What The Next Miyake Event Will Do To Our Planet

[@andytoms4218]

Another reason not to go fully digital on currency , ID , communication, utilities as they will all be rendered useless . EMP weapons would also work well on destroying any digital systems!

[@mclovin-sc7vj]

Well those in power would prefer absolute control over sane policies...

[@dmorgan724]

This was apparently a solar flare.. there's been other talks about this and some varying studies... as for an EMP.. china will be smacking the U.S. with that soon. Most government agencies have already went completely digital, everything is computer controlled that can be., utilities, like gas, water, food distribution, various parts of electronic & other types. I believe the masses will shit themselves and have a melt down but the majority of us will ge just fine

[@gerardramirez6320]

Maybe that's chienese ace to take out our communications. Save Silver and Gold just in case.

[@Yahsom]

Isn’t that the plan?

[@SilverTwinkle]

Good, then, those in power loose it all.

[@JSingh-qv5vr]

I want to say something...I follow 6+ channels that explain these phenomenon, but you have best explanation❤ thank you SOU for educating the universe. This is so informative....

[@thisjustaintright.....2562]

This cat is good but further explained by channel SuspiciousObservers check him out.

[@dan-yk4nx]

To be honest losing the internet wouldn't be the worst thing .

[@deirdremorris9234]

It would be a miracle and a massive blessing.

[@blazer666del]

Total dumbass comment. It would be a MASSIVE disaster for mankind

[@inthem-a-king]

Social media & P*rn specifically. 🎯👌 That'll be just great.

[@five_eleven_tac3393]

Not just the internet. All electronics connected to power.

[@junkiiej]

😅 not just internet. EMP. All electrics.

[@nr4dd]

Great quote. Manya is one of my heroes. We live through seasons, all dictated by our star. ⭐

[@Ardseyes31415]

I'm beginning to understand why ancient civilizations were so celestially obsessed and why they built long term underground cities to live in. Maybe we should take a closer look at the archeological evidence for how our ancestors lived through these events or look at the evidence from the perspective of these events?

[@michaeljennings4635]

How? They can't even explain how most of the ancient civilisations built what they did!!

[@Ardseyes31415]

@@michaeljennings4635 I think the only way to answer it is to have an interdisciplinary team of scientists, archeologists, anthropologists, historians etc and have them all look at the problem from the same perspective. Geological evidence for excess space radiation might correlate to the dating of ancient sites as well as organic changes in plants/food that we can access/test for. That might shed some light on the provocation or motivation for much of what the ancients built. When you look at underground tunnels built for many km and underground refuges for large numbers of people you have to ask why? Considering the tailings from the excavation would have to be removed one basket at a time. All the celestial based ancient architecture had to have a reason beyond figuring out what month it is. Farmers know when to plant and when to harvest without building a pyramid. They were looking for or monitoring the heavens for signs of when they needed to duck for cover in my opinion.

[@yvettekosta-jv4bx]

In all civilizations of the past only a few people were informed, knowledge was held on a need to know basis, and slave labor either voluntary or forced, used to build any massive project or just to maintain that civilization. Today we have contingencies for apocalyptic events, like massive underground facilities, just for the chosen few of course, in order to continue some version of the human race or life.😏

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Just imagine what they thought when their sky was darkened from fires.

[@billytollerton4220]

Their still doing it today under the guise of a nuclear strike ,but only or the elites.DUMBs.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Awesome! 46th episode, 47th episode, 50th episode. Still my favorite cosmic science channel. Thanks for educating and sharing with us. Swasti!

[@broEye1]

That would make an interesting movie. Rather than something like Knowing, where the entire world is burned away by a huge burst of radiation, show the damage that would occur from a series of small bursts, the chaos brought about by the loss of major infrastructure and satellites, by the sudden loss of a lot of our methods of communication (and entertainment). Not to mention the devastation when it's realized that pretty much everyone who was flying at a certain period of time has received enough radiation to have severe, potentially fatal results even in the near future. Everyone's thrilled by the sight of brilliant auroras all the way to Florida, then they find they can't see the news, the net is down, their phones aren't working, etc. You don't need the plates turning upside down or a blast that wipes out all life on Earth, just show how people will struggle with a more "average" event. Of course, perhaps part of the reason we usually see huge disasters in movies is because it feels like something that can't/won't happen, rather than something we can really see happening.

