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Heosphorus
2018-05-05T21:48:44Z
Great job, Adapt 2030!!! 4X more Earth Changes in 2019!! I don't think we can even imagine.
Hard to say if they are related...these very recent strange weather/geologic events are too new to provide enough data points for a conclusion, but there are a few facts which have been observed/proven already. The GSM is a touchy subject with a lot of people, but it is well known in the science community that the Earths magnetosphere has been in decline since 1850 or so, and took a very quick, accelerated dip in just the last 15-20 years...this in turn lets more cosmic radiation hit the Earth. I do get a sense it is going to be a bumpy ride, at the very least...at the worst...who knows?
Bezel Bub Finally, (after my below points),wasn't that the basis of the whole plot of the movie '2012'? Increase in solar ray energy received on earth causes magma overflows, mega crustal and polar shift, and seems a part of a Velikovskyesque short term mega disaster, with waves over the Himalayas , etc.
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Bezel Bub Ben Davidson is an astrophysicist who now runs a news site devoted to solar, planetary and cosmic events, history and information.
If you do not wish to join his site you can catch the daily news videos out at or before 6:00 AM Mountain time. Here is the link [Link] , click on VIDEOS to get the list.
He is far removed from Adapt2030 in that Ben is a scientist, not a video blogger. Sorry Adapt2030 but I like my research in long form.
If you do not wish to join his site you can catch the daily news videos out at or before 6:00 AM Mountain time. Here is the link [Link] , click on VIDEOS to get the list.
He is far removed from Adapt2030 in that Ben is a scientist, not a video blogger. Sorry Adapt2030 but I like my research in long form.
Rowan Cocoan 2012 was an entertaining movie, for what it was (and who could possibly NOT enjoy seeing the WH destroyed by an aircraft carrier :)) but in the end, where enough water mysteriously appears to swamp a 29,000 foot tall mountain range seemed to seriously stress common sense. There seems to be so much angst these days over the weather and geologic events, and I get a sense that much of it stems from social media and the internet. Back in the dim and distant pre-internet days, we only had television, radio, print, etc. Then the internet, and *boom*, it was the hundredth monkey [Link] phenomenon on steroids.
BB: Re 'possible relationship of solar activity and earthquakes/volcanic activity':
1) Importantly, please watch 'Suspicious 0bservers' daily video. David? Benjamin? is well informed, knows his tech, educational (both re the high tech parts and re his theories), believes that it's absurd to think that the solar rays' variability could possibly NOT be related to our climate, favors electric universe concepts, and ....
(imagine the next words coming from some 'authoritarian professor who knows he's superior and feels you're a loser who he'd happily flunk out of his course if he can figure out by your handwriting which test is yours...THAT kind of voice here:)
'He actually believes that solar rays can not only cause volcanic activity and earthquakes!!! (ha ha ha), but that solar storms can affect/alter weather storms on earth!! (HAR HAR HARGH!....Hey, now laugh with me, class!)...
{Most of class then politely 'laughs' hah hah hee hee....to keep the old SOB happy.) But you're a SOTTite to be; to wit: a lover of truth seeking, even if when it conflicts with 'official versions.'
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1) Importantly, please watch 'Suspicious 0bservers' daily video. David? Benjamin? is well informed, knows his tech, educational (both re the high tech parts and re his theories), believes that it's absurd to think that the solar rays' variability could possibly NOT be related to our climate, favors electric universe concepts, and ....
(imagine the next words coming from some 'authoritarian professor who knows he's superior and feels you're a loser who he'd happily flunk out of his course if he can figure out by your handwriting which test is yours...THAT kind of voice here:)
'He actually believes that solar rays can not only cause volcanic activity and earthquakes!!! (ha ha ha), but that solar storms can affect/alter weather storms on earth!! (HAR HAR HARGH!....Hey, now laugh with me, class!)...
{Most of class then politely 'laughs' hah hah hee hee....to keep the old SOB happy.) But you're a SOTTite to be; to wit: a lover of truth seeking, even if when it conflicts with 'official versions.'
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Rowan Cocoan The link: [Link]
AND .. . Professor Jerk Superior continue s:
"And, (ha ha), he, (cough!), he actually believes that he can PREDICT typhoon paths AND earthquakes from solar activity!!!! HARGH HARGH .. COUGH. hah hart.
UH, my left arm hurts; (falls down), my Hearr My hearrr . . .
Students : Professor Superior? Are you ok?
Professor: He...hel....he..h. h.
Students : Professor Superior? Is it ok for us to leave now?
Professor: He...hel....he..h. h.
Students: Don't get so worked up; you'll be fine. So..., please, just make an 'H' sound if it's OK for us to leave early for coffee?
Professor Superior: Hehl....huh....
Students: " Thanks, professor!"
(Students leave.)
THE END.
R.C.
AND .. . Professor Jerk Superior continue s:
"And, (ha ha), he, (cough!), he actually believes that he can PREDICT typhoon paths AND earthquakes from solar activity!!!! HARGH HARGH .. COUGH. hah hart.
UH, my left arm hurts; (falls down), my Hearr My hearrr . . .
Students : Professor Superior? Are you ok?
Professor: He...hel....he..h. h.
Students : Professor Superior? Is it ok for us to leave now?
Professor: He...hel....he..h. h.
Students: Don't get so worked up; you'll be fine. So..., please, just make an 'H' sound if it's OK for us to leave early for coffee?
Professor Superior: Hehl....huh....
Students: " Thanks, professor!"
(Students leave.)
THE END.
R.C.
Comment: Cosmic rays found to be a trigger for explosive volcanic eruptions. Another factor to consider is the slowdown in Earth's rotation: