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Subject The Sun Doesn't go Micro Nova During a Magnetic Pole Reversal, it Just Seems That Way. Shields go Down.

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You offer no proof or evidence what so ever.

Whereas, the other thread on how the sun micro’s is incredibly full of proof.

Go watch the  videos or read and truly comprehend what you are  reading
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I offered a statement from a geologist and a mention of a New York Times Science article from the 90's that strangely can no longer be found. I've got dozens more where those came from.

It's our magnetic field weakening, not the sun increasing its output. And the year 2046 is just to keep us from worrying about it now. It's happening now though, and faster each year.
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Have you read the work of Thomas Vogt?  He provides ample evidence to contradict your   claim.  Explain technites found throughout the solar system?
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Yes, I have his book and I disagree. What would appear like an increase in solar output 12,000 years ago could also have been caused by a very weak magnetic field that let more solar radiation in. The effects would look the same. I've found far more scientific evidence of that than a "micro nova" and the planet stopping its spin. That science doesn't even make sense.
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Original Message During a magnetic pole reversal, the entire magnetic field strength of the planet can go down to just 10% or less of normal.

That means that the sun isn't putting any more energy out, but rather we're protected from the sun far less than we were.

So the past records may seem like the sun did something different, but really it was our magnetic field going down and our planet was bombarded by far more solar and cosmic radiation.

If you take your sunglasses off while looking at the sun, you don't blame the sun for getting brighter.

Our planet has a magnetic field reversal roughly every 12,000 years and we're in the middle of another one now.

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