[@vectorequilibrium4493]

A carbon tax will fix it. 🤣

[@NACAFarm]

there's already a Japanese movie like that where they lost all modern comforts due to an unexplained reason. It doesn't only affect internet but alot of electromagnetic even automatic devices that power utilities like water supply, traffic signals, elevators, even heating for colder countries, etc.

[@nannyplum0194]

Don't tell tories

[@drakhir]

Roger Zelazny wrote 'Flare' in 1992. This is what you're looking for, I think.

[@drakhir]

When the Miyake event happens, Muslims will be squashed like bugs, just like everyone else.

[@AnAstroSelenoPhile]

Thank you so much for explaining the Miyake events in detail 💛 I agree with you. We live in different times. If such an event happens today, it would severely impact us, given our technology. Starlink incident of 2022 was a perfect example. Keep posting :)

[@norml.hugh-mann]

​@Dale Lerette what "missing nukes"? The problem with believing conspiracy theories is they make you live in a fantasy world. Nukes are FAR TOO valuable to just "go missing", look at how much they spent to recover every single one....hundreds of millions even.

[@akitajapan1651]

Prophecy of God's reset of the world and humanity with the coming 3 days of darkness when the sun will darken.

[@spikespa5208]

So, we find out what causes a Miyake Event and can predict them? And then do what?

[@butthole9843]

@Dale Lerette Heart issues, mental issues, autoimmune disease flare-ups, and a WHOLE list of other things. Those can happen just with large solar storms. Just imagine one of this magnitude. It would be absolutly devistating.

[@michaeljennings4635]

@@akitajapan1651 which prophecy is that??

[@emiliocofinco3151]

You forgot to add Geological Upheaval (earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tsunamis) followed by a cooling event which may last for decades

[@cat_city2009]

Why would these things happen?

[@shelleythompson-brock6412]

Those are probably most likely due to micro-novae of our Sun every 6k years, or so.

[@jeffjansen582]

@@shelleythompson-brock6412 Watch Suspicious Observers. Cheers

[@shelleythompson-brock6412]

@@jeffjansen582 I am an SO. Eyes open. No fear.

[@lillycastitatis6807]

@@shelleythompson-brock6412 SO? Significant other?

[@MoonGlow22]

Okay, it will be in 2025 and Im a Electronic and telecominication engineering Student in 1st class currently, so the technology and telecominication will die before I graduate. . . Great, just great

[@Jo-sp5cp]

Your student debt will be history too.👍

[@len5440]

@@Jo-sp5cp 💀

[@grrrrrlonfirew]

Learn some old school skills while you are at it.. Grow food, learn how to purify water, work construction for a summer...anything will help.

[@jedicraftmaster2426]

No it's a solar storm occurring, not even equivalent to the Carrington event. It may not even reach its peak in 2025 we may be experiencing jt right now

[@Pebb86]

Such an event is one reason why the world can't adopt Centerlised Digital Banking Currencies, Social Credit & 15 minute cities. While the push to completely outlaw combustion engines, even though they can be modified to run a clean synetic fuel, would result in no one having a way to travel by car. Old cars that use no modern electrical systems and computers can't be fixed once their circuits are fried.

[@YaknTackle]

We are all about to see for ourselves...good luck to all

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Yes, so let's continue movingly full speed ahead with total reliance on electronics & technology. So wise.

[@sidd_not_vicious2609]

the way the 2020s are going from the pandemic to the war and now to the bank failures I feel strongly that we are being made ready for something very very bad ...maybe a n impact or solar thing maybe anything i suppose...does anyone else feel as if time is running out

[@barbrahlivingston8971]

I learn something new everyday.

[@dieholdfoundation6705]

The reason why their data shows a delay of a few years after a Miyake event is because it's only hitting one side of the earth it takes time for the carbon 14 to spread throughout the rest of the globe. It's all about our sun.

[@phoenixoriontoyreview976]

have they ever found rings that are related to the carrington event ? as that would give a good coralation to the event in 775 ?

[@jimwilliams3517]

"And the beat goes on. and the beat goes on."

[@dustyk103]

So where does the Carrington Event rate on this scale? And I don’t think airline passengers, have to worry about being radiated to death as their planes will be knocked out of the sky with all their systems shorted out.

