NASA reported Sun Releases Significant Solar Flare that is set to hit the Earth on Saturday. It has been classified and X1-class flare. X-class denotes the most intense flares, while the number provides more information about its strength. An X2 is twice as intense as an X1, an X3 is three times as intense, etc. Flares that are classified X10 or stronger are considered unusually intense.
The concern is that the solar flare overwhelms the protective geomagnetic field that surrounds the Earth and exposes it to harmful radiation. Not only is this harmful to all of life, but it can be particularly damaging to satellites circling the Earth and in the process disrupt communications and GPS.
Earlier this year I posted on how this current solar activity cycle has begun strongly, New Solar Cycle starts on a Tear and will not peak until 2025. With our increased dependence upon digital communication we are increasingly vulnerable.
Last year the 11 year solar cycle (solar flares, sunspots...) began and will peak in 2025. increased solar activity has been associated with increases in wars and can strongly influence the human psyche. Increased solar radiation will impact our health and can increase the rate of cancer. It will wreak havoc on technology, especially telecommunication, electrical grids, satellites etc....Very concerning given how dependent we are on technology,
A few days ago we were hit by millions of tons of super-heated gas from the sun. According to Bloomberg news it was the strongest we have seen in a while,
The eruption, called a coronal mass ejection, wasn’t particularly powerful on the space-weather scale, but when it hit the Earth’s magnetic field it triggered the strongest geomagnetic storm seen for years. There wasn’t much disruption this time -- few people probably even knew it happened -- but it served as a reminder the sun has woken from a years-long slumber.
The concern is that climate change and electro pollution have reduced our protection from the sun's radiation, the geomagnetic field surrounding the earth. A dent has formed in it called the South Atlantic Anomaly.
A new analysis in Science has turned upside down the theory that a reversal of the earth's magnetic poles had a minimal impact upon life on earth. By studying the rings of giant kauri trees thousands of years old in well preserved in bogs in New Zealand scientists from the South Australian museum and the University of South Wales found that the last pole shift 42,000 years ago was a climate catastrophe that allowed unfiltered cosmic rays to pour onto the earth. This led to mass extinctions and the destruction of the environment.
The findings establish that a WEAK GEOMAGNETIC FIELD INCREASES THE LIKELIHOOD OF MASS EXTINCTIONS. Particularly worrisome since the earth's geomagnetic field is currently decreasing in strength and the magnetic north is running full speed away from the physical North Pole. Electropollution is devastating the geomagnetic field. More below.
The disintegration of magnetic field 42,000 years ago is known as the Laschamp excursion and estimated to have lasted 250 years, The period leading up to the pole shift has been given the name of the "Adams Transitional Geomagnetic Event" in honor of British humorist Douglas Adams. He wrote The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and the Last Chance to See, which is about extinction.
The Pole Shift Was Devastating
The pole shift 42,000 tears ago disrupted the earth's geomagnetic field and allowed harmful Cosmic Rays to enter the earth's atmosphere unfiltered. This led to species extinctions and the end of Neanderthal man. Humans survived by moving underground and living in caves. This contributed too much of the ancient cave art that we find around the world.
The event also led to low sun activity, an increase in ultraviolet light, an increase in damaging radiation, a depletion in the ozone layer... Places like Australia saw prolonged periods of drought.
A weakened geomantic field had a huge impact upon life, that is because all of life is tied to the geomagnetic field. We need it to survive. NASA found in the early days of space exploration astronauts would get sick in space when deprived of the earth's energies such as the Schumann Resonance and created a device to replicate what some call the heartbeat of Mother Earth.
Electropollution
The geomagnetic field is weakening because we are microwaving our Mother to death with all of our technological devices: radio waves, TV signals, cell phones and more. We have wired the world with electrical wires and grounded them in the earth. Each time electricity moves it creates a magnetic field that interferes with our Mother's geomagnetic field.
A microwave oven emits harmful radiation and many of us own one and use it. We have electrical appliances, hair dryers, electric blankets and more, All of this interferes with the earth's geomagnetic field.
There is also WiFi technologies that we have incorporated into our lives and the environment with our smart devices, appliances, cars, computers ...and WiFi hookup stations.
Now we are introducing 5G into our lives and will be setting up transmitters on almost every block in our cities.
