Partial crustal shift and the Sun / earth , new EARTH UNDER FIRE video pg 116

Storm2come pointed this out on another thread. Schumann lines going diagonally.
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This is looking to me like it may be in a shorter time frame than 5-7 years. Like everything is picking up at a pretty rapid speed.

S2C, I can't watch the video, but can you tell me if the magnetic poles have moved further in the past couple of weeks? It was at 300 miles from "the tipping point" last time I checked.

Thanks!

hey Fluffy Pancakes, what maverickstar says around the 2:30 mark of the Video is that it is moving faster, however he points out that the magnetic field over Canada is weakening.

This means that when the north magnetic pole over Canada( of the 2 north poles) disapates that the field will shrink in closer to earth, letting in more cosmic radiation and causing more weather anomalies.

The weather fronts, earthquakes, and hurricanes will be stronger. Plan on crop losses and econmic stresses to be caused by weather related events to increase starting this year.

As we approach the magnetic pole shift one of the things we should be paying attention to are the effects that increased cosmic radiation, particularly UVC, will play on our environment and on human health. UVC shouldn't reach the earths surface but it is now, hospitals use man-made UVC lights to disinfect because of it's ability to destroy microbes and destroy at the cellular level.





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The UVC radiation is sufficiently energetic that individual photons may produce chemical bond breakage and ionization of some atoms and molecules. The preferential absorption of particular energy photons by materials, both organic and inorganic, is evident throughout the electromagnetic spectrum from microwaves through infrared and visible light, ultraviolet, x rays, and gamma rays

UVC radiation might reach live skin tissue and could produce erythema and possibly other undocumented effects. This would be true especially in an abraded area of skin or a region of a significant flesh wound.
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...we have two additional lines of defense: the magnetic field and atmosphere of our planet. Both mitigate cosmic rays.
But even on Earth the increase is being felt.

X-rays and gamma-rays produced by the crash of primary cosmic rays into Earth’s upper atmosphere. They trace radiation percolating down toward our planet’s surface. The energy range of the sensors, 10 keV to 20 MeV, is similar to that of medical X-ray machines and airport security scanners.
How does this affect us? Cosmic rays penetrate commercial airlines, dosing passengers and flight crews so much that pilots are classified by the International Commission on Radiological Protection as occupational radiation workers. Some research shows that cosmic rays can seed clouds and trigger, potentially altering weather and climate. Furthermore, there are studies ( #1, #2, #3, #4) linking cosmic rays with cardiac arrhythmias in the general population.
Cosmic rays will intensify even more in the years ahead as the sun plunges toward what may be the deepest Solar Minimum in more than a century
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I sure know how to dig a rabbit hole, don't I.

Yes. And it was large enough for a few of us to fall into.

fall into? you could just drive

I chase those wayward bunnies down which ever hole they run to with whatever mode of travel I happen to have. Hey, do you think the uvc's prompted cosmicgypsy's heart attack? I think it is very possible.

And I do remember a time when out working in the garden where the sun felt like needles in my skin. I was well tanned already so it shouldn't have felt like that. It was about 6 years ago I think. You just couldn't stay out in it long. UVC's then too I assume.

No UVC rays could cause cancer but I don't think they have any real danger of heart attacks.

Just as likely to much sitting around reading GLP, gotta unplug and get some exercise sometimes.

that or chiggers

No. It wasn't chiggers. I know them all too well. The sun on my skin didn't itch. It was like hunreds of needles being pushed into my skin twisting back and forth as they went. Prickly sensation. It is hard to explain. I haven't felt anything like it, before or after.

It could be, I remember a lot of UV warnings, and 6 years ago was when the solar cycle was at it's peak.

Man. Last year was rough around here. I guess get hay off first cutting because who knows if there will be a second cutting.

that's true Fluffy pancakes, you gotta make hay when the sun is shining so to speak and literally.

I was just listening to the fly on the wall podcast over at Suspicious Observers and they were talking about the cycles and not really buying in to predicted dates of 2046, but that we should pay attention to what the current conditions tell us.

As I posted right after your comment UVC rays are hitting the surface of the earth and this will cause people and plants to suffer, so crop losses and erratic weather patterns are things that will intensify in coming months and years.

so keep an eye on weather trends and diversify what you plant, it wouldn't be a bad idea to buy seeds that do best in different conditions and plant a variety.

So true. Back when I had a garden...it rained so much one year that peas got replanted 3 times. The last time was so late that they would turn out to be fall peas. Ya know, that was the last of the seed that I had, I didn't think there would even be enough to can. That little patch produced more than my spring one would have. I made sure to save some seed from that crop. As crazy as the seasons and weather is getting, I highly recommend multiple means of food production.

So plant for hotter and colder climates than usual. Geez.

It's going to be interesting. This winter has been whacked enough. Generally mild, but with crazy drops from like 60 one day to 10 degrees the next.

Last summer was actually fairly brutal for the most part. Even though it wasn't over 100 the dang sun felt like it was ripping your skin off. Really stressful for plants and it was totally dry for two full months.

Watch as we do the UV/Umbrella Experiment - CAN it stop UVC?

yes , and staggering when you plant as lookingInward suggests, an early or late crop might be more fruitful, a few years ago my tomatoes kept on producing through November in to Dec.

That was the year I cut all the tomotoes off the plants with a good bit of stem sort of like a bunch of grapes. It was in an effort to gain a large amount to eat before the freeze killed them. They were placed on newspaper in the house where they could receive sunlight. Fresh tomatoes into February is a mighty fine thing. I picked them even though they were green. If they were very small they were too acidic and had little flavor.

The reason for DIA's roof design. Deflection of rays.

Cool video , I wonder if the color of the umbrella matters, I remember an old neighbor of my grand parents used to make a kind of canopy over their tomatoes and cucumbers out of old white bedsheets, and they had some big tomatoes.

My grandpa said it was a waste of time, because tomatoes were for eating and canning not a beauty contest. but this might become a necessity,

DIA's? Now that you mention roof's that sphere at CERN comes to mind for some reason, I saw a video of it being some sort of transmitter or something, maybe it generates a protective field or something like that.

A neighbor of mine build little wooden shed's for his. They look like little old well houses. Things like that prevent the large white scalded spot on the tomato that isn't covered by leaves.

well I think we will all need to that soon.

Here is a newer video describing earth crustal displacement theory( where the whole crust shifts as one) my theory is that sense there are independent tectonic plates there could be a Partial shift in one region, triggered by any one or combination of; magnetic pole shift, micro nova, large CME while our magnetosphere is weak.

This daily space weather news report is note worthy because of the earth catastrophe cycle references in it.

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