[@juliewatson2281]

We are seeing X-8 flares being kicked off now. Regular X flares when it was unusual to see a M flare, the classification level right below an X flare. Ben Davidson, an astrophysicist, responded when asked that question, he would start to worry when those flares hit in the X-20s. The Carrington Event I believe was an X-48 flare. I think that’s what Ben stated. Current worry? The energy waves rolling in to our part of space from the central core of our galaxy. It’s central sun. It’s adversely affecting us and our sun. There’s also planet X exacerbating the issue. If you get the start of 3 days of total darkness with no daylight, stay inside, keep doors and windows closed and locked. Good reason to have emergency food around.

[@drunkbeaverproductions]

a Carrington Event is 1/10th the power of a Miyake event... so take 10 Carrington's and throw them at Earth at the same time and you are in the ballpark

[@shelleythompson-brock6412]

@@drunkbeaverproductions Carrington Events can be of different magnitudes. The most recent being fairly mild, and its occurrence being most definitively of Solar origin. It is postulated that Miyake events are more inter-planetary, in nature, and may have its influence on outer solar system perturbations. Which would still have solar effects, but evidenced on other planetary bodies, much as we're seeing of late. It is, after all, an Electric Universe we live in.

[@OriginalSickMick]

Given how and why she passed away, that Marie Curie quote at the beginning is all but reassuring.

[@yvettekosta-jv4bx]

She had complications from radiation exposure, and said life is difficult for all of us...... Here's my quote. Life on earth is akin to bacteria in a petri dish, we as advanced humans behave as if we have unlimited resources, until we don't. We have never used our advanced brains to foresee the outcome of our hubris.😁😣 Google it.

[@carlpetersen3055]

Is there any indication of the effect of Miyake events on people, IE: birth disabilities, death, health conditions?

[@Revelation11v18]

Maybe our Sun actually has a micro nova more often than they think this could have the same effect on the planet as a nova from another star

[@westernbody]

SuspiciosObserver has some videos on this

[@stephenburnage7687]

​@westernbody Suspicious observers is fear porn, not science

[@mikem1956]

Could it be that is when there is a magnetic pole reverse and the earth has no protection from cosmic rays ?

[@stephenburnage7687]

The science is clear, unlike the sun, our magnetic poles wander but do not flip (except possibly 600,000 years ago).

[@mauriceforget7869]

All we experience add to the knoledge we need for our survival. Have no fear.

[@louie1]

Eyes open no fear

[@Rizaar27]

I read that the star Betelgeuse is supposedly exploding or already has? If it's 600 lya doesn't that mean it already happened and we are detecting the results now? I'm worried about the possibility of that blast interacting with our sun. Could these periodic cosmic storms be a result of something like that?

[@chronicmelancholic]

I read a few years ago that Betelgeuse's explosion wave was calculated and it shouldn't in any way touch us. A temporary cosmic/magnetic storm could be the biggest consequence but it shouldn't be dangerous

[@Stefan-Astro-Art]

If it is exploded now it means that we can see the explosion let say over 860 years, you and I are dead. Only our childrens far in the future will see it and betelgeuze it very far away, more than our sun.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Betelgeuse, maybe not. An exploding star many light years away won't have any effect on our sun. But we have to define what we mean when we say cosmic storm, short answer is yes, what we experience as a cosmic storm could be the result of a star going nova. Lets hope Betelgeuse has a way to go yet, another hundred million years. Keep your fingers crossed. 🤫

[@baboonery3]

@@stefanschleps8758 we need to quit worrying about far stars and worry about asteroids and our own sun

[@mytruly08]

ABA

[@Auriasis]

Are there trees still standing from the year 774?

[@williambacker6581]

I think this should discredit carbon dating.

[@TexasTimeLord]

Mr. Miyagi also is a pretty good marital arts instructor

[@unreal_taxi]

I heard he makes a mean maple chipotle barbeque brisket as well

[@missroseiam]

lol ❤

[@StaindByJuice]

Can we shut the grid down for like 24 hours before this event hits us? Would it help if we blackout manually?

[@overthetop4247]

Probably

[@kevinmallett5478]

Suspicious Observers tells why it happened before and why it’s happening again now

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the video.

[@παυροεπής]

Such an event can make us good

[@mn-ru4li]

What music do you have in the background?

[@GuitarSmith.]

Even with a warning system on the edge of our solar system I don't think we could avoid a mass event here. Any warning signal would probably move slower than the Miyake wave and not allow us to shut down critical infrastructure systems in time.

[@kathrynmcmorrow7170]

@@mroldnewbie are you kidding me? It would all go back to 'bewilder-ness"!