Our digital fix is not only killing us but severely damaging our Mother. The father of electromedicine and twice nominated for a Nobel Prize in medicine, Dr. Rober O Becker, once said that the damage done by electropollution from all our electrical devices has a far greater damaging effect upon the planet than climate change. And we are doing nothing about it.
Well some of us have heeded Becker's advice because he is the guy that got many of us not wanting to live near high power lines. Remember the guy holding a glowing fluorescent light underneath a power line--Becker was indirectly behind that.
The affects of electrolpollution are already being felt. The geomagnetic field has weakened 9% over the last two centuries Looking at the video below we can very vividly see that tears in our protective covering, or shield of geomagnetism are increasing in frequency.
A weakening of the geomagnetic field 42,000 years ago presaged a pole shift. We are well along our way for a repeat. And maybe sooner than we think.
Video above shows the South Atlantic Anomaly where our protective shield is weak. This animation via white dots shows the magnetic field strength at Earth’s surface from 2014-2020 based on data collected by the Swarm satellite constellation. Credit: Division of Geomagnetism, DTU Space.
The weakening of the earth's geomagnetic field is not a good thing. It could be prelude for many events from a pole shift, to a life extinction event. Most likely human activity is the cause. In recent years Electropollution from our cell phones, other digital devices, wind turbines, and more has had the effect of microwaving Mother Earth.
In an area stretching from Africa to South America, Earth’s magnetic field is gradually weakening. This strange behaviour has geophysicists puzzled and is causing technical disturbances in satellites orbiting Earth. Scientists are using data from ESA’s Swarm constellation to improve our understanding of this area known as the ‘South Atlantic Anomaly.’
It was reported today that an unusual compression/crunch within a section of the geomagnetic field led to anomaly in the Norther Lights causing it to twist and contort in unusual patterns.. A mysterious crunch in Earth's magnetic field created a new type of aurora borealis. Scientists said that it was the first time that they have seen an aurora caused by a compression. They noted that it was not caused by the sun.
The article noted that,
On the day of this particular aurora, a NASA satellite detected a huge compression in Earth's magnetosphere (the protective bubble that the magnetic field creates around the planet) at the moment the lights began spiraling.
Scientists believe it may have been a magnetic storm at the periphery of the geomagnetic fields, but don''t know for sure why the compression happened.
Internal Factors ?
The article gave no consideration to internal factors within the the geomagnetic itself for being behind the compression. Instead the focus was on an exogenous shock. Consider
AS I have written about on several occasions human activity and intention are diminishing our Mother Grid.
It is highly likely that climate change and other environmental degradations are creating a cascading phenomenon that we have no comprehension about.
Something very strange is afoot. The compression in the geomagnetic field is not a good omen. Unfortunately we have not idea of what it portends. Is a pole shift, possibly a physical shift coming? Will climate change and a weakening geomagnetic field create new unimaginable problems?....
Click on pole shift or below to read previous posts on a pole shit.
Below is a video from PBS Space time on the reversing of the Earth's Magnetic Polies.
A just released study (see below) finds that the humans have a magnetic sense that allows our brain to detect the Earth's magnetic fields. Further that as with all human abilities there is great variability amongst people's sentience of the magnetic field. To me this is great news because I believe it underscores my work with our Mother and Her aspects such as Fields of Consciousness, the Life Force and Earth Chakras and a host of other Earth Energies. I also believe that older civilizations had greater sentience of the magnetic field and respect for our Mother and would create stone structures to enhance Her. At the same time it makes me wonder what consequences a pole shift would have upon us and our magnetic sense. What affect is the weakening geomagnetic field having upon different species such as birds, bees...? Is being sentient of Mother Earth truly beneficial as I believe? Will it help in dealing with a pole shift? Blessings, madis
The mixed results in people may be due to the fact that virtually all past studies relied on behavioral decisions from the participants. If human beings do possess a magnetic sense, daily experience suggests that it would be very weak or deeply subconscious. Such faint impressions could easily be misinterpreted – or just plain missed – when trying to make decisions.
The Earth is surrounded by a magnetic field, generated by the movement of the planet’s liquid core. It’s why a magnetic compass points north. At Earth’s surface, this magnetic field is fairly weak, about 100 times weaker than that of a refrigerator magnet.
