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#Zicutake ][Subscriber][ -- I ran across another piece of data--the G2 cloud--and its link to a possible imminent eruption at Yellowstone, which I thought I should make you aware of. First let me present the G2 cloud data. Scientists are telling us that there is a giant gas cloud that is coming very close to the center of the Milky Way, and if it contains a brown dwarf, it could set off a superwave. If the superwave occurs it could possibly trigger large earthquakes, volcanoes, and various other earth effecting events. The cloud is supposed to be closest to the core about mid March. Here is some of the scientific info regarding this G2 cloud. A giant gas cloud is set to spiral into the supermassive black hole at the Milky Way's core in the next few months, and scientists should get a great view of the dramatic celestial action... In 2003, scientists discovered what seemed to be a cloud of gas, termed G2, which should collide in March or thereabouts with the supermassive black hole that lurks at the heart of the Milky Way.http://www.space.com/24362-milky-way-black-hole-gas-cloud.html And what might the effects of this collision be on earth? In the case where an entire 100 jupiter mass brown dwarf were to plunge into the Galactic core in one discrete event, the energy release would be equivalent to that released in a hypernova, the most powerful of known supernova exposions (~1053 ergs). This could be enough to jump-start the Galactic core into a Seyfert state and generate a potentially lethal superwave... The superwave will have arrived at our doorstep, possibly heralded by earthquakes occurring a few days before. http://etheric.com/g2-cloud-predicted-to-approach-twice-as-close-to-gc/ Thus the incoming energies could set off earthquakes, anything else? Although there is a rather remote possibility (which I cannot presently rule out) that such a superwave may be a Magnitude 1 superwave that carries an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) and geomagnetic disturbance similar to a Carrington solar flare event, one that would be able to disrupt our electrical grid and satellite communication systems. Also a magnitude 1 event could possibly cause significant seismic activity similar to the December 2004 tsunami event that struck two days before our satellites registered the largest Galactic gamma ray burst in modern history. But these more serious EMP and gravity wave consequences should occur only if the G2 cloud break up and consumption occurred quickly, as we will discuss below... It goes without mentioning, that this would launch a superwave that upon arrival at our solar system would have serious consequences, such as those that impacted us at the end of the last ice age. http://starburstfound.org/superwaveblog/?p=246 That's the data, so where is the connection to Batman and Yellowstone? Some of you have already figured it out. This superwave, if it occurs, is supposed to come from the core of the Milky Way. The Milky Way is associated with the Ba--Batman--as explained by Running from Babylon in her post; RYSE1 - The Dark Knight of the Soul. "The Egyptians personified the Milky Way as a horned cow goddess. Her name was Bat. Her name was derived from the word BA, which was the element of the human soul that was temporarily submerged in darkness and suffering, which the ancients often referred to as the "dark night of the soul." The BA was submerged in the dark night of the soul because it had fallen from heaven down to Earth thru the celestial Silver Gate. To re-enter Heaven, the Ba needed to travel back to Heaven thru the celestial Golden Gate. The goddess of the Milky Way was named Bat because Bat is the feminine form of Ba. If we add the word MAN to BAT, we neutralize the feminine "T" and form a new, androgynous title for the Ba, BATMAN. We see that BA and BATMAN are the same word. They represent the ancient Egyptian notion of the "dark night of the soul." This is exactly why Batman is also called "the Dark Knight" because he is the "Ba," the temporary dark night of the soul. He is the Egyptian god BAT of the Milky Way. This is also why Batman's logo is a giant image of the Milky Way. And that is why we project it onto the night sky."