[@yvettekosta-jv4bx]

Cannibalism

[@charlesastle2077]

the energy/pressure density outside the solar system builds up from the cyclical movement of our solar system thru the radiation from the galaxy core .. the build up acts as a insulator and the electrical power builds back into the sun which can hold only so much which then blasts off thru the suns surface

[@bissetttom1738]

would that be what some call a micro nova?

[@master_Blaster91]

@@bissetttom1738 yes that's the theory

[@josefIL]

May it come soon to get us rid of the exceedingly poisonous soup of microvawes we have been cooked in for too long time! Amen!

[@wanderingquestions7501]

Note : We have not physically observed this ourselves to know whether during the spike there “is” a solar flare event. That is inferred. Rather than some “big” flare It could also be a result of a high fluence energy wave passing by us arriving from the Galactic Core (Sgr A). Note also that what solar cycle phase the Sun was in, in those years, is not stated and could easily be misstating the likelihood of any increase solar activity at all at the time. Solar Cycle records were not kept in those years.

[@thisjustaintright.....2562]

Exactly and would our own sun's micro nova cause any of this? I also believe the energy burp from our galactic center effects us.

[@radiohill]

I'd be very interested to know how many trees that we actually have that are over a thousand years old that you could have done this research with.

[@mariagricius8994]

There are trees that have been living for thousands of years. Look it up. The info is cool

[@kathym7495]

Many buildings that are hundreds of years old have wooden timbers that can be used for analysis.

[@alfredsutton4412]

Lots of them, actually. A few still living, but mostly dead.

[@ForeverBlueRoses]

There are; there called petrified wood 😀👍

[@JROrg2009]

Interesting, but even after asking the University of Arizona Tree Ring group -- the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research -- about this, the word "Miyake" or "Event" hardly came up. It's almost as if no one wants to mention it. Why would that be ?

[@shorty430551]

So don't Miyake events negate radio carbon dating? These events are known to alter the carbon 14 production and the tree rings show that the absorption rate is variable too likely based on amount available. However, we are dating things based on the amount carbon 14 left with known decay rates, but we have no idea if there were years with increased production or years with a reduced amounts carbon 14. So we're just using averages? If that's true then in reality we're just guessing at the dates of things. Even if we are "pretty close" that's still a guess, just a good guess.

[@adrenaei]

Black hole event? Are we looking down a blackhole barrel? If one black hole is shooting at us every time it swallows a sun or stuff could this be it?

[@TheWingnut58]

I'm thinking that "air travelers" needn't worry about radiation should a Carrington, or similar, event happen.....their most immediate concern will likely be the plane falling from the sky when the electronics are fried.....

[@chuck9112]

Is always the same. Take the whole time explaining the problem in great technical detail and not one breath of what to do about it. Live off grid, don't worry be happy 😊

[@chab1rd155]

...so are we "due" for a myaki event? And i understand you cant give exact time frames..

[@katesisco]

I am wondering if an explanation of Mayki Events could be the energy level? IF the level is strong enough we get a magnetic pole reversal, otherwise only the radiocarbon level locally is altered. So, does the energy to reverse magnetic polarity get stored in the ionosphere? And is not dependent upon a one-time energy blast? Recall that 13,000 BC reversal only lasted a human lifetime. And the Carrington event was temporary.

[@robc8468]

Since these are more or less 1000 year events human history has been documented somewhat for 5000 years pretty well for the past 2000 years seems like something somewhere must have been observed written a above abnormal events corresponding to Miyake tree ring data.

[@MrSCOTTtheSCOT]

Given writing as a skill was reserved for few people and treated as an almost religious ability of dealing with the word, It's possible religious texts may be places to find reference of God like mysterious atmospheric effects , on the astronomical scale , maybe ancient chinese texts would be another outlet for records of these events. the dark ages of europe would limit finding such texts but they may be out there lost within some obscure writings and waiting translation.

[@beverlywhitman303]

yes it's where myths like 'angels having wings that span the hevens' come from, why most gods are named after stars, it's a bit hard to get any real scientific data from those texts as they saw any event in the sky with superstition. if you read Revelation 12 in the bible, it looks a lot like how a bunch of superstitious primitives would describe a karington event or relatively close by supernova, how much science can you get out of those passages? there is no dates, the calendar hadn't been invented yet, they are describing what they see happening in the sky, in terms they could understand.

