Mandela Effects that has really happened

There is so many Mandela Effect changes happening in this reality that it's quite literally VERY hard to keep up with them? Everybody is realising that their memories are not to blame but CERN!

You can only take so many changes before realising that hold on a minuet, somethings not right? It can't be mass memory loss unless it's a Alzheimers club and we all forgot to give it a name? It has to be something else? CERN is creating alot of enemies because people are aware of the dangers they are meddling with!

The Mandela Effect refers to a phenomenon in which a large number of people share false memories of past events, referred to as confabulation in psychiatry. Some have speculated that the memories are caused by parallel universes spilling into our own, while others explain the phenomenon as a failure of collective memory.

In 2010, blogger Fiona Broome coined the term “Mandela Effect” to describe a collective false memory she discovered at the Dragon Con convention, where many others believed that former South African President Nelson Mandela died during his imprisonment in the 1980s. That year, Broome launched the site MandelaEffect.com to document various examples of the phenomenon. See, I thought Nelson Mandela died in prison.

I thought I remembered it clearly, complete with news clips of his funeral, the mourning in South Africa, some rioting in cities, and the heartfelt speech by his widow. Then, I found out he was still alive. Additionally, Broome described other widely held false memories, including various nonexistent Star Trek episodes and the death of the Reverend Billy Graham.

On August 23rd, 2012, a post titled “Berenstein Bears: We Are Living in Our Own Parallel Universe” was published on the blog The Wood Between Worlds, which described a widespread memory of the children’s book series Berenstein Bears as “Berenstain,” explaining the false memory as the result of an alternate reality spilling over into our own. In December 2013, the /r/mandelaeffect subreddit was launched for discussions about the phenomenon.

On October 13th, BuzzFeed[14] published an article highlighting various examples of the Mandela Effect. On December 8th, Redditor carc posted an “infographic”: containing various Mandela Effect examples to /r/MandelaEffect (shown below).

On August 5th, 2016, Redditor diamondashtry submitted a post titled “Holy shit – found Berenstein evidence while packing,” claiming to have discovered a Berentstein Bears VHS tape with the names “Berenstein” and “Berenstain” appearing on the official label (shown below). Within 72 hours, the post gained more than 340 votes (93% upvoted) and 180 comments on the /r/MandelaEffect[10] subreddit.

In the comments section, Redditor jumpsiedaisy replied that “basic analyses” on photos showed no traces of digital editing. That day, the news site Heavy published an article titled “Berenstein Bears: Did Reddit Prove the Mandela Effect?”

Many people falsely recall that the American lunch meat company Oscar Mayer is spelled “Oscar Meyer.”

Planet X Could Be Making The Solar System WOBBLE

Planet X could be making the solar system WOBBLE:
Sun's strange tilt may be caused by mysterious world's orbit.

Source Mail Online.

Planet X

The mystery of whether there is an undiscovered planet at the edge of our solar system is one that has gripped the imagination of astronomers since the start of this year. Dubbed 'Planet Nine' by some, the world was predicted by two Caltech astronomers in January, and since then scientists have been trying to find evidence for and against its existence. Now the latest of these claims is that the ninth planet appears to be responsible for the unusual tilt of the sun.

Dubbed 'Planet Nine' by some, the world was predicted by two Caltech astronomers in January. Now the latest of these claims is that planet nine appears to be responsible for the unusual tilt of the sun (pictured), according to a new study

Artists impression

The planet may be adding a wobble to the solar system, making it appear the sun is tilted slightly. 'Because Planet Nine is so massive and has an orbit tilted compared to the other planets, the solar system has no choice but to slowly twist out of alignment,' said Elizabeth Bailey, a graduate student at Caltech and lead author of the study announcing the discovery.

All of the planets orbit in a flat plane with respect to the sun, roughly within a couple degrees of each other. That plane, however, rotates at a six-degree tilt with respect to the sun, giving the appearance the sun itself is cocked off at an angle. Until now, no one had found a compelling explanation to produce such an effect.

'It's such a deep-rooted mystery and so difficult to explain that people just don't talk about it,' said Professor Mike Brown, one of the pair who published the initial paper suggesting Planet Nine's existence. Professor Brown and Konstantin Batygin used mathematical modelling and computer simulations to find the planet would exactly explain a strange clumping behaviour of a group of dwarf planets in the Kuiper Belt, a field of icy objects and debris beyond Neptune.

PLANET NINE Even the mysterious planet's name causes controversy. Mike Brown is Professor of Planetary Astronomy at Caltech. He is best known for his discovery of Eris, the most massive object found in the solar system in 150 years, and the object which led to the debate and eventual demotion of Pluto from a real planet to a dwarf planet. Alan Stern is an engineer and planetary scientist. He is the principal investigator of NASAs New Horizons mission to Pluto.

He is famously a defender of Pluto's planet title, which was stripped from it in 2006. The two scientists are 'at loggerheads' with each other over the classification of Pluto, according to some astronomers. The mysterious planet has always been termed 'Planet X', X being the Roman numeral for ten, suggesting a tenth planet.

But when Professor Brown and his team published the paper in January, they controversially named the planet 'Planet Nine' instead of Planet X, as a nod to Professor Brown's work towards declassifying Pluto. 'Calling it Planet Nine is very mischievous,' Professor Monica Grady told MailOnline