Over the past 50 years or so, scientists have shown that hundreds of organisms in nearly all branches of the bacterial, protist and animal kingdoms have the ability to detect and respond to this geomagnetic field. In some animals – such as honey bees – the geomagnetic behavioral responses are as strong as the responses to light, odor or touch. Biologists have identified strong responses in vertebrates ranging from fish, amphibians, reptiles, numerous birds and a diverse variety of mammals including whales, rodents, bats, cows and dogs – the last of which can be trained to find a hidden bar magnet. In all of these cases, the animals are using the geomagnetic field as components of their homing and navigation abilities, along with other cues like sight, smell and hearing.
Skeptics dismissed early reports of these responses, largely because there didn’t seem to be a biophysical mechanism that could translate the Earth’s weak geomagnetic field into strong neural signals. This view was dramatically changed by the discovery that living cells have the ability tobuild nanocrystals of the ferromagneticmineral magnetite – basically, tiny iron magnets. Biogenic crystals of magnetite were first seen in the teeth of one group of mollusks, later in bacteria, and then in a variety of other organisms ranging from protists and animals such as insects, fish and mammals, including within tissues of the human brain.
Manipulating the magnetic field
n our new study, we asked 34 participants simply to sit in our testing chamber while we directly recorded electrical activity in their brains with electroencephalography (EEG). Our modified Faraday cage included a set of 3-axis coils that let us create controlled magnetic fields of high uniformity via electric current we ran through its wires. Since we live in mid-latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere, the environmental magnetic field in our lab dips downwards to the north at about 60 degrees from horizon.
chematic drawing of the human magnetoreception test chamber at Caltech.Modified from 'Center of attraction' by C. Bickel (Hand, 2016).
In normal life, when someone rotates their head – say, nodding up and down or turning the head from left to right – the direction of the geomagnetic field (which remains constant in space) will shift relative to their skull. This is no surprise to the subject’s brain, as it directed the muscles to move the head in the appropriate fashion in the first place.
In our experimental chamber, we can move the magnetic field silently relative to the brain, but without the brain having initiated any signal to move the head. This is comparable to situations when your head or trunk is passively rotated by somebody else, or when you’re a passenger in a vehicle which rotates. In those cases, though, your body will still register vestibular signals about its position in space, along with the magnetic field changes – in contrast, our experimental stimulation was only a magnetic field shift. When we shifted the magnetic field in the chamber, our participants did not experience any obvious feelings.
Study participants sat in the experimental chamber facing north, while the downwards-pointing field rotated clockwise (blue arrow) from northwest to northeast or counterclockwise (red arrow) from northeast to northwest.Magnetic Field Laboratory, Caltech, CC BY-ND
The EEG data, on the other hand, revealed that certain magnetic field rotations could trigger strong and reproducible brain responses. One EEG pattern known from existing research, called alpha-ERD (event-related desynchronization), typically shows up when a person suddenly detects and processes a sensory stimulus. The brains were “concerned” with the unexpected change in the magnetic field direction, and this triggered the alpha-wave reduction. That we saw such alpha-ERD patterns in response to simple magnetic rotations is powerful evidence for human magnetoreception.
Our participants’ brains only responded when the vertical component of the field was pointing downwards at about 60 degrees (while horizontally rotating), as it does naturally here in Pasadena, California. They did not respond to unnatural directions of the magnetic field – such as when it pointed upwards. We suggest the response is tuned to natural stimuli, reflecting a biological mechanism that has been shaped by natural selection.
Other researchers have shown that animals’ brains filter magnetic signals, only responding to those that are environmentally relevant. It makes sense to reject any magnetic signal that is too far away from the natural values because it most likely is from a magnetic anomaly - a lighting strike, or lodestone deposit in the ground, for example. One early report on birds showed that robins stop using the geomagnetic field if the strength is more than about 25 percent different from what they were used to. It’s possible this tendency might be why previous researchers had trouble identifying this magnetic sense – if they cranked up the strength of the magnetic field to “help” subjects detect it, they might have instead ensured that subjects’ brains ignored it.
Moreover, our series of experiments show that the receptor mechanism – the biological magnetometer in human beings – is not electrical induction, and can tell north from south. This latter feature rules out completely the so-called “quantum compass” or “cryptochrome”mechanism which is popular these days in the animal literature on magnetoreception. Our results are consistent only with functional magnetoreceptor cells based on the biological magnetite hypothesis. Note that a magnetite-based system can also explainall of the behavioral effects in birds that promoted the rise of the quantum compass hypothesis.