[@yvettekosta-jv4bx]

Ummm...we did not get any electrical infrastructure since the last massive disaster which set human civilization back (10,000 yrs ago ?). Even if we may have had it previously, we only have legends. So in the past 5, 000 yrs of rebooting civilization, we would not have noticed anything worth recording when it comes to electronics. 🤨

[@koiyujo1543]

If we don't fortified our grid and such it could be the biggest catastrophic event in human history wouldn't put us into extinction but it would be devastating how much we are reliant on technology

[@stefanschleps8758]

Start typing! You know who to write. You get busy, I get busy, we all network and get it done! We only have one chance to prepare, or its too late and we're in trouble!

[@koiyujo1543]

@@regular-joe yea sorry I'll fix that

[@koiyujo1543]

@@stefanschleps8758 sorry for the terrible writing, fixed it

[@christinearmington]

10x the energy of the Carrington Event?! ☀️⚡️💥🔥 Good luck 🍀 preparing for that.

[@marcmelvin3010]

With the earth’s magnetosphere already well down in field strength and decreasing quickly, an X-class flare that we might have ridden out with near-impunity in 1950 might well put most of humanity back to the Stone Age…. literally, which would mean the death of billions, which is a horrifying thing to contemplate. A Miyaki Event is so much more powerful than that, that no amount of hardening would matter; it would be a civilization ending event, and given humanity’s reliance on electrical power for everything, an extinction-level event.

[@rodneydowney2561]

The return of Miyake: More style, more fashion!

[@theobolt250]

Can these effect been taken in account or be processed in Carbon-14 dating?

[@stefanschleps8758]

Yes!

[@theobolt250]

@@stefanschleps8758 okay, I expected as much. Did it already lead to finding a correction factor?

[@rickbrown7061]

Do these occurrences have a lingering effect on the planet and living things here ?

[@kenmcclellan]

The ancients, such as the Taino of the Dominican Republic, believed there would be one this month. Others, such as the Ojuelans of Jalisco, Mexico, believed it would happen at the fall equinox. But look around the world and you will see that this time was known to be special.

[@adib3011]

We have heard enough of these baseless conspiracy theory predictions.

[@reppi8742]

@@adib3011 conspiracy?

[@Leopez02]

I've never heared about cosmic storm, is it same like sun storm or even scarier? 🌌

[@stefanschleps8758]

Scarier. Its when a star goes boom!

[@briandawson3330]

A lot lot worse !!! Not the result of Solar storms from our " small sun !" But from much bigger cosmic explosions from much larger Stars Regards Brian Dawson Edinburgh Scotland 😎

[@buenavistaave]

Galactic sheet expansion, we are next, go watch some vids from suspicious observer here on KZbin.

[@alfonsorodriguez6437]

If the planet ends no one will be missing it per the Fermi paradox. Any way for those that remain it will be chance to start anew.

[@godzilko]

We are just so tiny and so fragile.

[@thomasjensen6243]

​@Ebola yes it is.....nobody's life matters. The Earth nor the universe gives a crap about you.

[@ra-benheka7219]

And yet so strong.

[@gageboy14]

We are now discovering that stars, near by stars micronova on a regular interval. It’s not a full nova but a small scale event where the Star survives. Our star May micronova on an regular basis.

[@marcomclaurin6713]

I've made an observation that speaks to electrical events in my video 'Beginning of understanding ' Thank you for your work

[@shawnsan9]

I need to build a Faraday cage for my generator and my battery bank and inverter.

[@kalrandom7387]

I love how they definitely know it wasn't our sun, but yet don't know what caused it.

[@Daveheardt]

If you fall tomorrow and you are not sure whether your blood sugar was low, or you didn't get enough sleep the night before, or something else ... you might not know why you fell. What you can be certain of is that you were not pushed by me. It's not that hard to eliminate possibilities ;)

[@joblo497]

@@Daveheardtyou're amazing sun 🌚

[@blankeny]

Oooooh, let us all start worrying yesterday about something that might or might not happen in the next hundred years! The sky is falling, the sky is falling!!!

[@loganguy2155]

Ikr

[@NACAFarm]

because knowledge is important? and passing down knowledge is something in every species's nature, not just other animals, but humans as well. So scientists study and collect data and try to learn from history and try to predict future events because if everyone thinks like you, nobody will be working for the department of volcanology or seismology or even become a historian. Discovery or uncovering information is vital for humanity to survive famine, calamity, plague or a major cosmic storm for that case.

