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11-02-2014, 03:03 PM
Validated Precognition #7
We verified this precognitive dream which predicted: (Blue) Meteorite Crosses Sky
Links for Documentation:
Dream Link (2014-10-02) http://nationaldreamcenter.com/forum18/s...php?tid=68
News Link (2014-10-15) http://m.ksla.com/ksla/db_350597/content...d=hsNH7AC1
(Score Format = WHAT-WHERE-WHEN)
WHAT: 4.5 out of 5 -- P1_05D A blue meteor/asteroid the size of a small tractor is seen from Florida to Texas as it crosses the sky on or about October 23.
Descriptors:
blue - check (see radar picture in article)
meteor/asteroid - Folks at Lunar Meteorite Hunters are reporting that the boom may be sourced from a meteor's “sound barrier deceleration” or a meteorite striking the ground. http://www.examiner.com/article/louisian...-meteorite
size of a small tractor - (see pic of debris field)
crosses the sky - check ( it drifted eastward )
The National Weather Service in Shreveport picked up a “debris field”
Monday afternoon, October 13, 2014, from 4:30 - 6 PM Central at the same
time many people in the ArkLaTex region reported a loud, ground-shaking boom.
But there was no precipitation. USGS said there was no seismic activity. DeSoto Parish Sheriff Rodney Arbuckle reported no oil and gas operations in the area and no explosions were found. Barksdale AFB and Camp Minden confirmed nothing at either base could explain the loud boom. Radar image of unidentified “debris field” at National Weather Service, Shreveport, La.
ADMIN: this is a rather amazing prediction, and clearly comes in metaphorically. "Blue Meteor" is metaphoric for the blue radar screen's display of the debris field. "Small tractor" is analogous to 'big.' But putting these all together, we have the subject, verb, and descriptor all perfectly laid out, but some of which is metaphoric. Therefore, we start with 5.0, and subtract the automatic .5 metaphor penalty. No other penalties are warranted because the metaphor is striking congruent.
WHERE: 4 out of 5 -- Florida to Texas - check (ArkLaTex region)
ADMIN: Normally, the score is commensurate with the exactness of the prediction, meaning that the prediction needs a specific address. But in this case, the debris field spans several sates, and Sherriann does a great job of choosing the right states. Therefore, we work the scoring backwards for this one. We begin with 5.0 because she got all the states in the news covered (TX, AR, LA), but subtract 1.0 for covering a bit too many (MI, FL). Therefore, 4.0 points.
WHEN: 3.5 out of 5 -- on or about October 23 - happened October 13. Article October 15.
This news is just outside of one week from the predicted date. Therefore, technically is 3 points, but we add .5 because of how close it is to the one week mark: 3.5 points.
Metaphors or further clarification include:
P1_05D A blue meteor/asteroid the size of a small tractor is seen from Florida to Texas as it crosses the sky on or about October 23.
http://www.nationaldreamcenter.com/dream...s_from_sky (Finite Statist Machine)
http://www.nationaldreamcenter.com/dream...ed_Nuances (sherriann)
This is pulling a rabbit from a hat, but I got the words Walburn County. Well, there is no Walburn County but there are towns/cities called Walborn in Florida, Alabama and Texas. So, I'm going with that. Maybe I'll get location lucky.
There is a partial Lunar Eclipse on October 23.
Therefore, this dream/news combo receives the following score: 4.5 - 4 - 3.5
- Absolutely phenomenal job catching the location, Sherriann. Very well done here all the way around!!
- For a detailed description of how precognition is scored, navigate to http://nationaldreamcenter.com/wp/how-to/score-a-dream/
We verified this precognitive dream which predicted: (Blue) Meteorite Crosses Sky
Links for Documentation:
Dream Link (2014-10-02) http://nationaldreamcenter.com/forum18/s...php?tid=68
News Link (2014-10-15) http://m.ksla.com/ksla/db_350597/content...d=hsNH7AC1
(Score Format = WHAT-WHERE-WHEN)
WHAT: 4.5 out of 5 -- P1_05D A blue meteor/asteroid the size of a small tractor is seen from Florida to Texas as it crosses the sky on or about October 23.
Descriptors:
blue - check (see radar picture in article)
meteor/asteroid - Folks at Lunar Meteorite Hunters are reporting that the boom may be sourced from a meteor's “sound barrier deceleration” or a meteorite striking the ground. http://www.examiner.com/article/louisian...-meteorite
size of a small tractor - (see pic of debris field)
crosses the sky - check ( it drifted eastward )
The National Weather Service in Shreveport picked up a “debris field”
Monday afternoon, October 13, 2014, from 4:30 - 6 PM Central at the same
time many people in the ArkLaTex region reported a loud, ground-shaking boom.
But there was no precipitation. USGS said there was no seismic activity. DeSoto Parish Sheriff Rodney Arbuckle reported no oil and gas operations in the area and no explosions were found. Barksdale AFB and Camp Minden confirmed nothing at either base could explain the loud boom. Radar image of unidentified “debris field” at National Weather Service, Shreveport, La.
ADMIN: this is a rather amazing prediction, and clearly comes in metaphorically. "Blue Meteor" is metaphoric for the blue radar screen's display of the debris field. "Small tractor" is analogous to 'big.' But putting these all together, we have the subject, verb, and descriptor all perfectly laid out, but some of which is metaphoric. Therefore, we start with 5.0, and subtract the automatic .5 metaphor penalty. No other penalties are warranted because the metaphor is striking congruent.
WHERE: 4 out of 5 -- Florida to Texas - check (ArkLaTex region)
ADMIN: Normally, the score is commensurate with the exactness of the prediction, meaning that the prediction needs a specific address. But in this case, the debris field spans several sates, and Sherriann does a great job of choosing the right states. Therefore, we work the scoring backwards for this one. We begin with 5.0 because she got all the states in the news covered (TX, AR, LA), but subtract 1.0 for covering a bit too many (MI, FL). Therefore, 4.0 points.
WHEN: 3.5 out of 5 -- on or about October 23 - happened October 13. Article October 15.
This news is just outside of one week from the predicted date. Therefore, technically is 3 points, but we add .5 because of how close it is to the one week mark: 3.5 points.
Metaphors or further clarification include:
P1_05D A blue meteor/asteroid the size of a small tractor is seen from Florida to Texas as it crosses the sky on or about October 23.
http://www.nationaldreamcenter.com/dream...s_from_sky (Finite Statist Machine)
http://www.nationaldreamcenter.com/dream...ed_Nuances (sherriann)
This is pulling a rabbit from a hat, but I got the words Walburn County. Well, there is no Walburn County but there are towns/cities called Walborn in Florida, Alabama and Texas. So, I'm going with that. Maybe I'll get location lucky.
There is a partial Lunar Eclipse on October 23.
Therefore, this dream/news combo receives the following score: 4.5 - 4 - 3.5
- Absolutely phenomenal job catching the location, Sherriann. Very well done here all the way around!!
- For a detailed description of how precognition is scored, navigate to http://nationaldreamcenter.com/wp/how-to/score-a-dream/