“And I saw The Holy City, New Jerusalem, descending from Heaven from beside God, prepared like a bride adorned for her husband.”-Revelation 21:2, Aramaic Bible
They’ve been happening since the end of 2010, Sky Cities making appearances over coastal cities in Southern China. The most recent was over Yangtei City, in August 2019, and even got the attention of the official communist government TV news known as CCTV:
Here’s a May 2018 video from another communist government TV channel, CGTN. What looks like a giant apartment building “near Beach #1 in Qingdao” in the background, it seems to appear on the ground:
The government controlled news media dismisses these as mirages. I’ve seen mirages of water caused by heat waves rising off hot desert roads or dry lake beds, but they are not ‘steady’ like these. The mirages of water I’ve seen are wavy, from the heat rising, and it’s that wavy-ness stirring up the air molecules that give the effect of water on the road or dry lake bed, and they don’t last long, simply shifting your perspective can make them go away. I have never seen a steady, sharp edged mirage that reaches up into the sky and lasts for long periods of time!
Here’s a video from 2011, Xin’an river, which looks to be near flood stage. The problem I have with it is that it’s hard to tell which is the Sky City and which is the real city, there’s no explanation in the video:
CGTN video, March 2016, skyline appears just above the water along the port of Dalian in Liaoning Province:
One possibility is the melting of glaciers is not only flooding the oceans with fresh water, but permeating the air with humidity. However, if you compare the images in the sky with the landscape on the ground they are very different. The sky cities appear to me as if they were megalithic blocks, something you’d see in an early science fiction silent film movie about a stark future-city. Is this what inspired the megalith builders of the super ancient times?
Is it possible that increased humidity in the air can project an image of one city over another city? China is full of what the ‘western’ news media calls ghost cities; giant cities built but never populated with people, and many were built in the desert regions of China:
In the June 2018, Australian Broadcasting Company’s (ABC News) video you can see some of the buildings in those ghost cities look like blocky megaliths. Also note that there are lines of unfinished buildings with construction cranes still present. In some of the videos of the Sky Cities you can barely make-out what looks like construction cranes. Again, is it possible that atmospheric conditions caused by Climate Change is projecting ghost cities from desert regions into the sky above coastal cities?
In this video, from Xinhua, a ghost city in China’s Inner Mongolia with fog wrapping the lower half of the buildings, it look just like the Sky Cities that appear over water in other parts of China:
Note that at the beginning of this article I pointed out that the first Sky Cities appeared in 2010, that’s about ten years after the construction of the ‘ghost cities’ was started, that’s enough time for many of the buildings to be nearly finished.
Are they human made holograms? Hologram technology has advanced so far that now they can even create the sensation of touch and sound! Here’s a November 2019 explainer from C/NET:
The C/NET report shows you how far hologram tech has come in just the past two years. Here’s an NBC News explainer about how holograms work, as of January 2018:
For those of you who are too religious, natural mirages or human made holograms do not refute End Times signs, it could back them up with scientific explanation.
The natives of the Southwestern area of United States not only talk of Sky Cities, some of them still live in Pueblos. That’s correct, that plateau of protruding rock in the above pic has a city on top of it! It’s known as the Acoma Pueblo.
Note the blocky megalithic appearance of the mud-brick buildings, from a distance. Unfortunately, as you’ll see in this official New Mexico video, Acoma is now a tourist trap Sky City:
For the native people of the U.S. Southwest, Pueblos came into use due to a need to escape climactic factors and even competing humans. A good example are the Anasazai who once lived on the flat lands and built their cities partially buried in the ground, but then abandoned them. Anasazai myth says their ancestors lived in the ground like ants, until the sky gods told them it was safe to come out. Archaeologists think the Anasazai civilization was ended by a catastrophic climate change (drought), and that the survivors split-up and started building in the hills and on plateaus.
The Navajo talk about The Fifth World. It is not the same as the Mesoamerican Fifth World, this appears to be the Sky World. It is above the ground where humans and other animals live (Fourth World), and below the place where the Soul (Spirits) of Living Things live (heaven?), and above that The Place of Melting (source of creation?).
The Fifth World (sky?) is connected to multiple End Time events in that it appears to be the battle ground between the Spirit World and the Fourth World of animals. Humans/animals don’t like living on Ground (Fourth World) and yearn to live in Sky (Fifth World), but the Spirits of heaven (Spirit World) routinely interfere, even saying “What are you doing here? This is not your country.”
Just in time for the 2020-2021 hurricane season, a lucky U.S. Air Force Reserve SAR (Search And Rescue) unit in Florida got a brand new HC-130J Super Hercules-Combat King-2.
The first HC-130J for USAF Reserves in Florida, takes off from its birthplace in Marietta, Georgia, 02APR2020.
FL-892 will call Patrick Air Force Base its home, cared for by the 39th Rescue Squadron-920th Rescue Wing. They are the first, and so far only, Reserve SAR unit to get a new HC-130J. (they do fly the older models of HC-130 SAR Hercules)
The HC-130J is one of nine versions of the C-130J series, specifically built for SAR and aerial refueling missions.