[@wanderingquestions7501]

Some kind of Super Nova residual is a nice idea too.

[@jclaer]

He speaks of another event at 993CE, but his graphics does not show it

[@ExRedWineDrinker]

What is the background music playing from the beginning? Sounds a bit Space Ambient

[@markbreitenbach5083]

If a Miyake event were to occur while Earth was going through a magnetic pole reversal and the field was low what devastation would be experienced.

[@Abaysgames]

That what make me think with the flip and the Bermuda triangle space where itz flipping

[@siddarthagone6482]

Which is best source for relevant stuff??

[@shdwbnndbyyt]

Of course these events would change the C-14 dating of many previously dated objects (from living creatures) that took up the additional C-14 in comparison to similar objects (from living creatures) from the same time period that died a few years before an event.

[@sebrassino]

What me kinda intrigues is that we are not in the slightest prepared for something like this. Our whole actual world is based on internet. If that comes global to a hold we will have a problem. Could we see this coming in time to prepare and disconnect our critical infrastructure in time to reconnect it once over. Or will we see it being destroyed and nothing we can do about it and being brought to a life without electricity/internet. Interesting stuff this is

[@juliewatson2281]

As I understand it, to be hit with a storm so intense it takes down the electrical grid and melts the wire, setting all abundant it afire, our puny efforts to put this kind of a fire out is not going to matter. We start over again from scratch.

[@human_aka_manav]

@@juliewatson2281 But I'm assuming that perhaps with our current technology, I think it'll take less than a year to retain all our infrastructure back to the way it was before the event.

[@juliewatson2281]

@@human_aka_manav Since this looks like a described event of a solar flash or mini micronova. It would be difficult to find hardback books that would describe how to build early electrical items, much less build a computer. My deceased brother was an electrical engineer went to one of top schools in nation, right behind MIT. I remember him soldering circuit boards in the basement when I was a kid. He was 8, 9 years older than the rest of us. He worked with lasers back then in the mid 1960s. Held several patents for measuring devices using them. Most people think restoring electricity would be a breeze. It’s not. Forget computers, especially the internet. IT’s not going to happen if Mother Nature pulls the plug.

[@sebrassino]

@@juliewatson2281 well it's not that every computer will be fried. The problem all the connection wires out in the field will be fried. So we will not have power and we will not have internet. Wich will lead us into a very uncertain time.

[@crabbiecakes5663]

@@human_aka_manav Hahaha, nope. The US doesn't make the parts needed to refit the big transformers, only Germany does and it takes 2 years to make one.

[@JSWilliamssr]

So, you are saying that you have found trees which are 1200 + years old? (BTW the dating system is BC/AD . . . NOT CE). I'm kind of skeptical.

[@brucegilliland5382]

Yes there are trees older than 1200 years. In addition there are older dead trees etc which allows for a much older dendrochronological record. The dating system CE is frequently used in scientific papers and press since it avoids dating systems based on any particular Religion.

[@aaronfranklin324]

It was probably a minor Magnetic Excursion 1600year Dansguard Oeschger event.

[@nekotranslates]

So... what's the difference between the Miyake Event and Carrington Event? Is the Carrington Event local (from our sun) and Miyake Event exolocal (from beyond the Oort cloud)?

[@pyrolopez854]

That sounds more like we got hit by a fast gamma-ray burst frim a neutron star/magnatar

[@kumiho4970]

The only thing it says specifically is that it's 10 times the effect of a Carrington Event. So, all electricity is gone. And probably 90% of the US population shortly there after

[@jessquinn6106]

The sooner the better. Tomorrow would be nice. Sometime before 4pm

[@Morristown337]

Does a Miyake event also happen during younger dryas?

[@thisjustaintright.....2562]

How bout our own recurring sun solar micro novas

[@teresayates8274]

Great. Thanks. Like I didn't have enough to worry about already.😳

[@jamesreck8476]

Could this event account for the Younger Dryas? Wasn't that about 13,000 years ago?

[@jvin248]

Harmonic frequency 12,000 years ago (massive), 6,000 ya (huge), 3,000ya (medium), 1,500ya (these, smaller) ... cycle repeats.