Brains register magnetic shifts, subconsciously
Our participants were all unaware of the magnetic field shifts and their brain responses. They felt that nothing had happened during the whole experiment – they’d just sat alone in dark silence for an hour. Underneath, though, their brains revealed a wide range of differences. Some brains showed almost no reaction, while other brains had alpha waves that shrank to half their normal size after a magnetic field shift.
It remains to be seen what these hidden reactions might mean for human behavioral capabilities. Do the weak and strong brain responses reflect some kind of individual differences in navigational ability? Can those with weaker brain responses benefit from some kind of training? Can those with strong brain responses be trained to actually feel the magnetic field?
A human response to Earth-strength magnetic fields might seem surprising. But given the evidence for magnetic sensation in our animal ancestors, it might be more surprising if humans had completely lost every last piece of the system. Thus far, we’ve found evidence that people have working magnetic sensors sending signals to the brain – a previously unknown sensory ability in the subconscious human mind. The full extent of our magnetic inheritance remains to be discovered.
Since the end of last year I have been writing about the upcoming pole shift. I read an article where the author said it will be no big deal Gwynne Dyer: Magnetic reversal: Don't panic. But towards the end of the article said,
The scary bit is the transition, which can take as long as a 1000 years or as little as one lifetime, because during that transition the strength of the planet's magnetic field falls to around 5 per cent of normal. If the ozone hole worried you a bit, this should frighten you to death — and the strength of the magnetic field is already falling.
Really? Ask an Energy Healer what they think will happen to you if you try operating/living with only 5% of the Life Force to sustain you? The weakening geomagnetic field has created an increase in the Schumann Resonance, what many people call Mother Earth's heartbeat. Some such as the HeartMath people are bubbling over thinking the rising Schumann Resonance is a sign of rising human consciousness. Really? Is Donald Trump another sign of our rising collective consciousness. I think not. The rising Schumann Resonance is a function of increasing Lightning strikes; a valiant effort by our Mother to heal herself and try and save humankind. Again ask an Energy Healer if lighting strike like activity in your Energy Body is a good thing? Note: The energy flow of Lightning Strikes is organized and orchestrated within the larger earth grid. Further proof their rise is a bad omen. In other words, an effort by our Mother to pick up the slack of a weakening geomagnetic field. Then there is the possibility of a physical pole shift a calamity that froze the dinosaurs. Then there... Chances are good that this pole shift is not going to be good for life on Earth. No doubt 5G is going to royally muck up everything. My best advice is to develop a strong bond with Mother Earth. That starts by getting rid of your cell phone. You also need to seriously increase the size of your aura, your spiritual lungs, to better be able to sustain yourself during the transition. The size of your aura is also a function of your relationship with our Mother,
Above: Supercomputer models of Earth's magnetic field. On the left is a normal dipolar magnetic field, typical of the long years between polarity reversals. On the right is the sort of complicated magnetic field Earth has during the upheaval of a reversal. [More]
Earth’s northern magnetic pole is moving quickly away from the Canadian Arctic toward Siberia. This movement has forced NCEI’s scientists to update the World Magnetic Model (WMM) mid-cycle.
This map shows the location of the north magnetic pole (white star) and the magnetic declination (contour interval 2 degrees) at the beginning of 2019. Courtesy of NOAA NCEI/CIRES.
A few weeks back I posted a link to an article that the Earth's geomagnetic field is shifting rapidly. Today's Daily Mail had a lengthy article on its erratic movement. Below is a link along with some charts. This is not a good thing and along with the rising Schumann Resonance are very ominous signs that trouble is ahead-- in a few years or in a few decades? Devastation to the electric grid and high exposure to solar energy are only a few of the problems the world will face if the poles flip as they have done in the past. Human activity--violence, war, pollution and technology--particularly technology that is microwaving our Mother to death is behind this. 5G will probably accelerate us closer to a flip. Climate Change is a symptom of a larger problem--a possible life extinguishing pole shift. Cayce and others have talked about this. Ask a polarity therapist what they think would happen to you if your meridians went wacky and flipped?