Video, HC-130Js operated by 23rd Wing out of Nellis AFB, Nevada, arrived at Moody AFB, Georgia, for up-load of equipment and supplies for SAR ops relating to the Hurricane Harvey disaster in 2017 (interesting how the new C-130Js with their new engines and six bladed props still sound like the old C-130s, well almost):
Video, a 23rd Wing HC-130J returns to its home on Nellis AFB, Nevada, after conducting SAR ops over Texas following the 2017 Hurricane Harvey disaster:
The final ‘shell’ emplacement had been delayed by unusually high water levels, but now that water levels have dropped the U.S.$1.22-billion Kentucky Lock Addition Project can continue. Ten ‘shells’ were needed to build the new lock addition in dry conditions. Reports say that since December 2019 the level of the Tennessee River was over-topping the nine shells already in place, each shell is 31-feet/9-meters high.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers spending at least U.S.$16-million to repair a breach in the Buffalo North Breakwater, which was caused by the Halloween Night Storm last year.
Altus Air Force Base is experimenting with a new cheaper way to clean-up its ground water, called a ‘bio-wall’ (‘bioreactors’ filled with locally sourced micro-organisms): “The purpose of the bio wall is to degrade the manmade contaminates currently found in the groundwater and break them down into naturally found elements. The bio walls act like a big water filter that is 30 feet underground. As the water flows through the wall, we are purifying it from the potentially harmful chemicals that were put in the ground a long time ago.”-Mary Bitney, Altus AFB Remedial Project Manager
Virginia; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a U.S.$23.7-million contract to Florida based contractor to rebuild the eroded beach at NASA’s Wallops Island Flight Facility on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, including construction of breakwaters using 1.3-million cubic yards of sand.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced the discovery of the first natural Florida Bonneted Bat roost since 1979, on a U.S. Air Force (USAF) base!
Aline Morrow, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Biologist, happy to be in charge of researching the Bombing Range Bats. U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sergeant Perry Aston, 19APR2019.
Video interview, Aline Morrow explains the discovery:
Deuce-n-a-half truck used for gunnery practice. USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Perry Aston, 19APR2019.
USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Perry Aston, 18APR2019.
Parts of Avon Park Range are also home to cattle allowed to graze as part of agreements with local ranchers. Along with intentional field burns, the grazing is hoped to reduce the chance of wildfires.
USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Perry Aston, 19APR2019.
Expended practice bombs are collected and recycled.
USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Perry Aston, 19APR2019.
This is what it looks like inside a steel Connex container after being hit with a small practice bomb.
USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Perry Aston, 18APR2019.
According to USAF claims, the skeleton of the F-4 Phantom-2 is now intentionally missed by pilots dropping bombs, because they want what’s left to remain.
USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Perry Aston, 18APR2019.
Besides being a bombing range, grazing land and animal preserve, Avon Park is on the verge of becoming a National Historic Place.
USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Perry Aston, 18APR2019.
Archaeologists have been busy finding ‘ancient’ remains. Already a small storehouse of boxes of artifacts could qualify the range for the National Register of Historic Places.
NASA-Armstrong DC-8 Airborne Science Laboratory sits on the east ramp of the 124th Fighter Wing, Boise, Idaho, 23JUL2019. Idaho Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Joshua C. Allmaras.
NASA’s aged and heavily modified DC-8 airliner is conducting air monitoring missions in relation to the growing wildfire danger in the western U.S.
Idaho National Guard A-10Cs in the foreground, NASA’s DC-8 FIREX-AQ takes off from Gowen Field (Boise Airport), 30JUL2019.
President Donald Trump is portrayed by the ‘main-stream’ news media as being anti-climate, yet since he became President of the United States NASA (National Aeronautics Space Administration) has seemingly increased its studies of the effects of pollution and wildfires (including prescribed burns and agricultural fires) on the atmosphere.
On 23JUL2019, NASA held an explainer day for Idaho news media, and as you can tell not many showed up. Idaho Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Joshua C. Allmaras.
Looking like chaff/flare dispensers these are actually Airborne-Synthetic Aperture Radar (AirSAR) antenna. NASA photo 26MAR1998.
NASA says their DC-8 flys at 42-thousand feet (12-thousand-801 meters or 12.80 kilometers) for as long as 12 hours, collecting air samples with the many antennae protruding from the fuselage.
FIREX-AQ sensors. Idaho Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Joshua C. Allmaras, 23JUL2019.
More sensors, Idaho Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Joshua C. Allmaras, 23JUL2019.
In 2016, the NASA DC-8 was in Korea conducting high-altitude monitoring of air quality, from Osan Air Base. U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sergeant Travis Edwards, 27APR2016.
Video explainer of NASA’s DC-8 mission over Korea:
MD-87 (foreground) and DC-10 (background) tankers rolling in from their latest east Idaho mission. Photo by AAron B. Hutchins.
The Sheep Fire is just one of dozens of wild fires in Idaho right now so, once again, the little used Pocatello Airport was put to good use by water bombers from 10 Tanker Air Carrier and Erickson Aero Tanker.
Photo by AAron B. Hutchins.
Photo by AAron B. Hutchins.
Photo by AAron B. Hutchins.
A little bird water bomber heads out. Photo by AAron B. Hutchins.
Photo by AAron B. Hutchins.
A new U.S. Forest Service King Air 250 FAC (Forward Air Controller) taking off. Photo by AAron B. Hutchins.