift, and thereafter depending upon location. The

atmosphere is low, clouds low, as the atmosphere was stripped away during the shift and must rebuild. Thus, clouds

being low, is like continuous fog, and fog settles out in the form of rain, or drizzle, upon any slight temperature change. If the land is downwind from a large water source, like a lake or ocean, then certainly there will be fog, and drizzle, until the atmosphere rebuild. If the land is high, inland, away from air passing over water and then over land where there are temperature changes, then no drizzle, and perhaps even dry air. This water can be used for drinking, and harvesting the fog is a recommended way of gaining drinking water. Fog harvests are done by placing material

that causes condensation, which then drips down the material, perhaps a sheet, into buckets. The atmosphere is

expected to rebuild over a 50 year period, but the clouds lift during that time such that they are not close to the ground more than 5 years, and thus one can compute the drizzle period accordingly.

Note: added during the Feb 15, 2003 Live ZetaTalk IRC Session.

Continuous drizzle, has been predicted for the world for some 25 years, during the time when volcanic gloom will also

prevail and the clouds lie close to the ground. There is a nexus between volcanic gloom and the continuous drizzle we

have predicted in the Aftertime. The volcanic gloom, where wafted into the upper atmosphere, is less devastating than

when held close to the ground, but this is what will be occurring. The rains predicted during the pole shift, the deluges, are a result of the hurricane force winds that wipe over the oceans and then inland. And this process, after the existing poles melt and the land masses shrink, will continue to some degree, as ocean breezes will be close to land. Fewer

deserts, due to less isolation from water drenched breezes. Add to this that the atmosphere is low, and the volcanic dust can only rise so high. It is no secret that rain often is incited by dust, water forming around a particle, and this process will be in place worldwide. It is the rain, to some degree, which cleans the air of the fine volcanic dust that will blow about, otherwise, seemingly endlessly. Thus, there is a relationship, the 25 years we have predicted for volcanic gloom, also being in place for continuous drizzle. This is not to say that survivors must live in their raincoats, as this will be a reducing phenomena, over the 25 years.

Most plants that like strong sun, or shade, will struggle along in an adverse setting, simply giving way to other plants that flourish, being pushed out. Thus, if there are no competitors, the existing plants will struggle on, or attempt to. If there are competitors, then survivors should simply change their diet! We would suggest that those intent on surviving analyze their target climate, including likely rainfall and volcanic gloom, and plan accordingly. Store seeds and

livestock or fish for the target climate! Take a hand in establishing new fauna and domesticated animals. This would include weeds, as they are often hardy, with domesticated crops being bred for high produce, not hardiness. Weeds

may not be welcomed now, in fact excluded or prohibited, but in the Aftertime be the most likely produce. Thus, think of the target, and see how well your local food sources will do. If well, then you are fortunate, if not, then aggressively plan for the target. Take responsibility for your survival, your Aftertime living, and no apologies!

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ZetaTalk: Natural Resources

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ZetaTalk: Natural Resources

Note: written Aug 15, 1995.

Given man's rapacious nature, at the current rate of population explosion, most of the Earth's biological resources

would be exterminated within decades. Those that remained, beyond cultivated crops and animals, would be deep

within the sea or in barren cold places where pollution had not spread because man did not choose to live there. The

cataclysms, of course, will change all that, more than evening the odds between man and nature. But were it not for the cataclysms, mankind would utterly destroy the biological diversity of this world, plundering the seas until chain

reactions set in to decimate populations not even targeted by man. Penguins, who eat fish, cannot migrate to warmer

climates if the fish decline - they can only weaken and succumb to the cold. Kelp beds, the great oxygen machine of

the Earth, are already damaged by the harsh rays of the Sun which the depleted ozone layer is failing to filter. The kelp beds stand at the base of the food chain for many thousands of life forms, in one form or another. For instance, some

life forms require the kelp beds for protection, shelter. On land man's senseless greed has left so many scars we need

not retell the tragedy.

Where ecological battles are sometimes won, the line held, the steady press of teeming masses of humans would soon