Activity

Increasing activity in our space:
“To summarize, here’s what we can deduce from these datasets:
The number of fireballs being observed has slowly increased over the years 2000-2011. Thereafter, their numbers increased rapidly, and moreover, the very rapid increase came from a specific area of space. Most occurred during the period August to December. 2014 and 2015 saw major increases in fireball numbers
NEA numbers have been observed since 1995. From 1998-2013 the number of new NEAs discovered has relentlessly increased, with major increases in 2014 and 2015. The pattern matches that of the recorded fireballs
The number of discoveries of large NEAs peaked in 2000, then declined to 2010, and plateaued out thereafter
Saturn and Jupiter began increasing their number of moons circa 2000/2001, and the numbers stabilized around 2010”

https://www.sott.net/article/309988-NASA-space-data-supports-citizens-observations-Meteor-fireballs-are-increasing-exponentially#