[@JohnAvillaHerpetocultural]

@@jvin248 we took a comet impact to the Canadian ice sheets about 12k years ago. It melted huge amounts of water and you can see the evidence of this all over, most notably in the pacific north west. Look up the work of Firestone and West. It’s pretty conclusive imo

[@costrio]

Seems like a good reason to keep staring up in the sky, to me. (So long as it isn't falling! ;)

[@franceguillemettericard8386]

« 25 “And there shall be signs in the sun and in the moon and in the stars; and upon the earth distress among nations, with perplexity, the sea and the waves roaring. 26 Men’s hearts will fail them for fear and for looking upon those things which are coming on the earth; for the powers of heaven shall be shaken. 27 And then shall they see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with power and great glory. 28 And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up and lift up your heads, for your redemption draweth nigh.» Luc 21:25-28

[@franceguillemettericard8386]

And read in the Bible : Matthieu 24

[@NemesisVNV]

Is it possible, that these events were the true ingredients for life in a planet occurring. Radiation was like miracle grow?

[@salec7592]

Fiber optic infrastructure should be resilient to geomagnetic storms, right?

[@Aegis23]

You still need electronics to read the optic signal and that is powered by electricity which comes via electric lines that would get overloaded. On top of that the signal reader is very sensitive. So no, optics is not immune, not by a long shot.

[@stefanschleps8758]

@@Aegis23 The people on this channels comment section are all legends!

[@russmack7910]

Considering that it is buried underground, it should be. However, Fiber Optics are far behind the wires we see all around us. Still need the Power Grid to run most things, including communications that use FO to transmit data.

[@malcansdell5778]

Not a micro nova event. How severe a storm are you suggesting.

[@arthurwagar88]

Interesting. Thanks. Good comments.

[@basfinnis]

That's such a happy thought 😱

[@stefanschleps8758]

"Good times, bad times, you know I've had my share. My star went nova and screen got fried and I still don't seem to care!"

[@stevenkawleski3269]

where are you finding 1300 year old trees?

[@goanddo2371]

CE is AD, right?

[@TheVoicesWithin]

Would it be possible that the supernovas across our galaxy would trigger/cause the Miyake events? Would the energy released from a supernova have the potential to affect other stars as well as planets?

[@zaneeglite5089]

Why do you think it's not the Sun? Other objects are too far from Earth to have serious impact on its magnetic field. If it was Supernova, event would not be periodic.

[@rock_ok]

why a supernova where an active sun is much nearer? so the sun is much closer it will affect us much closer

[@PenumbraMineMMWard]

Could the Carrington Event of 1859 be considered a Miyake event?

[@gravitonthongs1363]

Needs to be a magnitude larger.

[@drunkbeaverproductions]

@@gravitonthongs1363 yep, you are right, Carrington was way too small...

[@pimohbusiness]

My theory is if not from the Sun, is it possible the outer rings from ANDROMEDA which recently observing that the outer rings closing nearer to our galaxy (milky way)?

[@rael5469]

What is the source of the Miyake events? Maybe it's when our solar system passes through rings of our Galaxy? A question arises.....what is the effect of a Miyake event on the Sun?

[@frederiquecouture3924]

Wonderful ☀️

[@TheSpeenort]

That throws traditional carbon dating out the window.

[@greggorman5537]

What would an emp blast do to the storm could we soften the storm by extending it

[@besticudcumupwith202]

...this is where the fantastic 4 got their powers.

[@rickforespring4834]

hold up a sec please. even the great seqouia's a d redwoods have a lifespan (according to rings) of a max of 450 years...how do get info from bc dates from that?

[@Talenten]

Cool!!! Off the grid will be fun!!

[@hammerite5792]

What will happen?? Nothing. Life will go on. I am still waiting for Nibiru to collide with us.

[@josegamez5027]

I comprehend more about our universe more since i started watching your series and this theary is scarier that the religious Apocaliptic ending because the Miyake theory you can actually see it is coming. (by the way i am catholic) how much sunblock will i need so i can start buying 🥵🥵😥🥵🥵

[@hombrenuevoacts1728]

It's from this, our Sun!

[@felixmikolai7375]

Dumb question but couldn’t these storms come from the Blackhole in the middle of our galaxy?!

[@moonbeam385]

What's weird is being able to supposedly , detect changes in trees that were not around a thousand years ago. 🧐

[@CV-br1eu]

The only thing with that cyclicality and power within a reasonable probability is the Sun...

[@robertadams9706]

Your cover picture reminds me of the serpent mound!!!