There is a great deal of geological, astronomical, and mythological evidence that our sun has a long-cycle of recurring novas which devastate life on Earth. Doug Vogt thinks the cycle is 12,068 years. Others claim it is closer to 13,000. The search for geological proof may have been a major incentive to get to the moon; in 1970 Thomas Gold wrote about the lunar evidence that our sun very briefly (for less than 2 minutes) got several times hotter – enough to glaze the lunar surface on one side of exposed craters where rock just started to melt and drip before the event ended. There is a great deal of supporting evidence that such a solar event is a major trigger of Earth’s catastrophic pole shift events. Most people don’t realize the sun novas at all.
Last week, a star in the constellation Ophiuchus with a fifteen year nova cycle was observed suddenly getting brighter (seven orders of magnitude in no more than a few hours.) “The Large Area Telescope (LAT), one of two instruments on the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, has independently detected a transient gamma-ray source positionally consistent with the newly detected optical outburst of the recurrent nova RS Oph on 2021 Aug 8, 22:20 UT reported by K. Geary with an estimated visual magnitude of 5.0. Its previous outburst was in 2006, with an average recurrence time of ~15 years over eight recorded historical outbursts (Schaefer 2010, ApJS, 187, 275).”
We have only discovered a small number of stars with a recurrent nova cycle – of course, there may be many other stars like our sun, with cycles longer than humans have been making modern observations (though there are descriptions of solar nova outbursts combined with floods and pole shifts in religious texts and myths around the world, which I’ll comment on at length in a future post.) Anton discusses recurring nova, and the recent one in Ophiuchus, in the video below.
And just before The Sun goes nova, The Earth’s magnetic poles are deflected and its magnetic field is apparently weakened at an accelerating rate.
Very strange.
And how does a nova trigger axial flip and/or pole shift?
Whatever triggers the sun probably also triggers the Earth – whether it is passage through a ripple of the waving galactic field or passing a critical point in a binary dance with another star, it seems that we flip flop repeatedly in a much stronger magnetic field than Earth’s
I have never come across any evidence that The Sun goes nova at the same time as The Earth suffers cataclysm. There’s similarly zero evidence for LaViolette’s galactic superwave arriving at Earth every 12,000 years.
As for evidence found from the surface of The Moon, as I’ve pointed out to you before, we’ve not actually landed on The Moon – the televised landings were staged.
Occam’s razor – why introduce a micro-nova given no evidence and no causal relationship?
Earth’s own magnetic field, hidden in magnetized rocks or oceans, is weak. However, Earth produces its own magnetic field by the fact of fast rotation (rotor) within solar wind (stator). If some large body passing between Earth and Sun would temporarily block or deflect solar wind, or stop Earth’s rotation, that would mean the short period with almost no space-reaching geomagnetic field.
Venus, with a very long period of rotation (~117 days), has negligible magnetic field.
Kabul – one of the best places to be during the coming pole shift. And yet so many leaving…
A mountainous region far from the coast – that is good for surviving a pole shift. But it might be too close to the next North Pole position…. and religious oppression.
Kabul is 35 N. It will be a new Scandinavia.
The obsession with getting locals out of Kabul – currently you can go without documents and covid tests, just show yourself in the airport – seems a bit suspicious.
From the pace of Taliban takeover, it should be clear that the population does not really care.
Remember, Afghans are armed people. Not just talibs.
Indications of the sun’s recurring novas and Plutonium found in the deep ocean gives reason to investigate the relationship