Magnetic North Pole is 'skittering' away from Canada, towards Siberia
Researchers say it is moving at an 'unusually high speed of about 50 km per year'
Say Canada is essentially losing a magnetic tug-of-war with Siberia
Researchers around the world are scrambling to update global models relied on by GPS navigation systems
Scientists in recent years have predicted that Earth's magnetic field could be gearing up to 'flip' – a shift in which the magnetic south pole would become magnetic north, and vice versa.
Such an event could have catastrophic effects, wreaking havoc on the electric grid and leaving life at the surface exposed to higher amounts of solar radiation.
Researchers say the magnetic North Pole is 'skittering' away from Canada, towards Siberia, far more quickly that they expected it to.
WHAT COULD HAPPEN TO EARTH IF ITS POLES FLIPPED?
The Earth’s magnetic field is in a permanent state of change.
Magnetic north drifts around and every few hundred thousand years the polarity flips so a compass would point south instead of north.
The strength of the magnetic field also constantly changes and currently it is showing signs of significant weakening.
Life has existed on the Earth for billions of years, during which there have been many reversals.
There is no obvious correlation between animal extinctions and those reversals. Likewise, reversal patterns do not have any correlation with human development and evolution.
It appears that some animals, such as whales and some birds use Earth's magnetic field for migration and direction finding.
Since geomagnetic reversal takes a number of thousands of years, they could well adapt to the changing magnetic environment or develop different methods of navigation.
Radiation at ground level would increase, however, with some estimates suggesting that overall exposure to cosmic radiation would double causing more deaths from cancer. ‘But only slightly,’ said Professor Richard Holme.
‘And much less than lying on the beach in Florida for a day. So if it happened, the protection method would probably be to wear a big floppy hat.’
The movement of the Earth's magnetic poles are shown in this animation at 10-year intervals from 1970 to 2020. The red and blue lines sjpw the difference between magnetic north and true north depending on where you are standing. On the green line, a compass would point to true north. Credit: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information
Electric grid collapse from severe solar storms is a major risk. As the magnetic field continues to weaken, scientists are highlighting the importance off-the grid energy systems using renewable energy sources to protect the Earth against a black out.
'The very highly charged particles can have a deleterious effect on the satellites and astronauts,' added Dr Mona Kessel, a Magnetosphere discipline scientist at Nasa.
In one area, there is evidence that a flip is already occurring. ‘The increasing strength of the South Atlantic anomaly, an area of weak field over Brazil, is already a problem,’ said Professor Richard Holme.
The Earth's climate could also change. A recent Danish study has found that the earth's weather has been significantly affected by the planet's magnetic field.
They claimed that fluctuations in the number of cosmic rays hitting the atmosphere directly alter the amount of cloud covering the planet.
Henrik Svensmark, a weather scientist at the Danish National Space Centre who led the team behind the research, believes that the planet is experiencing a natural period of low cloud cover due to fewer cosmic rays entering the atmosphere.
Friends, I read the sad news today that the weakening of the Earth's Geomagnetic Field is accelearating. Here are links to the report, which contains links to the original research. I missed the earlier reporting this year. This is very bad news. Blessings, madis
Above our heads, something is not right. Earth's magnetic field is in a state of dramatic weakening – and according to mind-boggling research from earlier this year, this phenomenal disruption is part of a pattern lasting for over 1,000 years.
Earth's magnetic field doesn't just give us our north and south poles; it's also what protects us from solar winds and cosmic radiation – but this invisible force field is rapidly weakening, to the point scientists think it could actually flip, with our magnetic poles reversing.
As crazy as that sounds, this actually does happen over vast stretches of time. The last time it occurred was about 780,000 years ago, although it got close again around 40,000 years back.
When it takes place, it's not quick, with the polarity reversal slowly occurring over thousands of years.
Nobody knows for sure if another such flip is imminent, and one of the reasons for that is a lack of hard data.
The region that concerns scientists the most at the moment is called the South Atlantic Anomaly – a huge expanse of the field stretching from Chile to Zimbabwe. The field is so weak within the anomaly that it's hazardous for Earth's satellites to enter it, because the additional radiation it's letting through could disrupt their electronics.
"We've known for quite some time that the magnetic field has been changing, but we didn't really know if this was unusual for this region on a longer timescale, or whether it was normal," physicist Vincent Hare from the University of Rochester in New York said in February this year.
